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Close to the ancient village of Eraclea Minoa, surrounded by Greek ruins and pristine sandy beaches, this contemporary villa is the perfect contrast between old and new. Boasting a beautiful garden, complete with a private pool, you can spend your time swimming and lounging on the comfy sunbeds which face the spectacular countryside. There's even a fitness suite here if you like to begin your days with a workout. 

However you choose to start the day, we highly recommend you spend the rest exploring the local area. The village itself has a few shops and restaurants, plus a magnificent sandy beach. You'll also find ancient ruins of a Greek theatre with incredible sea views, making this the ideal place for avid historians. 

When you return home, the patio awaits – tuck into a laid-back supper on the patio and enjoy the scenery. The hammock or swinging chair are great spots to catch a sunset – don't forget to pour yourself a glass of wine first. 

Bygone Beaches

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Sitting quietly on the edge of Torre Salsa nature reserve, this serene Sicilian villa is a little slice of holiday heaven. The outdoor space encourages you to make the most of the glorious Mediterranean weather, so regardless of whether you’re soaking up some rays on the sun lounger, swimming lengths in the sparkling pool, or settled down on the outdoor sofa with your holiday read, you can enjoy the feeling of the sun warming your skin and drink in the turquoise sea vistas. 

We love the steps leading up to the villa, with beautifully painted tiles depicting different scenes and adding a splash of colour and character. Inside, the open-plan kitchen and living area is bright and welcoming, with the shimmer of the teal walls adding a touch of elegance to contrast the masonry kitchen. As weariness sets in towards the end of the day, step through to your tranquil bedroom, climb under the crisp white sheets and you’ll soon fall into a blissful slumber. 

When you’re ready to explore the area, take a short stroll down to Bovo Marina beach where you can enjoy the soft cushion of sand under your feet, and feel contentment wash over you. 

Turquoise Twist

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Situated on the beautiful Sicilian coastline, this charming villa welcomes you to experience an Italian seaside escape. Boasting a beautiful garden, you'll have your own private oasis to relax in, complete with a swimming pool perfect for cooling off after a long day in the sun. There are some lovely traditional features here, such as wooden vaulted ceilings and blue patterned tiles, firmly planting you in these spectacular surroundings. That doesn't mean you won't have all of the contemporary comforts you could ever need, though – there's even a gym here meaning you can start your days with an energising workout. 

Once you're ready to seize the day, there's a sandy beach within walking distance, as well as the typical Sicilian seaside town of Seccagrande which has a few shops, restaurants and bars. If you're keen to find the best beaches in the area, drive to Torre Salsa Nature Reserve to explore the pristine shorelines, crystal-clear water and unbelievable natural scenery and wildlife. 

After an adventure-filled day, head back home to craft a rustic Italian feast in the outdoor kitchen. The wood-fired oven is ideal for cooking pizzas from scratch, and if you can't cook pizza in Italy, when can you? End the night drinking wine on the patio, as the sun sets in the distance.

The Sicilian Seaside

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Fall for this idyllic, sea-facing Sicilian villa, in a spectacular location just 150m from the gorgeous beach of Cala Mazzo di Sciacca. Whether you love a lazy day relaxing by the pool or a fun-filled adventure to the beach, this home is perfectly suited. Sip piña coladas in the shade of the swaying palms, enjoy a gentle bob in the crystal-clear pool water, and when lunchtime arrives head to the delightful terrace for an alfresco meal overlooking the changing moods of the ocean. 

Inside, the villa is just as dreamy. Stepping through, you'll love the sea-inspired interiors, vibrant blue colour palette and nautical artwork that serves as a constant reminder of your stunning surroundings and picturesque views. Fling open the double doors, inviting the sea breeze to sweep right inside the wonderfully open living space, kitchen and dining area, as you tuck into a home-cooked breakfast. 

If you can peel yourself away from this little pocket of paradise, the charming village of Scopello is well worth a visit and lies just ten minutes away from the villa on foot. Further afield (2km), you can also find Zingaro nature reserve and its pristine white-sand cove. 

