Hotels to remember: Sicily

Hotel Baia Taormina

Marina d'Agrò

Hotel Ravesi

Salina - Isole Eolie

Riserva del Noce

Caltagirone

Berlingeri Resort

Mazara del Vallo

Hotel Carasco

Lipari - Isole Eolie

Capofaro Malvasia & Resort

Salina - Isole Eolie

Hotel La Moresca

Marina di Ragusa

Terre di Himera

Termini Imerese

Relais Euterpini

Pantelleria

Hotel Punta Scario

Salina - Isole Eolie

Hotel Signum

Malfa - Salina - Isole Eolie

Casa Ruffino

Balestrate

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Sicily: suggestions from the insiders

(Insider)

The Hidden World Beneath the Surface (Snorkelling Sicily) →

Daniele La Rosa

(Proprietario)

Iblaresort

Small Boutique Hotels

"You have to be smart to come to Ibla, a certain quality of mind, a taste for the silent and ardent tuffs, the dead ends, the unnecessary turns, the shutters sealed against a black eye that spies. » (Iblaresort) →

Emerico Amari

(Proprietario)

Baglio Villa Sicilia

Small Boutique Hotels

Emerico Amari

Selinunte: a unique landscape suspended between the intense blue of the Mediterranean sea and sky. A land dotted with number of treasures, some of which are so well hidden that only the most fortunate of visitors will be able to find them (Baglio Villa Sicilia) →

Daniele Murabito

(Direttore)

Castello di San Marco

4 Star Hotels

Daniele Murabito

IMMERSED IN THE WONDERS OF NATURE set between the sea, etna and taormina, the castle is an ideal starting point to reach some of the most spectacular island destinations. The castle is situated by the sea (Castello di San Marco) →

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Sicily at a glance

Sicily Hotel

The Trinacria of the ancient Greeks, the culture of the Normans and the influence of the Arabs. An island volatile and vibrant like its sea, its volcanoes and its people.

A sun drenched island with a splendid coastline and a landscape rich in contrasts, Sicily is a compendium of the greatest civilisations and cultures of all time, a book the pages of which filled with centuries of history and art. The Greek cities of Sicily: Agrigento, Selinunte, Segesta, and Syracuse, were among the most beautiful of the Hellenic world. Thousands of years later, today’s visitors can still admire the Valley of Temples at Agrigento or watch a summer performance in the great Greek Theatre of Syracuse. The same concoction of Mediterranean cultures which has influenced the course of the island’s history, has made its way in to the kitchens of Sicily, resulting in a delicious and extremely varied cuisine.