Luxury rentals in Sicily

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Place to stay in località Bovo Marina
5 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews

Villa Domizia

doraRating, 5 stars7 months ago
Great Villa, very quiet, beautiful views, great condition. You need a car because it is a few miles from Montallegro but its in a great area. The restaurant the host recomended was very good, definitelly go and eat at Angio Restaurant.
Luxe
Villa in Marina di Modica

Blumarine

NeilRating, 5 stars23 months ago
Great relaxing location for my family, 8 of us- we swam in the sea every day just off the back garden, walked to beaches, and swam and chilled at the pool. Giorgio and Ignazio were great and always ready to help. Wonderful holiday!
Luxe
Villa in Noto

Pigna Blue

AshleyRating, 5 stars23 months ago
Beautiful home, great place to stay. Definitely recommend
Luxe
Villa in Naxos
5 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Baya Bella

AllanRating, 5 stars8 months ago
For the past 20 years I every 5 years I celebrate my birthday. This was one of the best. The place was amazing and Antonio recommended a chef. I did breakfast the first morning and dinner that night and also the last night of our stay. But he was so amazing we had him do dinner every night. My only recommendation would be rent a small car.
Luxe
Villa in Noto
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews

Cozzo Coniglio

TheresaRating, 5 stars8 months ago
Martina was amazing. She listened to feedback and addressed it straight away. She assisted us communicating with locals and helped us overcome some problems and she gave us great local tips. You couldn’t find a more generous and caring host!
Luxe
Villa in Plemmirio
5 out of 5 average rating, 5 reviews

Villa Angelina

KorynRating, 5 stars23 months ago
I stayed in a beautiful modern house in Plemmerio, Italy, near Siracusa with six other girls. The house had plenty of space for all of us. It exceeded our expectations and was a real gem. The area of Siracusa is stunning with great restaurants, beaches, shopping, and towns. Andrea, the house manager, was fantastic and very helpful. We can't wait to come back!
Luxe
Villa in Syracuse
5 out of 5 average rating, 3 reviews

Artemare in Siracusa

DiegoRating, 5 stars12 months ago
Artemare - really delivers what it promises! Six of us had a wonderful and very relaxing week in this unique and modern house. It offers plenty of space both inside and outside to sit comfortably together in all weathers. With unforgettable sunsets over the sea bay to the opposite city of Syracuse, which can be reached in about 20 minutes by car. Syracuse and other nearby places like Noto offer also a lot for history buffs. If splashing in the hip-deep pool is no longer enough to cool off at home, a staircase right in the garden also allows you to enter the sea. The nearby area also offers a lot. Be it more beautiful places to swimming, such as the small bay at the cliffs of the "Grotta Marittima Pillirina" or the easily accessible but somewhat crowded sandy beaches or nature reserves. We would particularly like to mention the helpful and friendly crew on site. >would like to continue writing
Luxe
Place to stay in Passopisciaro
5 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Etna Retreat

KathyRating, 5 stars9 months ago
What an incredible place to stay! Beautiful villa with amazing gardens and pool. Very clean, kitchen and bathrooms have everything. Valeria was quick to respond and gave lots of useful local information. A wonderful quiet place away from the hustle of tourists. Beautiful Sicilian countryside with amazing views

All about Sicily

Why you should book a Sicily vacation this year

Sitting right at the southern tip of Italy, the beautiful but rugged island of Sicily is separated from the mainland by the two-mile-wide Straits of Messina. Although it is probably most famous as the home of Mount Etna, the largest active volcano in Europe, Sicily has so much more to offer visitors – think fantastic food and wine, ancient temples, beautiful beaches and a bustling capital city.

Sicily’s Mediterranean climate means hot summers and mild winters, so plan your vacation here for either late spring or early autumn to make the most of the warm, sunny days. The easiest way to reach Sicily is to fly into one of the island’s main airports, in either Palermo, Catania or Trapani. However, if you’re coming from the Italian mainland you can also take either a train or a ferry.

Explore Palermo

The fascinating city of Palermo brings together Byzantine, Arabesque and, of course, Italian influences, which is a testament to its 2,700 years of history. In many ways, however, Palermo is a thoroughly modern city: its contemporary art scene is thriving, pioneering new restaurants open up regularly and some of the more run-down neighborhoods are becoming fashionable hang-outs. A perfect day in Palermo might start at the Mercato del Capo, a souk-like market where throngs of locals barter with vendors over fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and a variety of household goods. From there head to the dazzling Cappella Palatina, a gilded chapel that boasts incredibly intricate Byzantine mosaics. For a further culture fix, the Museum of Contemporary Sicilian Art at the Palazzo Riso and the Galleria d’Arte Moderna, which is housed inside a 15th century-Franciscan monastery, are both well worth a visit.

Try some local delicacies

As a country, Italy is famous for its cuisine – and rightfully so – but the island of Sicily has its own specialties which are well worth a try. Many Sicilian foods fall into the street food category – they can be picked up at the market or a hole-in-the-wall café and eaten on the go. They also tend to err on the side of unhealthy – but don’t worry about that on vacation! The first must-try is arancini: these fried rice balls can be stuffed with ragú, mozzarella, and peas, and are usually served in bite-size pieces, although at Palermo’s Antico Caffè Spinnato you’ll get one, delicious, softball-sized arancino. Other savory specialties include fritti misti (mixed fried seafood), stigghiola (barbecued intestines) and panelle (chickpea fritters). For dessert, a refreshing granita might be all you have room for, but be sure to try some of Sicily’s famous pastries, which include cannoli and cassata, a sponge cake made with ricotta and candied fruits.

Travel to the top of Mount Etna

Discover the Valley of Temples

You can find remains of Ancient Greek civilization in Sicily all across the island, but the stunning Valle dei Templi is well worth a visit for anyone interested in history or archaeology. The site encompasses the ruined city of Akragas, which is now the modern-day city of Agrigento on Sicily’s southwest coast. The ‘valley’, which is, in fact, a ridge on the outskirts of town includes seven temples, the most remarkable of which is the Temple of Concordia. Constructed in 430 BC, the temple has remained almost intact for over 2,000 years and is one of the most notable examples of ancient Greek architecture in existence today.

Experience the luxury of our villas in Sicily

Siracusa vacation rentals

On Sicily’s Ionian coast in the southeast corner of the island, the gorgeous city of Siracusa is made up of quaint cobbled streets, dramatic Ancient Greek ruins, lively piazzas lined with cafes and colorful citrus orchards. Set right on the Mediterranean Sea, Siracusa offers a winning combination of beach life and urban culture. If you want to experience all that the area has to offer, be sure to check out our selection of Siracusa vacation rentals . Ranging from ultra-modern villas to artfully restored former farmhouses, our properties can accommodate up to 24 guests – perfect for family trips or larger celebrations.

Catania villas

The second largest city on the island after Palermo, Catania on Sicily’s east coast is an ancient port city that buzzes with an energy that belies its 2700 years of history. Sitting right at the base of Mount Etna, Catania has been destroyed by volcanic eruptions several times throughout the centuries, but this resilient city keeps rising from the ashes and is nowadays widely perceived as one of Italy’s most interesting destinations. To see for yourself, discover our handpicked Catania villas , which have everything you need for a stylish Sicilian getaway.

Trapani luxury rentals

Located on Sicily’s western coast, not far from Palermo, Trapani is a buzzing port city and the gateway to the nearby Aegadian Islands. However, the city has plenty to offer in its own right, with its charming historic center and its lush countryside surroundings. Our Trapani luxury rentals can sleep from 8-16 guests, making them the ideal base for a Sicilian vacation with family or friends.

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