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Villa Cecilia Trabia
10 Bedrooms, 22 Sleeps, 10 BathroomsSituated well within an hour’s drive of Palermo city centre and airport, Monreale, Cefalù and the Madonie Mountains, the magnificent seafront Villa Cecilia Trabia estate is an excellent base for... read more »
- from €950 to €2443
per night - from €6650 to €17100
per week - priced for min 8 max 22
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- from €950 to €2443
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Villa Cocuzzolo
3 Bedrooms, 6 Sleeps, 3 BathroomsCocuzzolo is an excellent choice for families looking for an affordable villa with a pool which is within easy reach of the coast and some of Sicily’s most exciting attractions. The villa is situated on the... read more »
- from €200 to €370
per night - from €1400 to €2600
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- from €200 to €370
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Villa Dionisio
5 Bedrooms, 10 Sleeps, 5 BathroomsVilla Dionisio enjoys a spectacular seafront position overlooking the dramatic Sanctuary of Tindari and the Tyrrhenian sea in north east Sicily. The newly-built stylish villa boasts dazzling views from its terraces... read more »
- from €400 to €1200
per night - from €2800 to €8400
per week - priced for min 6 max 10
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- from €400 to €1200
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Casa Al Castello
7 Bedrooms, 16 Sleeps, 7 Bathrooms‘There are three things that matter in property: location, location, location'. Well, Casa Al Castello is a beautiful villa with pool, situated on a rocky outcrop above the picturesque rock settlement part of... read more »
- from €440 to €772
per night - from €3075 to €5400
per week - priced for min 8 max 16
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- from €440 to €772
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Villa Antica Aia Relax
6 Bedrooms, 14 Sleeps, 7 BathroomsVilla Antica Aia Relax is a contemporary villa with large pool and garden, recently refurbished and conveniently situated between the coast and the UNESCO world heritage towns of south east Sicily. Ideal for several... read more »
- from €350 to €550
per night - from €2450 to €3850
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- from €350 to €550
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Stella in Ortigia
1 Bedrooms, 4 Sleeps, 1 BathroomsLive like a Sicilian in this romantic one-bedroom duplex with a fabulous terrace, set in an aristocratic palazzo. Wander through the city’s narrow lanes and alleyways, uncover layer upon layer of fascinating... read more »
- from €130 to €250
per night - from €890 to €1750
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- from €130 to €250
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Piazza Duomo 36
4 Bedrooms, 8 Sleeps, 4 BathroomsBoasting the best location in town, this traditional 5-bedroom apartment is situated right in the heart of the extraordinary town of Ragusa Ibla. Step straight out into the town’s main square, a stunning... read more »
- from €400 to €400
per night - from €2800 to €2800
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- from €400 to €400
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La Nave
2 Bedrooms, 4 Sleeps, 1 BathroomsChic accommodation, breath-taking views and a heavenly private pool make La Nave an ideal retreat for two couples. Enjoy magnificent views of the iconic Sanctuary of Tindari, boat trips to the volcanic Aeolian... read more »
- from €345 to €715
per night - from €2400 to €5000
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Villa Antica Aia
7 Bedrooms, 16 Sleeps, 7 BathroomsVilla Antica Aia is a luxury villa with pool, located a few miles from the sandy beaches of Sampieri, near the baroque town of Scicli, set of the BBC Four’s popular Inspector Montalbano series. A unique chance... read more »
- from €350 to €550
per night - from €2450 to €3850
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- from €350 to €550
Sicily villas for foodies
Choose one of our Sicily villas for foodies
Sicily Holiday lettings for foodies
One of the best ways of really getting to know Sicily is through its food. The island’s culinary traditions are deeply rooted in its history, although many of the staple elements of its diet probably owe as much to its geography and wonderfully sunny climate. When it comes to eating out, although there are more sophisticated modern restaurants in Sicily than ever before, the good news is that you can still eat extremely well at the most unassuming local trattoria.
Shopping and cooking
Enjoying excellent Sicilian food and wine is by no means the sole preserve of dedicated foodies and strolling through market stalls for the freshest ingredients and along to the fish market for the catch of the day can be a real highlight. Outdoor kitchens and barbecues make preparing meals sociable and fun and some of our villas have an outside wood fired oven which means endless hours of pizza-making entertainment for the kids.
Zero miles local food
Several areas of Sicily are naturally more closely connected to the foodie world than others but you can be sure that wherever you go, the focus will be almost exclusively on local produce that is bursting with great flavour. Wine produced on the slopes of Mount Etna and the wine-growing areas of Marsala and Menfi, sweet red Pachino cherry tomatoes from the island’s south eastern tip, mushrooms in the Madonie and the freshest fish on the coast are just some of Sicily’s foodie treats.
The Wish Sicily villas and holiday homes listed on this portfolio are great for anyone with a keen interest in food and wine.
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