It is not so accessible, there are several stairs

Unfortunately, we were in a taxi so I am not absolutely certain of the directions. All I know is that the small sign pointing up a hill as you approach the sea front takes you on a wild goose chase and back down to the sea front. Our driver asked in a local cafe and somebody drove in front of the taxi to show us the entrance. Apparently, the entrance has been changed and it is nearer the sea front than before. My advice is to email our driver and ask him if he can advise you further. Tripadvisor is not allowing me to include the email address here. Look up Francesco Marrapese on here and there is a link to his website and email. Having driven us there he will be more aware of the location of the entrance. It's a fabulous site. There is a museum in the castle on the hill in the distance but we didn't have time for that. I believe there are artefacts there from the archaeological site. A lot of the site is still under water but we didn't have time to see if there was a glass bottomed boat to view the sea bed. If you are divers you could try that. All the best. I hope you enjoy your trip there.

mi dispiavce ma non so rispondere:ci sono sempre andato inauto

Dovrebbe essere aperto dalle 9 alle 14,30, sul sito non ci sono indicazioni di chiusura per il 6 gennaio

Parking is extremely limited at this facility, although there is parking nearby (payed "official" parking, but a few street side spots might be had, depending on time of day). All within easy walking distance to front entrance of the museum.