When going on vacation to Ragusa, it would be really useful to know the most convenient means of transportation to get around this city and visit others, and among these, in detail, we focus on the Catania-Ragusa buses. In the province of Ragusa, there are 110 kilometers to cover in just over two hours with a stop in Palazzolo Acreide, to eat at various trattorias and to visit the archaeological site of Akrai and also the Greek Theater.
But let’s talk a bit about the beautiful city of Catania, which is a true Sicilian gem capable of allowing you to breathe the true authenticity of life always in contact with the sea and nature. Here, the whims of Mount Etna have marked the history of the entire city, which has been able to rebuild itself and shine again immediately, each time more beautiful and particularly interesting to discover.
Just like the phoenix that rises from its ashes, the city of Catania has also managed to rise again from nine events that, throughout its history, have completely destroyed it, the last of which was the famous earthquake of the year 1693. The reconstruction, which then took place, shaped the city as we know it today and when asking what to see in Catania, it is important to say that there is not only baroque architecture to discover.
Catania, in fact, is particularly rich in life, picturesque corners, and many natural wonders, one of which is Mount Etna, which inevitably deserves a full-day trip to admire up close the power of this wonderful active volcano. From Catania, you can also depart and discover various places of interest, such as Syracuse or Taormina.
But as already mentioned above, today we want to focus more on the Catania-Ragusa journey, trying to find out how to get there, which means of transportation to take, and how much tickets cost, as well as the distance itself that must be covered.
Here are the Catania-Ragusa buses
First of all, let’s say that the distance between these two cities corresponds to 70.8 kilometers, a distance that can be easily covered by buses departing from Catania and arriving in Ragusa. There are several available schedules for this route, including those at 06:00 (arrival at 07:55); at 07:00 (arrival at 08:55); and at 08:00 (arrival expected at 09:55).
The cheapest and fastest run is definitely the one at 07:20 arriving at 8:55, followed by the one at 08:20 arriving at 09:55. Another available and very convenient run is the one departing at 12:20 arriving at 13:55, followed by the one departing from Catania at 16:20 and arriving at 17:55, and the last one at 19:10 arriving at 20:55.
In conclusion, we can say that the interesting and absolutely positive thing regarding our wallets is that these rides cost only €8, except for those early in the morning which cost just €9 per person.