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This fabulous villa on spectacular Sicily is fit for royalty. With plenty of space both inside and out, and fabulous vistas across the island, it's the perfect place to spend some time in the sunshine. 

It's surrounded by a luscious Mediterranean garden, which fills the air with the scent of blooming flowers. The ultra-contemporary interior has been recently renovated, and the large windows frame the epic views outside. You'll find plenty of sun loungers, and there are two pergolas so everyone can enjoy some shade when they need it. And, best of all, there's a fabulous swimming pool where you can cool off on hot days – take a dip before tucking into a delicious alfresco lunch. 

A fifteen-minute drive will bring you down to Capo Bianco Beach, a mesmerising spot with white sand and crystal clear water. Agrigento is thirty-five minutes away by car, where you'll find ancient temples and a historic old town. And, if you head inland, you can visit rustic villages or do some hiking through the striking landscapes.

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Perched on the hillside on the Sicilian coast, the view from this home’s terrace is simply sublime. Light stone surrounds the lagoon-shaped swimming pool which invites you for a cooling dip in the heat of the Sicilian sun and, wending your way around the terraced gardens, you’ll find a ping pong table, outdoor dining area and summer kitchen for days spent alfresco, all with a sea view. It’s a leisurely walk into the pretty coastal village of Scopello for pizzerias, seafront bars and a calm bay for swimming in the sea.

Inside, the villa feels beachy and traditional at the same time with wooden ceilings, crisp white walls and splashes of ocean blue. The table by the glass double doors offers a coastal panorama for long, leisurely breakfasts and the nautical theme of the decor is a reminder of your oceanfront location. The entire living area is open, thanks to an archway at the centre, making the kitchen, living and dining areas feel spacious and breezy. Bedrooms, with their splashes of artwork on the walls and cute wooden-shuttered windows, are a delight to retire to come bedtime. 

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Chic and modern, this villa is an ideal base for friends or family on a Sicilian retreat. Set over two non-connecting floors, both have living, dining and kitchen areas, so it’s a fantastic choice for people who like to holiday together, yet still enjoy some privacy. Step outdoors, and you can take advantage of the sun-kissed terraces, a Mediterranean garden and a swimming pool that’s shared with the owners, who live in another villa on-site. Ready to head out and explore? It’s a short distance to the beach of Lido Signorino, or hop in the car for a trip to Marsala, six kilometres away, where authentic Italian eateries and shops await. 

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This villa rests on a hillside, 600 metres from Cala Mazzo di Sciacca beach. If you want to explore traditional Sicilian cuisine and wine in the local bars, the seaside village of Scopello sits prettily nearby. The coastline here is dotted with sweeps of soft sand and crystalline water, and the nature reserve of Zingaro is in the area.

 The home’s burnt-sienna facade is striking against a near-constant blue sky, and a terracotta roof and wooden shutters speak of old-world Sicily. In the private garden, olive trees shade the outdoor kitchen and the group can dine with a view of the endless sea. A bamboo pergola keeps things cool in the outdoor lounge and, when the heat gets too much, there’s a plunge-style swimming pool to cool off. The interior is crisp and clear with pops of sea-blue and turquoise matching the view from the corner windows. 

Sicilian Seascape

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This sleek home offers a slice of serenity in western Sicily. How about watching a sunset over Mothia and the Egladi Islands while sipping local wine? We love the tropical garden, sun-kissed terraces, and seasonal pool here. Hydromassage tubs and showers await indoors, though some en-suite layouts are partially open-plan with less privacy. Curious kittens might pop by when you're sunbathing, which could be a dealbreaker for those with severe allergies. There's a beach nearby, plus Marsala boasts ancient sights and a buzzing nature reserve.

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Experience romantic and rural delight in this pastel-hued villa, nestled in the Trapani hills and next to the characteristic town of Salemi. This charming casale is surrounded by a Mediterranean garden of olive and palm trees and has plenty of space for relaxed aperitivos with friends and starlit feasts with the family.

Step inside and be instantly embraced by this home’s traditional appeal. We love the traditional details – think period furnishings, classic artworks and arched doorways that make this home feel like an indulgent Italian sanctuary. With an abundance of elegant lounging spaces, you can unwind with a glass of local Alcamo on your balcony as dusk descends, in the garden lounge surrounded by fauna, or in the masonry kitchen as you prepare an Italian dinner. 

