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Wrapped in fruit and olive trees on the north coast of Sicily, this home near Castellammare del Golfo offers peace and tranquillity in abundance. The traditional style can make it appear a little dated, but we think its rustic look only adds to its charm, and you’ll find all you need for a comfortable stay. Outdoors, you’ll find sun-kissed terraces and a private pool to make the most of the Sicilian sun, while the mountainous backdrop provides the perfect view. 

A Silent Garden

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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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Surrounded by over two hectares of verdant parkland, this home is perfectly placed for making the most of the beautiful Sicilian sunshine. From the saltwater infinity pool to the shaded hammocks, there are plenty of spots to unwind here. In fact, we wouldn’t blame you if you wanted to spend all day outdoors, sipping a refreshing Amaro Averna cocktail beneath the ancient pines while one of your fellow guests fires up the barbecue. We can almost taste the skewers now…

When you’re ready to head inside, you’ll have two buildings to choose from: the main villa – a converted farmhouse with authentic design features galore – or a separate annex with its own living and sleeping quarters. Whichever you choose, you’ll have loads of space to socialise with your fellow guests, so why not while away the evening with a parlour game or two before heading upstairs for a well-deserved rest? 

Come morning, there’ll be plenty of places to explore nearby, from the idyllic seaside town of Castellammare del Golfo to the ancient streets of Palermo, an hour’s drive from home. Set off for a day of sightseeing, sample delicious cuisine at a local restaurant, or make your way to the Riserva dello Zingaro and beat the heat with a dip in the Mediterranean Sea.

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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. 

Deep Blue

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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Situated 65km west of Palermo rests this quaint Italian villa in the historic town of Castellammare del Golfo. Stone walls and wooden beams bring character to the recently renovated space, with stylish designs in keeping with the home's history and location. 

We particularly loved the enormous wooden dining room table, which adds a rustic charm and invites guests to experience authentic Sicily at its finest. Feast on a homemade Italian dinner of your dreams in this social setting that will have you feeling just like a local. 

Fancy some sunshine? Outside you'll find a picture-perfect scene that will take your breath away. With absolutely stunning views over the Sicilian countryside and mountains, you'll feel you've arrived in heaven when lounging on the day beds out by the pool with these vistas. 

Next, cool off under the outdoor shower overlooking the expansive greenery and patchwork fields for an experience you won't forget before spending the evening under the shaded pergola over by the outdoor kitchen. 

While the sunsets here are undoubtedly Instagram-worthy, your cellphone snapper simply won't do the scene justice, so leave your phone alone and live in the moment.

Mountain Blue

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In the untamed landscape of Sicily’s north coast, this rustic villa puts you within striking distance of the walking trails of the Zingaro Nature Reserve and the pretty coastal town of Scopello. It’s all on one level, and the open kitchen, living and dining room may be charmingly dated, but it’s perfect for socialising. The show-stopper here is the view from the terrace – gaze out over the rugged mountains from the dining table and enjoy alfresco meals thanks to the summer kitchen. If the Sicilian heat gets too much, there’s a private pool to cool off. 

White Mountain

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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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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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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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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

Anyone in search of a slow-paced island escape will fall in love with this home. From the mesmerising views across the glistening shoreline of Castellammare del Golfo to the peaceful garden and contemporary comforts, every detail inspires a wonderful state of relaxation. 

Wake up early and watch the sunrise over the mountains, take a refreshing dip in the pool, spend lazy afternoons on a lounger and gather for delicious golden-hour drinks as the sun sets. By night, the terrace transforms into the perfect setting for intimate candlelit dinners and stargazing, while the air-conditioned rooms will ensure you awaken feeling refreshed and ready to explore. 

From here, it’s just a five-minute drive to the restaurants and bars of Scopello, while Cala Guidaloca beach is just 1km away. Days can be spent drifting between the sea and a sun lounger, following spectacular hiking trails, exploring archaeological sights and admiring the views whilst sipping Sicilian wine. 

Valley of Beauty

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This one is for those who enjoy long hikes as the trails of Zingaro nature reserve are on the doorstep and in fifteen minutes you can be on the beach. A long, winding road to the home ensures peace and quiet.  There’s no need to concern yourself with walking trails when the view from the pool terrace is as good as this – taking in Sicily’s rugged coastline and the Tyrrhenian Sea. A summer kitchen is ideal for big meals outside at the table beneath the twisting olive tree. Inside, it’s a vision of old-world Sicily, with a cast-iron stove in the living room and exposed stone walls.

