



Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and one of the most beautiful lands on the planet. In this region, as perhaps in no other, art, history and culture blend seamlessly with the landscape and give rise to a universe that is worth to discover. In recent years, Sicily has started to exploit its enormous natural, historic and artistic resources, becoming one of the most visited destinations in Italy. From east to west Sicily is a succession of magical scenery perfectly integrated in the architectural landscape that surrounds them. A Mediterranean climate and wild nature, wonderful islands and inlets, active volcanoes, mountains and plains, and the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean …
The Natural Reserve of Vendicari is now one of the most important humid zones in Europe and its importance, from the naturalistic point of view, is internationally recognized.??At the Natural Reserve of Vendicari hundreds of birds are the species that choose each year as a stopover on the journey to their spawning grounds. The reserve is also one of the few places where it is still possible to observe the typical Mediterranean flora in all its splendor.? Also must-to-visit is the “Tonnara” that remains active until the Second World War.??
The Necropolis of Pantalica is one of the most important prehistoric sites in Sicily, useful to understand the moment of transition from the Bronze to the Iron Age in the island. Pantalica is the largest indigenous site located in eastern Sicily and then refers to the population indicate that the ancient authors as "Siculi". What impresses most is its necropolis is the 5000 tombs carved into sheer walls of the canyons formed by the rivers Anapo and Bottiglieri. This huge prehistoric cemetery for its grandeur has been listed as World UNESCO heritage sites.??
Marzamemi is a lovely fishermans village. The name derives from the Marsa al-Hamam, which means "Bay of the Doves", since in Marzamemi these small birds rest during migration.??The village has developed around the warf, then became a fishing port, and has grown thanks to the latter activity, still widely practiced of tuna fishing, of the most important acitivities in Sicily.

A Bio-Architecture cottage in the Natural reserve of Vendicari (Sicily). The Cottages are surrounded by carob, prickly pear and bougainvillea, into the light of Vendicari, one of the wildest natural reserves in Sicily. There is a path from Monteluce passing trough the natural reserve of Vendicari that arrive until the beach. The property is included into the nature as part of it. Imelda, the young and enthusiastic owner is an architect, and her talent and imagination is present in the stylish furniture of each room. Plenty of light and space outside for relaxing time and a rich Sicilian breakfast is included in the room rate. Monteluce is ideal for couples of any age, looking for privacy and relaxing time. Walking on the beach and listening to the nature are the aim of a week in Monteluce suite and cottage. Wonderful swimming pool available. The beach is just at few kilometres.

This Agriturismo is the heaven for the travellers looking for relaxing time. The feeling you have as soon as you walk (I advise without shoes) in the panoramic garden or the swimming pool is freshness. The panorama over the coast of Avola and the endless Mediterraneo is breathless.I was here in May, and temperature was already 26 degrees, the sky was blue and clear. A smooth sea breeze embraces all the property giving all the guests a sensation of wellness. This Agriturismo is just 15 minutes from the beach of Avola and 10 minute from the Natural reserve of Cava Grande del Cassibile, absolutely a must-to-visit with its canyon and rivers. All rooms have air condition and there is plenty of space outside with table and chairs for relaxing time. The restaurant proposes a Sicilian dishes and particularly appreciated for the quality of the ingredients, grown direct from the bio-production of the farm related to the Agriturismo. Piera will host you in order to make your holiday in Sicily a bit less touristic and more real and genuine.

Sciuredda is also ideally situated for exploring Ortigia and Syracuse, a baroque pearl full of historic sites and ideal starting point to discover the others wonderful baroque cities: Noto, Ragusa, Scicli.Sciuredda is located in the heart of Ortigia and its enchanting historic centre, through the typical narrow streetsw of Giudecca's neighbor. Completely and fully renovated, with terracotta tile flooring, decorated vaulted ceilings and stone-edged doors. Its modern décor, exquisitely coordinated fabrics and the choice of warm color tones lend the house a warm and inviting atmosphere. A great deal of care has gone into each room, from the romantic double bedroom with en suite bathroom to the small bedroom with bunk bed, from the comfortable living room to the well equipped kitchen. On the second floor, the shady rooftop terrace - with sea glimpses over the roofs of the old town centre - invites every guests to spend relaxed hours in this beautiful atmosphere.

Giorgio and his family will guest you in his Agriturismo near Siracusa with a smile! Lovely old renovated house, in which has been created from the old stable 10 nice spacious rooms. The interiors are simple, clean and furnished in country style.The Agriturismo Le Chiuse is located is exactly between Taormina and Siracusa, that allow the guests to discover the East of Sicily every day choosing the best attractions such as Ortigia in Siracusa, Aci Trezzq, Taormina, Etna, or also the baroque southern part of Sicily.Giorgio is also a good chef. The tables are set in the large atrium creating informal and cozy atmosphere. The products are every day fresh, following the season.There is available a nice and panoramic swimming pool, a playground for children, and the Agriturismo Le Chiuse is not far from the beach, only 15 minute by car.
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