The outside is as romantic as the interior here, with its manicured gardens and floral borders. It’s effortless to pass the time here – turning pages of your new read on the sunbeds, shaded by the parasols, or floating amongst the glistening ripples of your pool.

Your home is located strategically for cultural exploration – spend the day at one of the area’s vineyards, discovering the region's wines, or make the thirty-minute drive to visit the preserved Doric Temple of Segesta.

Sicilian Pastels

Located in the pretty coastal town of Marsala, this stylish villa is ideally situated for exploring all of the sandy beaches, ancient ruins and wineries of Sicily's west coast. Boasting a gorgeous garden, you couldn't ask for a better spot to soak up the Sicilian sunshine. Start your days with a refreshing swim in the private pool, then make yourself a coffee and enjoy the shade of the patio for a while. If you fancy a chill day at home, you have plenty of sun loungers, umbrellas and comfy sofas to relax on. 

We highly recommend you take some time to explore the local area, too. The centre of Marsala is full of great wine bars and restaurants, making it perfect for a bite to eat and a relaxing afternoon sampling some of the local produce. There are also some beautiful beaches here, meaning you have the best of both worlds on your doorstep. 

When you get home, it's time to get creative on the barbecue and try recreating some of your favourite Italian dishes. Dine alfresco beneath the pergola then unwind with a few games of table tennis in the garden. 

Sicily & the Sea

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With stunning views across the Gulf of Castellammare, a private infinity pool, and a shaded alfresco dining area, this villa ticks a lot of boxes. Located near the picturesque village of Scopello – which movie buffs may recognise from its cameo appearance in Hollywood's Oceans 12 – you’ll find a sandy beach, a weekly market, and a fishing harbour all within a 6-kilometre drive. We think this home is a great choice for a family or group of friends seeking a relaxing break in the sun.

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Set within acres and acres of olive groves, this villa is all about Sicily’s peace and quiet. If you do want to catch a bit of the island’s buzz and stock up on supplies, the historic town of Castelvetrano is a short drive away. But this place is all about the tranquil life, floating in the huge, turquoise swimming pool or enjoying a long, lazy lounge thanks to the full outdoor kitchen. There are plenty of shaded spots with comfy seating dotted around the grounds. 

The villa is set out courtyard-style, all on one level (except for one little turret) with white buildings clustered around the pool terrace. Bedrooms, living rooms and dining areas have their own entrances onto the terrace. Inside, we love the old-world feel of the place with its sloped, wooden ceilings in the bedrooms and Persian rugs in the living room. Furniture feels like it belongs to a 19th-century aristocrat. There’s a big wood-burning stove in the dine-in kitchen, though we doubt you’ll need it in the heat of spring, autumn and summer. All in all, this place feels like you’ve got your own castle in the Sicilian countryside. 

A Violin for Violet

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This unique home consists of a charming blend of old and new, seeing tradition and modernity meet to create a unique space on the stunning island of Sicily. Nestled amid the verdant hills of Marsala, it offers you a chance to retreat into the tranquillity of nature whilst still finding yourself within easy reach of all the amenities of the town centre. Head just a few kilometres coastward, and you will then find yourself on some of the island's most beautiful beaches, characterised by their stretches of white sand and clear blue waters. 

Enjoy coming together in the cosy, welcoming interiors of this home, feasting on a smorgasbord of Sicilian specialties in the traditional dining room. Or, take some time to yourself and curl up in the living area with a good book (and perhaps a glass of the area's namesake wine). There are plenty of inviting spaces outside, too, including a bocce ball court and hydromassage tub that's perfect for whiling away a balmy late afternoon. Why not start the day with a dip in the swimming pool, before drying off in the sun amid the scents of Sicily, which include ancient lemon and olive groves as well as the faint whisper of the salty Tyrrhenian?

The Scent of Sicily

This slow-paced hideaway makes the perfect setting for a dreamy island escape. Perched above the bay of Cala Mazzo di Sciacca with the beach just a short walk away, you’ll find yourself immersed in the natural beauty of northern Sicily. 