In Nature We Trust

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

Perched on the hillside in the village of Scopello, this villa is ideally located for those looking to explore the unspoilt corner of Sicily. The interiors are contemporary, if a little dated – but the panoramic Mediterranean Sea views make up for it. Small but perfectly formed, the private swimming pool makes for the ideal spot to soak up some sun. While the outdoor dining area is perfectly positioned to enjoy some local Sicilian wine and watch the sunset. There’s plenty of local restaurants to discover just a ten-minute drive away, while the livelier resort of Castellammare de Golfo isn’t too far. 

Piccola Laguna

This modern villa, located in Castellammare del Golfo, is the perfect base for exploring the western region of Sicily, including Trapani, Marsala, and Segesta. Set across two floors, you’ll find two en-suite bedrooms and two triple bedrooms, ideal for families travelling with young children. While you’ll find all the mod-cons you need inside this home, it’s the outdoor space that caught our eye. With far-reaching sea views, sun-drenched terraces and a private pool, it’s just the spot to soak up the Sicilian sun in complete serenity. 

The Ocean's Song

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.    

A Brighter View  

Hikers and beach bunnies rejoice – this petite villa is a short drive from the scenic trails of  Zingaro Nature Reserve and the buzzing coastal town of Castellammare del Golfo. All on the ground floor, you step straight into a rustic-style kitchen and dining room with a sofa. There’s not really a full living room, per se, but the vast outdoor terraces more than make up for this. Days are designed to be spent cooking in the outdoor kitchen, enjoying alfresco dining with a view of the rugged Sicilian mountains and lounging by the curvy swimming pool. 

Lemon & Olive

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This stunning villa set among the Sicilian hills provides the perfect setting for a memorable holiday. It is split into four separate suites, each with their own bathroom. We like the combination of modern furnishings and elements such as the exposed stone walls, paying homage to its 19th century roots. From the roof terrace and private pool you have 360 views of the island and Scopello Bay. Treat yourself to some Italian cuisine in Castellammare del Golfo and make sure to visit the beautiful nearby beaches. 

Upon The Sicilian Hills

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If you're looking for a cosy, wholesome getaway in a traditional Sicilian village, this home could be just the ticket. Nestled on the edge of Buseto Palizzolo, a small hillside village, this feels like the home of a Sicilian family. It's warm and inviting, with wood beamed ceilings, homely furniture, and traditional checkered floors. Upstairs, you'll find comfortable bedrooms, with high ceilings and charming decor. But in the outdoor area, you're taken somewhere completely different than a quaint cottage in a village – you have a terrace that offers a breathtaking view of the rolling mountains and vast countryside, as well as a long glistening pool for taking that all-important dips in the summer heat. Surrounded by gardens of palm trees and lush greenery, it's a delightful oasis. 

This home is a lovely place for a group of friends or small family to settle into the slower pace of life while exploring the charming surroundings. You're a short walk from local supermarkets and butchers, ideal for picking up a hearty breakfast. The most beautiful place to enjoy breakfast, or any of your meals, is in the open courtyard. The cobbled street, cream houses, and flowered hedges make it an idyllic spot. 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. 

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A short trip from the bustling, colourful streets of the island capital of Palermo, seventy minutes by car will whisk you away to another world. This home in the west of Sicily sits in a region peppered with hillside villages, traditional fishing towns, and historic rural architecture. But this charming countryside abode has so much to offer, that you might fancy staying put.

The classic stone build of this restored ‘baglio’ is characteristic of the local area. Set around a paved courtyard with native foliage blooming all over the walls, this postcard-ready scene feels truly welcoming. Even better, you’ll be greeted with a hamper full of local goodies for breakfast. Naturally, you might want to set up brunch on the poolside terrace before dipping your toes in the pool, mimosa in hand.

When you need a break from the midday sun, you certainly won’t mind going inside to play table tennis in the resident's clubhouse, or relaxing in your own rustic villa. We love the exposed stonework in the living space, with grand timber beams propping up a wonderfully lofty ceiling. Minimal furniture lets the architecture do the talking, while the 'tricolore' colour scheme of the country kitchen is a vibrant little touch that makes cooking even more of a pleasure.

Apricot Branch

Located in the Scopello municipality, this home is perfectly placed for exploring the wild nature of Sicily. Near the Zingaro Nature Reserve, this is a haven for birdwatchers and scuba diving enthusiasts. Small dogs are welcome at this home, meaning you can enjoy some picturesque strolls with your canine companion along the surrounding fields. When you’re not on an adventure, you’ll have a private swimming pool, solarium, and alfresco dining terrace to enjoy, all of which offer breathtaking views of the ocean. 


