Deolinda

Property Description

Retreat to the dazzling Agrigento coastline, an incredible cultural destination where you can spend time with loved ones while enjoying the peaceful area as well as marveling at the Valley of the Temples and its archeological sites. Explore the blue waters, the sandy beaches, and the Stair of Turks: a white marl rock that protrudes prominently into the sea, also part of the UNESCO Heritage list since 2007. Here you can find Deolinda, a charming semi-attached villa located in a gated community. With an appealing contemporary design and décor, and large wall-to-ceiling windows that flood the interiors with natural light, this is a villa to be enjoyed every hour of the day.

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Bedrooms

This property has 3 bedrooms and sleeps 6 people

Bathrooms

This property has 1 bathrooms

More Amenities

Deolinda is equipped with an array of included amenities and services:
• Personal service by the villa staff including a housekeeper (in the morning for two hours per day/per week, garden and pool maintenance
• Utilities (including air conditioning up to 300 kWh per week)
• Change of bath linens (mid-week)
• Outside security cameras can be turned off on request

Amenities and services available upon request (extra charge):
• Additional staff available at this villa includes a housekeeper (€10 per hour) and cook
• Additional electricity (beyond the weekly allowance of €0.50 per kWh)

Property Rates

• All extras must be paid in cash locally, prior to departure • The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 – €6.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first seven/fourteen days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash. • Late check-in from 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm: €50

Property Location

Location Type: Near the Beach, Ocean view, Water view, Town

Location Information

Nearest Airport: Palermo Borsellino 2 h Nearest serviced town: 9 min Nearest major city: Agrigento 18 min Nearest beach: 5 min Driving time estimated by Google Maps The island of Sicily offers a number of wonderful places to visit on day-trips or excursions. In the northern area, you might want to include cities such as Palermo, Monreale, Cefalù, Castelbuono, Erice, Segesta, Marsala, and Trapani on your must-see. The eastern coast of the island is also worth exploring, starting from the famous cities of Taormina, Catania, Syracuse, Noto, and Ragusa and the utterly unforgettable volcanic peak of Mt. Etna. The extraordinary city of Palermo is the capital of Sicily, so beautiful that Maupassant described it as “the most beautiful religious jewelry dreamed by human thought”. Visit the richly decorated churches, the imposing monuments, and lose yourself in the little streets of the historical center. Explore the archeological site of Segesta, once one of the most important fortified cities on the north Sicilian basin. Do not pass on Erice, the ancient medieval village rich in history and charm. If you venture up to Marsala, drive along the Salt Route and enjoy the burning sunset reflected on the lagoon of the salt mines. You will never forget it! And take note that Marsala, known as the “city of wine”, has been producing a sweet dessert wine of the same name for more than 200 years. WHERE TO EAT Trattoria Altri Tempi - Local dishes, old-style. Menus are written in Sicilian dialect, but the staff is happy to translate! Excellent value for money. Via Sammartino 65, Palermo - +39 091 323 480 Osteria dei Vespri - One of the most acclaimed restaurants in Palermo, offering a modern, highly original menu on the ground floor of the historical Palazzo Gangi. Piazza Croce dei Vespri 6, Palermo (old town) - +39 091 617 1631 Antica Focacceria San Francesco - Serves very good meals upstairs and in the square (one of the most beautiful squares in Palermo), or typical Sicilian fast food during the day. Open for lunch and dinner. Via A. Paternostro 58 (opposite the church San Francesco d’Assisi), Palermo - (+39) 091 320 264 Between Palermo and Cefalù, if you like artichokes, stop at Trattoria Nasca, a simple trattoria where the whole menu is based on artichokes cooked in lots of different ways! Contrada Canna 1, Cerda - +39 091 899 2716 Fior di Sale - at the Saline Ettore Infersa, recommended for the good food, and in summer the breathtaking views over the Stagnone lagoon at sunset. Contrada Ettore Infersa 36/A, Marsala - +39 0324 896 5988 or +39 0327 407 7156 Ristorante Monte San Giuliano – good typical dishes served in a rustic atmosphere. Outdoor dining available in summer. Try the busiate (local fresh pasta) with trapanese pesto enriched with potatoes and eggplants. Vicolo San Rocco 7, Erice - +39 0923 869595 WHERE TO SHOP Food – Sundried tomatoes, jams, honey and pistachio cream from Antichi Sapori di Sicilia - a company that expertly preserves flavors of the Trapani province. C/da Granatello Ciappola 35/B, Marsala - +39 0923 733007 Ceramic – the town of Santo Stefano di Camastra, one hour drive east from Cefalù, bases its economy exclusively on the production of ceramics. It has an ancient tradition in shapes and decoration. The clay used to create ceramics in this area is well known for its superior quality, and it is sold in many of the shops along the streets of the city center. Clothing – La Coppola Storta – a Company who transformed the coppola (a typical Sicilian flat hat) from a mafia stereotype into a symbol of a region that is changing. Via Bara all'Olivella, 74 Palermo - +39 091 324428 Jewelry – Platimiro Florenza - one of the last coral artisans able to create wearable artworks. Via Osorio 36, Trapani - +39 0923 20785

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