From early morning dips in the pool to lazy lunches on the terrace and golden-hour drinks followed by sizzling barbecue meals, it’s easy to settle in and make this space your own. And when you’re ready to head inside, you’ll find the air-conditioned rooms set the tone for total relaxation. 

Days can be spent drifting between the pool and the beach or exploring the coast. Admire the views whilst walking to the nearby bars and restaurants, take a boat trip, follow hiking trails or jump in the car and drive to Palermo. Wherever the day takes you, this home welcomes you to enjoy it all with ease, comfort and style.    

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Found on arid hilltops in the South of Sicily, the ancient ruins of eight Greek temples still stand strong in the Valley of the Temples and have long been thought of as an archeological wonder. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Valley might require you to stay a while – it’ll take at least three hours to explore – but it’s well worth it to glimpse a period in time where Agrigento was the Greek Akragas. 

About a ten-minute drive away from these 2500-year-old ruins, you’ll come home to this beautiful villa in which you’re encouraged to do as much, or as little, as you please. Start your day off by enjoying a cup of coffee and a good book out on the sun terrace found to the side of the house. From here you’ll be able to admire in the views, take a little bit of me-time, and plot the day whilst the rest of the house comes to life. Preparing breakfast can be done in the very generous kitchen before moving outside to dine alfresco, but the loggia has a small setup of its own if you’d prefer to breathe in the fresh, Mediterranean air whilst working. 

Take advantage of the pool as often as possible and find the jacuzzi among the rocks. Lounge, barbecue, and stroll around the beautiful estate whenever you’re not indoors appreciating the sheer size of the space. With enough room for everyone to roam, this home is more than a base from which to discover Sicily, it’s a little oasis.

But, when you do go out to explore, there’s a beach to drive to in under fifteen minutes, and Atenea boat hire will get you out on the open water. 

Terracotta Palms

Just steps away from the Mediterranean waterfront, waking up to the fresh sea air each day is only a fraction of this home's appeal. Overlooking endless blue views, meal times are best spent at the alfresco dining area. Meanwhile, the huge lawned garden provides the perfect spot for sunbathing on the loungers. You'll find direct access to the sea from the property – idyllic if you enjoy wild swimming. Plus, with contemporary and stylish designs ensuring comfort wherever you are in the home, a good night's sleep is most certainly on the cards. Beyond the villa, you'll find the historic centre of Cefalù alongside other nearby villages just a short drive away. 



Sweet Blue Horizon

The tranquillity and the panoramic views are the big pull here. The villa is surrounded by peaceful Sicilian countryside that you can explore on foot or by bike, and the nearest beach at Seccagrande is a five-minute drive by car. There are historic sites and towns to explore, and tennis and golf facilities nearby too (if you can drag yourself away from the sun loungers). But relaxation is the name of the game. The villa is a great place to unwind with friends or family (it sleep up to six) and the outside space is perfect for lazy dining. 



Expanded Horizons

Less than a half hour from Cefalù, this villa boasts sensational views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. There's no better spot to enjoy them than the panoramic infinity pool. It may require a few steps to reach, but it's perfect for sunbathing, splashing, and swooning over the scenery. Inside, the design isn't the most modern, but the open-plan living area and trio of bedrooms ensure enough space for everyone. Plus, the terrace provides even more room for group gatherings. Ready to explore? While the drive to Cefalù is worth it, Finale di Pollina's rocky beaches and coves are closer to home if you'd rather stay local.

Crystalline Tide

Cute and compact, this radiant villa is a wave of exuberance in the Sicilian countryside. An idyllic outdoor space blends a kaleidoscope of colours to create a dreamy setting for your Italian escape – and that's not even the best part. 

Wherever you sit in the terrace, you'll have stunning views of the mountainous landscape that sits behind the plant life. It's a vibrant oasis of gorgeous tones and striking scenery. 

Wander inside and the bold colours continue. Royal blues and deep reds decorate the communal areas, whilst the bedrooms feature lighter shades and floral patterns.