The Ocean's Arm

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 pure white home is situated close by to the bright blue sea of Sicily, which can be admired from the comfort of your very own terrace. You'll also notice a fantastic view of the nearby rock formations accompanied by the glistening skies and verdant scenery. Relax on the sofa with a brand new book or watch TV from the dining table as you tuck into a light bite for breakfast. You'll wake up every day to the sound of the ocean waves and the locals having fun at the beach – making it incredibly hard not to spend every moment of the day outdoors. 

Head upstairs to the sun terrace to enjoy a bottle of wine with your loved ones under the sun – it's also a lovely little spot to dine on snacks together. Stretch out and put your feet up on one of the sun loungers as you spend the early afternoon in pure bliss before heading out to the beach. A seven–minute walk takes you to the golden sands for a day trip by the sea, followed by wandering through the streets of San Vito to discover local hidden gems and some delicious eateries.

Angelic Aqua

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

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It'll be hard to resist not spending every waking hour on the terrace at this beautiful home by the sea of Sicily. Inside you'll find a royal blue sofa that is perfect for lounging around as you read a book or socialise with your loved ones. There's an indoor dining table that is perfect for tucking into a delicious homemade meal, but there's also a stunning dining space with an open roof further into the home – fantastic for enjoying tasty food under the amber glow of an Italian sunset. The decor within the home is inspired by the ocean, fitting for the beautiful beachside location.

While away the hours on the sun terrace as you admire the view of the surrounding landscape under bright blue skies. There's a shaded sofa upon the terrace that is a lovely spot for a relaxing few hours with a bottle of fine red wine – allowing you to soak up the peaceful atmosphere as you listen to the sound of ocean waves in the distance.

The golden sand of San Vito beach is within a ten–minute walk away, giving you ample opportunities to spend your days at the beach with your family or friends. The charming town of San Vito offers a wide range of eateries for you to expand your taste palate and sample some incredible Italian cuisine, washed down with a refreshing glass of spritz.

The Royal Blue Sea

Lazy days by the pool, sunny strolls through the countryside and balmy evening drinks set to the sweet sound of a grand piano – this home invites you to enjoy it all with a wonderful sense of warmth and character. 

From the traditional features to the contemporary comforts, the owners have designed this space to enrich your stay with the magic of Italian living. Enjoy the delight of home cooking in the fully equipped kitchen or invite a private chef (available upon request) to prepare a celebratory evening meal – the perfect opportunity to bask in the beauty of the moment. Your host can also arrange spa treatments – ensuring your stay is elevated to the height of relaxation. 

For explorations beyond this rural hideaway, you’ll find it’s just a short drive to the historic town of Trapani, while the beautiful beach of San Vito Lo Capo is also within easy reach. 

Music of the Heart

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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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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. 

Sicilian Sweet Treat

The wow factor at this Sicilian villa is the incredible view. Best seen from the roof terrace or poolside, you’ll be treated to vistas of the surrounding countryside with a mountain backdrop. Outside you’ll also find a hot tub, private pool, and alfresco dining area, so there’s plenty to keep you occupied. And when you’re ready to see the sights, we suggest hiring a car to explore the island. The nearest beach is fourteen kilometres away and the must-see destinations of Erice and Segesta are within easy reach.

Hills in the Sea

This Sicilian paradise has it all – a private pool, mountain backdrop and the Mediterranean just moments away. And that's before you even step inside. The modern villa has been artfully designed with punchy wall decor and floor-to-ceiling windows. Sleek, contemporary and bold in its interior style, the two-bedroom home features an open-plan living space with several plush sofas, a glass-topped dining table and a fully equipped kitchen.

Outside, you're spoiled for spots to kick back and enjoy the sunshine. Whether you opt for the hammock, the day bed or the poolside lounger, there's no wrong choice – in each, you'll be surrounded by lush greenery and distant mountains, with a reliably blue sky above. Come evening, get the barbecue going and serve up some grilled goodness on the outdoor dining table.

While you're on this Italian island, you won't want to miss its capital, Palermo, just over half an hour away. Rich in history, art and delectable cuisine, the buzzy city houses countless sights that should make it onto your itinerary. Most notably, the landmark cathedral – this impressive structure is a unique blend of Neoclassical, Baroque, Gothic and Moorish architecture.

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