Luxury villa with private pool in Brucoli for 24 persons
Luxury villa in Brucoli with private pool for 18 persons
Luxury villa with private pool in Brucoli for 12 persons
Luxury villa with heated pool in Plemmirio for 8 persons
Luxury villa with private pool in Marina di Modica for 18 persons
Luxury villa in Fontane Bianche with private pool for 12 persons
Luxury villa with private pool in Marina di Modica for 10 persons
Luxury villa in Avola with private pool for 12 persons
Luxury villa in Fontane Bianche with private pool for 13 persons
Villa in Punta Secca with private pool for 15 persons
Villa with private pool in Sampieri for 18 persons
Villa with private pool in Punta Secca for 9 persons
Villa in Scicli with private pool for 12 persons
Villa in Donnalucata with private pool for 12 persons
Luxury villa in Brucoli for 6 persons
Villa in Fontane Bianche for 6 persons
Villa with private pool in Scicli for 8 persons
Villa in Ragusa - Modica - Scicli with heated pool for 4 persons
Villa in Syracuse - Noto with private pool for 10 persons
Villa in Fontane Bianche for 2 persons
Villa in Plemmirio with private pool for 6 persons
Villa in Syracuse - Noto for 4 persons
Villa with heated pool in Marzamemi for 8 persons
The South and Southeast regions of Sicily are a particularly magical part of the island as they are home to the spectacular Baroque cities, set against the rugged backdrop of the Iblean Mountains. These eight beauties represent some of the best examples of Baroque architecture to be found in Sicily, making the area an ideal destination for those that appreciate art and culture. Wander the honey-coloured streets and admire the ornate balconies and magnificent facade. Then hop in a car to head out of town and relax on the soft, sandy beaches that litter this part of the coast.
Here at Sicily4u we pride ourselves on our high quality selection of comfortable villas . Each of our holiday villa in Sicily have been carefully hand-picked to offer a range of accommodation in a variety of destinations around the island. We have made every effort to ensure that groups of different sizes and a range of budgets are catered for, as you can see by browsing through our properties or exploring our collections. A visit to the south and south-east of Sicily offers groups the opportunity to soak up the sensational countryside with a stay in a traditional farmhouse or a country estate, near to the Baroque town of Ragusa or seaside resort of Brucoli. Or alternatively, pick a pad with sea views near to Syracuse and the atmospheric island of Ortygia. From rustic Sicilian hideaways to dazzling modern abodes, we are confident we can help you find your dream holiday home in Sicily’s south and south-east.
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From perky seaside resorts to magnificent Baroque cities, from glittering coastline to archaeological treasures, the south and south-east regions of Sicily offer it all.
Perhaps the most famous of the Baroque cities, Noto is a fairytale kingdom of intricate balconies and glorious buildings built from the dusky stone that typifies the architecture of the south and south-east. Visit in May when the Infiorata is celebrated with mosaics created from flower petals distributed throughout the town.
Another glorious example of Baroque architecture, Modica is built on the slopes of the scenic valleys of the region, an elegant succession of romantically designed buildings and churches carpeting the surrounding hills. Be sure to sample the exquisite dark chocolate of the city – available in a variety of flavours, it makes an excellent treat or gift for those back home.
Stay near this UNESCO World Heritage site for a glimpse into the ancient world of Sicily. With the Neapolis Archaeological Park, the San Giovanni Catacombs and the mesmerising medieval streets of Ortygia located here, Syracuse is the perfect place to soak up the history of the island.
From the south and south-east regions of Sicily, travel up the eastern coast to explore the carnival city of Acireale, brimming with art and culture, or head further north to Taormina, one of the prettiest coastal towns on the island. Alternatively, head west into Sicily’s wine country where you can taste the amber nectar of Marsala and explore more ancient treasures at Agrigento.