We imagine you'll spend most of your time outdoors, whether it's swimming in the pool or lounging on the sun beds. For meal times, a cute table rests under the veranda – we think you'll love sharing fettuccine alfredo or ravioli here, especially during the dreamy magic of sunset. 

If all that pasta has given you the energy for an adventure, you're spoilt for choice for day trips. Trapani and Marsala – two nearby towns – give a glimpse into the quintessential lifestyle of the locals. A little further afield, you'll discover Monte Cofano and Lo Zingaro nature reserves, a utopia of raw, natural beauty.




Deep Tones

Nestled in the heart of Sicily’s historic Valle of the Temples, this home is a complex consisting of the main villa and an additional annexe, perfect for hosting a large family or groups of friends. You’ll have lots of privacy here, as well as ample opportunities for coming together and enjoying communal feasts you can rustle up in the outdoor kitchen. There are also plenty of fun and games to be had, with outdoor activities ranging from football to table tennis. The large pool and Jacuzzi area is the place to be when you want to soak up the Mediterranean sun, and in case you’d rather relax indoors, you’ll find a luxurious hot tub here too. In order to reach the coast and explore the neighbouring villages, we think a car is a must. 

Giardino Lagoon

Warmth, beauty and light shine from every detail of this home on the western coast of Sicily. 

Located in Marsala and just a short stroll from the beach, this is the kind of space that reflects and celebrates the natural abundance of its setting. From the sun-dappled garden and shimmering pool to the minimalist styling, this is the perfect spot for a rejuvenating reset. 

Set across one floor, you’ll find the living room and kitchen provide an abundance of space for relaxing, cooking and enjoying quality time together, while the bedrooms set the tone for a truly restorative stay. Outside, dreamy days can be spent lounging by the pool, sipping sunset drinks and dining al fresco under the stars. 

For adventures further afield, the atmospheric streets of Marsala provide a wonderful opportunity for exploring ancient ruins and sampling the famous local wine. There’s also great access to the coves and beaches of the shimmering coastline, while the Zingaro Nature Reserve and its spectacular hiking trails are within easy driving distance. 

Villa Amber

Memorable times are guaranteed at this white Cubist villa surrounded by palm trees. Located above Marakaibbo beach, this home is in a prime location to spend sun-soaked days above the sea with your loved ones. 

The Cubist concept is evident in this villa’s interior and exterior – geometric forms take shape in the bookcases and abstract open-plan living spaces, whilst the architecture itself is characterised by sharp, linear lines that enable perspective viewing across the pristine pool, the manicured gardens and beyond the palm tree border.

Contemporary in style and soaked in white - this home invites you to unwind in its light-filled rooms. Take your pick of nesting spot – there are two living areas and kitchens here, so you can enjoy quiet moments as well as sociable settings. Wake up with the Mediterranean seascape whilst sipping fresh juice, then head to the terrace for a sunbathing session. You have another choice to make - cool off in the shared pool or sprawl out with a book, under the shaded pergola. After a barbecue lunch on the patio, fix up a round of Aperol spritzes and take in the blue views.

Marakaikko beach, with white shores and shallow waters, is only a fourteen-minute walk when you’re craving an afternoon on the sand. If you’re seeking a cultural excursion, drive seventeen minutes to Marsala, where you’ll discover the ancient ruins, The Grignani Palace and Baglio Anselmi Archaeological Museum – don’t forget to sample a glass of Marsala wine in one of the many charming bars.

Sicilian Cubism

Sitting in a secluded area of Sicily, surrounded by peaceful rolling hills, this home is ideal for serenity-seekers. It's still just a short drive from the nearest beach when you're craving sun, sea and sand, and isn't too far from the heart of Trapani when you fancy that city life.

While the interiors are stylish and modern, it's clear this home has been designed for you to live alfresco. A covered terrace houses a dining set where you can share a toast to the Italian life, plus a lounge area where you can kick back with a good book – and of course, the private pool is always on hand to cool you down on hot summer days.





