Sicily, the Mediterranean's largest island, is a captivating destination. The peak tourist season is during the summer months (June to August), which is ideal for enjoying Sicily's beautiful beaches and engaging in outdoor activities such as snorkeling and hiking. Its diverse offerings—from stunning coastlines and ancient ruins to vibrant cities and rich culture—ensure an unforgettable experience for every traveler. Whether seeking relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, Sicily delivers.
Luxury villa with private pool in Brucoli, Sicily, Italy for 24 persons. The villa is situated in a coastal and rural area.
Luxury villa in Fontane Bianche, Sicily, Italy with heated pool for 12 persons
Luxury villa with private pool in Plemmirio, Sicily, Italy for 8 persons
Villa in Noto, Sicily, Italy with private pool for 9 persons. The house is situated.
Villa with heated pool in Fontane Bianche, Sicily, Italy for 14 persons
Villa with heated pool in Noto, Sicily, Italy for 8 persons. The house is situated close to restaurants and bars and is 25 m from the beach.
Luxury villa in Brucoli for 6 persons
Villa in White Fountains, Sicily, Italy for 6 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, close to restaurants, bars and supermarkets, at 25 m from White Fountains 10 m beach, at 3 km from Cassibile and at 0.
Villa in White Fountains, Sicily, Italy for 4 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, 1 km from White Fountains beach, 3 km from Cassibile and 0.
Villa in Avola, Sicily, Italy for 6 persons. The house is situated 100 m from the beach.
Villa in Noto, Sicily, Italy for 8 persons. The house is situated 100 m from the beach.
Villa in Marzamemi, Sicily, Italy with private pool for 8 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, 500 m from San Lorenzo beach, 300 m from the beach, and 100 m from the rocky beach.
Villa with private pool in Marzamemi, Sicily, Italy for 8 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, 500 m from San Lorenzo beach and 300 m from the rocky beach.
Villa with private pool in Marzamemi, Sicily, Italy for 8 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, 500 m from San Lorenzo beach and 300 m from a rocky beach.
Villa with private pool in Marzamemi, Sicily, Italy for 6 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, 500 m from San Lorenzo beach, 3 km from Marzamemi, and 100 m from a rocky beach.
Villa with private pool in Marzamemi, Sicily, Italy for 6 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, 500 m from San Lorenzo beach, 300 m from the beach, and 100 m from the rocky beach.
Villa in Marzamemi, Sicily, Italy with private pool for 6 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, 500 m from San Lorenzo beach and 300 m from the rocky beach, 3 km from Marzamemi, and 100 m from the rocky beach.
Villa with private pool in Marzamemi, Sicily, Italy for 6 persons. The house is situated in a residential beach area, 500 m from San Lorenzo beach, 300 m from the beach, and 0.
Syracuse, a captivating city on the southeastern coast of Sicily, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site brimming with ancient ruins, stunning beaches, and delectable cuisine. Founded in 734 BC by Greek colonists, Syracuse flourished as a major power in the Mediterranean, rivaling Athens in its prime. Today, the city beckons visitors with its rich history, cultural treasures, and captivating natural beauty.
History buffs will revel in exploring Syracuse's archaeological wonders, including the Neapolis Archaeological Park, home to the Greek Theatre, the Roman Amphitheatre, and the Ear of Dionysius, a whispering cave with remarkable acoustics. The Ortigia island, the city's historic center, is a labyrinth of narrow streets lined with Baroque churches, medieval palazzi, and Roman ruins.
Beach lovers will delight in Syracuse's sun-kissed shores. Fontana Arethusa, a freshwater spring surrounded by papyrus reeds, is a popular spot for swimming and sunbathing. For golden sands and azure waters, head to Lido Playa or Arenella Beach.
Foodies will be tantalized by Syracuse's culinary delights. Sample freshly caught seafood at waterfront restaurants, savor traditional Sicilian dishes like pasta alla Norma and arancini, or indulge in sweet treats like cannoli and granita.
Syracuse is easily accessible by plane, train, and ferry.
The city center is best explored on foot or by bicycle. Public buses are also available.
Choosing to rent a luxury villa with pool near Syracuse will provide excellent access to all the treasures this beautiful region has to offer. We offer a wide selection of villas in the Syracuse Area and surroundings such as the luxury Villa Angelina in Plemmirio with its breathtaking sea views and spectacular swimming pool or the exclusive Villa Del Faro in Brucoli and many others. What are you waiting for? Explore them all!
