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Set in the DOC wine region on the slopes of Mount Etna, and approximately 20 km north of Catania, the second largest city of Sicily, Villa Maude offers the ideal balance between the sea and the countryside, the traditional and the modern. Located in an area of great natural beauty, this newly restored independent villa is a haven of calm and serenity. Crossing its gates y...

Delphina is an exceptional elegant villa, built on two floors, located in a protected natural reserve, only few miles from Siracusa. It has the Mediterranean Sea as a backdrop with the majestic and soothing views of its waters. The villa’s contemporary decor has been inspired by the sea and the vegetation surrounding the villa. The color scheme of blues and white, reminisc...

Villa Elimi is nestled on an expansive lush estate with tranquil olive and citrus groves which in spring permeate the air with their fragrance. The olive oil coming from this side of the island is one of the best on the market, thanks to the typical mild and creamy local olives, with their characteristic pale green color. From here, visit the Greek archeological marvels of...

Just 7 kilometers from the beach, surrounded by lush orchard gardens, is Cornelia, a restored 17th-century farmhouse. The property rests on a working farm estate (247 acres) with olive and orange groves, a rich variety of Mediterranean flowers, and even a horse-riding facility. The spacious villa, offering views of Mt. Etna, provides tranquility and privacy with a central...

Val di Noto is a picturesque region in southeastern Sicily - a popular tourist destination due to its stunning Baroque architecture. The region was devastated by an earthquake in 1693, and the cities in Val di Noto were rebuilt in the Baroque style, creating a unique and harmonious architectural landscape. For its natural beauty, this area has been designated as a UNESCO W...

Nestled on a cliff 200 meters above the sea, Taormina graces visitors with breathtaking views of one of the most stunning coastlines in eastern Sicily, including the majestic Mount Etna. These vistas are often hailed as the "ultimate panorama" and are an absolute must-see when exploring Sicily. This renowned tourist destination boasts the island's second-largest ancient t...

Intriguing and enchanting, the Noto Valley and its hinterland, famous for of the Sicilian Baroque, excite more than any other place of the island. Located in southernmost corner of Italy, a recognized a UNESCO World Heritage site, this area boasts also quiet beaches and crystalline waters able to satisfy both bathers and lovers of scuba diving. The foodies will not be able...

“Were a man to spend only one day in Sicily and ask, “What must one see?” I would answer him without hesitation, “Taormina.” It is only a landscape, but a landscape where you find everything on earth that seems made to seduce the eyes, the mind and the imagination.” With these words, Guy de Maupassant described this land, positioned between the sky and the sea, offering vi...

The coast of Sicily is a long run of small towns and beautiful beaches. This enchanted island is where you can eat and drink well, swim in crystalline waters, visit ancient ruins and hike the highest active volcano in Europe, Mount Etna. Whatever you decide to do, Sicilians will be happy to welcome you. On the northern coast, beside Palermo, capital of the region, lies the...

The northern cost of Sicily offers a rich plethora of sites and activities interesting to experience. Cefalu and its cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Castelbuono, known for its medieval castle, narrow streets, and the famous Fiasconaro pastry shop, and the easy to reach, Palermo. The local wineries and vineyards await to be explored to sample some of Sicily's renow...

Along the coast of western Sicily, from Trapani to Agrigento, lays a part of the island rich in fine-sand beaches, archaeological beauties, and wildlife reserves. Some discerned wine enthusiasts love this area for its vineyards - the area of Menfi hosts one of the largest vineyards in Europe. Others just fall in love the magical sunset views - every day infinite shades of...

Villa Magna is an extraordinary two-story Mediterranean villa that boasts spectacular and captivating ocean views. It is conveniently close to town, only a 15-minute walk, and it features private parking for up to three cars – a rarity in Taormina. The villa has being recently revamped with the highest level quality finishes and amenities. The interiors and exteriors ar...

The coast of Sicily is a long run of small towns and beautiful beaches. This enchanted island is where you can eat and drink well, swim in crystalline waters, visit ancient ruins and hike the highest active volcano in Europe, Mount Etna. Whatever you decide to do, Sicilians will be happy to welcome you. On the northern coast, beside Palermo, capital of the region, lies the...

The coast of Sicily is a long run of small towns and beautiful beaches. This enchanted island is where you can eat and drink well, swim in crystalline waters, visit ancient ruins and hike the highest active volcano in Europe, Mount Etna. Whatever you decide to do, Sicilians will be happy to welcome you. On the northern coast, beside Palermo, capital of the region, lies the...

Nestled in the countryside, near Trapani, Aieri is a hideaway with beautiful mountain views and yet only 7 kms from the sandy beaches of Cornino or, a little further, Scopello. Conveniently located on the western cost of Sicily, near the major tourist spots of Erice, Segesta, the picturesque Salt Pans of Marsala, Mozia, Castellamare del Golfo and San Vito Lo Capo - all abo...

Set on a quite cliff looking at the enchanting town of Cefalù in the distance and the crystal sea all around, Villa Dione is the perfect villa for the sea lovers! A painstakingly restored 1950s building on two floors, it was conceived by its architect owners as a place where to relax in comfort and enjoy “slow living” in an amazing space. The bright interiors, clean and un...

Retreat to the dazzling Agrigento coastline, an incredible cultural destination where you can spend time with loved ones while enjoying the peaceful area as well as marveling at the Valley of the Temples and its archeological sites. Explore the blue waters, the sandy beaches, and the Stair of Turks: a white marl rock that protrudes prominently into the sea, also part of th...

The Mediterranean Sea caresses Sicily, an ancient land made of old traditions and breathtaking views. You may choose to discover its miles-long beaches or to learn about its centuries of history engraved on the streets of its cities and villages. Any way you decide, Sicily will remain in your heart forever! Here, on the coast of Palermo, Villa Elegia is your starting point...

Sitting on a 120-hectare estate producing organic oranges, mandarins and clementines, villa Tangeri offers its guests a chance to live, taste and smell the best of Sicily. This 10-bedroom restored farmhouse on two levels shows traditional architectural features and it is tastefully furnished with a great selection of original antiques. The light nuances of the walls and th...