Just Float

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Feel at home in this charming house that combines elements of Italy and Morocco. The living space has a more traditional feel, thanks to the wooden doors leading to the outside that let the fresh sea breeze in to wake you up in the morning. The outdoor area has to be the show stopper, where you can spend hours admiring the mountains and the turquoise sea from the comfort of the loungers, and enjoying a refreshing swim in the cool pool when the balmy heat gets too much.

Located in Cornino, a great starting point for discovering western Sicily. Prepare for a day of exploration and being awed by the beauty of nature with a forty-minute trip to The Zingaro Reserve – walk along the coastal path from Scopello to San Vito Lo Capo, where seven kilometres of diverse beauties await you. Your gaze will be drawn to the countless enchanting blue bays where the delicate hues of the silky white pebbles alternate with the roughness of the rock. The next day, take a thirty-minute drive to Trapani and relax on Mura di Tramontana beach before walking up the road along the sea wall to find a beautiful place for aperitivo, or continue towards the Ligni tower to meet a delightful tiny fishing village.


The Sicilian Way

Up in the hills of northern Sicily, this villa enjoys seclusion and some incredible views of the coastline. Fields, hills and a shore pocked with sandy beaches stretch before you and the charming coastal village of Scopello is around a fifteen-minute drive away for restaurants, bars and swimming spots. The highlight of the villa has to be the terrace, not just for the panoramic view, but for the inviting plunge-style pool and summer kitchen letting you know this place has been designed with days outdoors in mind. Deck chairs and lounge seats are shaded by olive trees.

Inside, the living area is bright and open, with a typical combination of terracotta tiles and a wooden ceiling. You can throw open the double glass doors to the terrace and let the hilltop air in, where the lofty space remains breezy. And the view from in here, of the rugged Sicilian mountains, is just as good as outside.   

Tucked Away

Set amongst idyllic Sicilian countryside, this beautiful stone villa is an ideal base for those looking to combine the best of rural romance with the excitement of a coastal break. 

The home’s headlining feature is undeniably its wonderful outdoor space. Boasting a patio with wide-sweeping views of the rolling hills and the Mediterranean Sea, you’ll find yourself whiling away sunny hours in the private pool, catching some rays on the loungers and dining alfresco beneath the scenic pergola. At sunset, take a seat on the poolside chairs – a glass of wine in hand – and watch the sunset kiss the water’s edge.

Inside, the home is all natural materials and whitewashed wood, with beamed ceilings and contemporary-meets-classic decor adding to its bright and cheerful welcome. Factor in the bathroom’s luxurious rainfall showers and the added privacy of having an external entrance to one of the bedrooms, and you’re all set for a blissful stay. 

When it comes to exploring the area, ask your host to arrange a food or wine excursion and venture out on one of the many tours on offer. Alternatively, hop in your car for a trip to the coast, with seaside beauty spots like Mazzaforno, Sant'Ambrogio and Cefalù all vying for your attention. 


Sicilian Serenity 

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Sitting on 20 acres of land dedicated to producing olive oil, this 19th-century farmhouse offers several outdoor living areas to unwind and take in the natural surroundings. With a large garden and a private swimming pool looking out to panoramic sea views, it's easy to slow down and relax here. Inside, the villa is bright and welcoming with traditional Italian features creating a warm ambience. Location-wise, the home is situated near many tourist attractions, including the Greek Temples of Agrigento and the Cathedral of Salt in Realmonte. Sicily's most beautiful bays and beaches are also within easy driving distance. 

The Blue Opal

On the Mediterranean coastline, perched on a cliffside by the sea, these houses offer spectacular panoramic views of the stunning Sicilian scenery. The layout of the homes make them a great choice for families holidaying together, giving everyone the space to spread out and really make yourselves at home. Experience the romance of the villas by starting your day on the large terrace with the sun rising over the horizon. Breathe in the fresh sea air while you enjoy a moment of quiet alongside your breakfast. A refreshing walk around the area will help you get to know the lay of the land, but you'll no doubt find yourself wanting to head back for a refreshing dip in the pool. Spend your afternoon settled on a lounger under the sun with a good book while the barbecue heats up for a traditional Italian meal. The two wonderful yet contrasting villas are just a short stroll away from the beach and 5km from the charming seaside town of Cefalù. Climb on top of the La Rocca overlooking the town for amazing views or explore more of Sicily’s northern coastline by boat.