Luxury Villa Angelina
Luxury Villa Del Faro
Fontane Bianche is a coastal town in southeastern Sicily, renowned for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. The town's name, meaning "white fountains" in Italian, alludes to the numerous freshwater springs that bubble up from the seabed, creating a mesmerizing spectacle beneath the turquoise waters.
Fontane Bianche's main attraction is undoubtedly its magnificent beaches. The town boasts an extensive coastline fringed with soft, white sand and lapped by azure waters. Lido di Fontane Bianche is the most popular stretch, offering well-equipped bathing facilities, lively beach bars, and a vibrant atmosphere. For a more secluded experience, head to the nearby coves of Cala Rossa and Cala Fornace, where tranquility reigns supreme.
Beyond sunbathing and swimming, Fontane Bianche offers a plethora of activities to keep visitors entertained. Water sports enthusiasts can indulge in snorkeling, diving, and windsurfing, while nature lovers can embark on scenic hikes along the coastal trails
Fresh seafood takes center stage, with dishes like grilled octopus, spaghetti alle vongole (clam pasta), and fritto misto di pesce (mixed fried fish) a must-try. Sample local specialties such as arancini (rice balls), pasta alla Norma (eggplant and ricotta pasta), and cannoli (sweet ricotta-filled tubes).
Villa Brezza Marina
Villa La Favorita
Avola is a town located in the southeastern corner of Sicily, on the Ionian Sea. It is known for its beautiful beaches, charming historic center, and delicious food. History dates back to the 13th century when the Sicilian people defeated the indigenous Sicans and settled there permanently: a rich history that is reflected in its architecture and culture. Avola was destroyed by an earthquake in 1693, but it was rebuilt in a Baroque style that is still evident today.
Villa Marea
The Plemmirio Marine Park, one of the most pristine marine protected areas in Italy, stretching 12 kilometres around the Maddalena Peninsula. Here, between mountain biking excursions, walks and unforgettable snorkelling sessions (diving), you will find some of the most beautiful beaches in Sicily, nestled between sheer cliffs, to be immortalised in breathtaking shots.
The cuisine of Plemmirio is based on fresh seafood and local produce. Some of the most popular dishes include:
Villa Angelina
Noto is a town and comune in the Province of Syracuse, Sicily, Italy. It is 32 kilometres southwest of the city of Syracuse at the foot of the Iblean Mountains. It lends its name to the surrounding area Val di Noto. Noto is famous for its buildings from the early 18th century, many of which are considered to be among the finest examples of Sicilian Baroque style. It is a place of many religious buildings and several palaces.
Noto was founded in the 4th century BC by the Greeks. It was an important city in the Roman Empire, and later came under the rule of the Arabs, Normans, Swabians, Aragonese and Spanish. In 1693, the city was destroyed by an earthquake. It was rebuilt in a Baroque style, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Noto is located on the coast of Sicily, and has several beaches. Some of the most popular beaches include:
Noto is a great place to try traditional Sicilian food. Some of the most popular dishes include:
Villa Meraviglia
Villa Mercurio
Marzamemi is a small fishing village located in southeastern Sicily, Italy. The village's history dates back to the 17th century when it was a tuna fishing center. The village was abandoned in the early 20th century but was later revived in the 1980s as a tourist destination.
Marzamemi is home to several beautiful beaches, including:
In addition to swimming and sunbathing, there are many other things to do in Marzamemi, including:
Some of the most popular tourist attractions in Marzamemi include:
Brucoli is a small seaside village located in the municipality of Augusta, in the province of Syracuse, Sicily. Brucoli has been inhabited since prehistoric times, and there is evidence of Greek, Roman, and Arab settlements in the area. Brucoli with its canal-harbour was aggregated in the 15th century to the Chamber of the Aragonese Queens. Governor Giovanni Cabastida, by order of Queen Giovanna, had the castle built in 1467 to guard the emporium and warehouses where goods for export were loaded. The village's current layout dates back to the 18th century, when it was a fishing village. In the 19th century, Brucoli became a popular tourist destination, and it is now home to a number of hotels, restaurants, and shops.
Brucoli is a great place to try fresh seafood. The village is home to a number of restaurants that serve traditional Sicilian dishes, as well as more international fare. Some of the most popular restaurants in Brucoli include Ristorante Al Pontile, Pizzeria Miramare, and Trattoria I Rizzari.
Brucoli is located about 20 kilometers from Catania Airport. The village can be reached by car, bus, or taxi.
Luxury Villa Feudale