A Tale of Two Villas

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Nestled amongst ancient olive trees and wonderful palms, this home will leave you feeling like you've stumbled across a tranquil sanctuary hidden away from the world outside. Whether you're wandering around the garden or taking a dip in the pool, you'll always feel connected to the beauty of nature. The outside terrace of this first floor apartment provides you with the best vantage point of the garden, but also of Sicily in general. Look forward to enjoying fresh cornetti and Sicilian blood orange juice for breakfast while gazing into the distance at the Meditteranean Sea. Whether you're staying here with family or friends, everyone will love the outdoors area.

Sicily as an island has so much to offer – especially this area at the most westerly tip. Wine lovers will be glad to know Marsala is an eighteen-minute drive away – a town internationally known for its wine production. After wandering its historic streets, pick up a bottle of marsala wine to enjoy on the terrace later. This area of Sicily is also well known for its small but picturesque beaches. Lido Marakaibbo Beach is one of the most famous in this part of the island, and it's only a six-minute drive. 

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The real joy of this home is its knockout setting. Standing brilliant white in the rugged Sicilian countryside, overlooking the glittering Mediterranean, it feels like pure bliss waking up here every morning. The house faces northeast, so you’re in for some spectacular sunrises – if you can get up, that is, as the plush beds are irresistible. 

Slick, all-grey interiors are kept deliberately simple to allow the technicolour landscapes to sing. The bedrooms are minimalist yet comfortable and with food at the heart of Sicilian living, it’s only right that this home’s only interior communal space is a large kitchen and dining room. 

Outside, it’s delightfully quiet – the ocean and the soft melody of birdsong the only sounds. Splash around in the pool before enjoying an aperitivo on the terrace. When you’re ready to head out and explore, the picturesque town of Castellammare del Golfo with its ochre fishermen’s houses and golden beaches are just twenty minutes away by car. 

Slate & Salt

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Surrounded by expansive views of the bay of Palermo, Aqua Vista really is a breathtaking Sicilian escape. Soak up the beautiful landscape as you swim in the twelve-metre pool or relax on a sun lounger, before freshening up under the outdoor shower. Split over three floors, thanks to the large floor-to-ceiling glass windows in the sitting room/dining room, the transition from the outdoor and indoor living spaces is seamless. With direct access to the swimming pool terrace, you’ll likely have to play rock, paper, scissors for first pick of the downstairs bedroom - that early morning splash in the pool is unbeatable. 

Aqua Vista

For a wholesome getaway in the Sicilian countryside, it doesn't get much cosier than this. With traditional kitchen tiles, exposed brick, and a sink of pure Italian stone, it feels like you've stepped right into a family home. Perfect for those that like to stay somewhere with character, personality, and that feels like a home from home. The furnishings are timeless – you'll love sitting around your dining table with a cup of coffee, admiring the traditional touches and the tall wood-beamed ceilings.

Up the steps, you'll reach the mezzanine that serves as a second bedroom. But you'll also find the door that leads out to what's arguably the shining gem of this home, the terrace. We love its rustic walls of ancient stone, that promise complete privacy. Mornings out here are particularly beautiful as you enjoy a breakfast spread on the outdoor dining table with the morning sun on your face, looking out at the vineyards and luscious rolling hills. And the cherry on top is your sparkling shared pool, complete with sun loungers and beach chairs. Relax while you look out at the view, taking all-important dips to escape the heat, and sipping on an afternoon glass of wine. 

When you want to get out and explore this beautiful corner of Sicily, you're around a twenty-five-minute drive from the whitewashed city of Trapani. There are plenty of rocky coves and beaches to relax and swim in the sea or simply wander around its narrow streets, soaking in the rich Sicilian culture. 

Terrace Hideaway

This pretty little villa sits in seclusion up in the hills of Sicily’s north coast. Days can be spent in complete tranquillity on the terrace overlooking the rugged hills and the sea. When the heat gets too much, there’s a lagoon-style swimming pool for cooling off and a picnic table in the shade of a bamboo pergola for long, lazy lunches. This spot is particularly beautiful at sunset as the sky streaks pink and gold. 

Stepping inside the villa, pale turquoise tiles keep things cool underfoot and the pristine white motif is livened up with a seaside palette of deep blue throws and cushions on the sofa and lagoon-blue kitchen cabinets. It’s a bright, open space designed for guests to spend time chatting and chilling together.  

Location-wise, it’s a short drive to the coastal village of Scopello where you’ll find restaurants and shops. Zingaro nature reserve is also only a short and scenic drive away, and in less than ten minutes by car, you can reach the beautiful beaches of Sicily’s rugged coast.  

Olives by the Ocean

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Workplace

This 17th-Century villa seamlessly blends the traditional Sicilian aesthetic with a bold and modern feel. Stroll down to the pool area to unwind, before rinsing off in the poolside shower and letting the sun dry you naturally on the poolside sun loungers, and gather in the courtyard for a hearty home-cooked brunch under the sun, there's something for everyone at this gorgeous home. With two kitchens and multiple living areas throughout this home, everyone will have more than enough room to stretch their legs. Those who want a little more privacy during their stay can get a good night’s sleep in the separate bedroom accessed via a charming bridge outside, with its own kitchen area and luxurious shower in the bedroom. Get productive in the office during the day with some remote work, and enjoy the balcony that offers countryside views leading right out to sea from the dining table during dinner. This entire home really is something to behold, with its mezzanine-like hallway that overlooks the ancient olive press and speaks of the home's rich history.

This home places you a short drive from the nearest beach, where you can see the famous Window on the Sea sculpture on the pebble shores right from your windows. It's only a short drive to the medieval village of Santo Stefano di Camastra from this home too, where you can easily immerse yourself in laid-back local life with its restaurants, bars and shops.

In the Baron's Footsteps

Located in the ancient port town of Licata, this serene villa welcomes you to an immersive stay in southern Sicily. 

With inspiring views across the glistening coast and just a short stroll from the sandy beach of Marianello, there’s everything you could need to connect with the natural beauty of this setting. 

Spread across two floors, every detail of this home has been thoughtfully designed to fill your stay with luxurious comfort. From the effortless styling to the bright ambience, each of the rooms brings a wonderful sense of lightness to daily living.

On the ground floor, you’ll find the serene bedrooms set the tone for a truly relaxing stay, while the upstairs living room provides ample space for sharing quality time together. Open the doors and you’ll discover the idyllic terrace – this is the perfect spot to savour the panoramic views whilst sipping golden-hour drinks or dining al fresco. 

Outside, the sculpted garden features a saltwater swimming pool and a spacious terrace. Days can be spent out here relaxing on a lounger or down at the beach. And for explorations further afield, you’ll find this home provides easy access to the majestic Valley of the Temples and the charming town of Agrigento – a fifty-minute drive away. 

The Blue Muse

This pretty modern villa lies in western Sicily, surrounded by vibrant palm trees. Close to the coast and plenty of nearby villages and towns, it serves as an excellent base for exploring Sicily. Escape the heat in the private pool or lie back on the sun loungers and let the hours melt away. If you're hoping to catch a tan, head up to the rooftop terrace for maximum sunlight and prepare lunch in the outdoor kitchen. There are plenty of spots for relaxing indoors and out, whether you're sitting under the pergola and pouring drinks or sinking into the sofas for a movie. Large windows in the living space help bring the gorgeous outdoors inside.

Situated between the towns of Trapani and San Vito Lo Capo, this home is in an ideal spot. Whether you're exploring the cave systems or Custonaci or feeling the sand between your toes at the nearby beaches, this home has something for everyone.

Under the Swaying Palms

With far-reaching sea views, this villa is made for outdoor living. Whether you’re enjoying drinks on the terrace, relishing the refreshing water of the private pool, or simply soaking up the sun from a lounger, you can feel relaxation washing over you as if it’s been carried in on the sea breeze. Indoors, you’ll find the bedrooms on the lower level with the living room on the first floor to make the most of the vistas. The beach is a short stroll away, or for a trip further afield, a drive to Agrigento is a must. 

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