Surroundings Siracusa, Noto, Modica - South East side
A perfect mix of history, culture and sea: Sicilian baroque and the sandy beaches between Siracusa and Modica! A selection of charming agriturismi and holiday homes!
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Rooms/Apartments: from €42,50/person
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Rooms/Apartments: from €42,50/person
Rooms/Apartments: from €53,5/person
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Little town close to the long sandy beach of Santa Maria del Focallo and the caves and sea stacks of...
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15km south west of Ragusa, the castle of Donnafugata is a fifteenth century noble residence of absolute charm. The castle...
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Walking along the streets of Ragusa Ibla, also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and discovering its baroque architecture...
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Modica is a true jewel, one of Sicily’s loveliest towns, elected an UNESCO World Heritage site in 2002. A maze...
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This is the southernmost point of Sicily, right below the latitude of Tunis. It offers gorgeous views. The island of...
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When the Moors first arrived in Sicily, this is where they made landfall. Marzamemi is a little pretty village with...
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UNESCO World Heritage site, Noto, is known as the most stunning baroque town in Sicily. Noto is magnificent and appears...
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Siracusa is a must destination and also a UNESCO World Heritage site. Ortigia, Siracusa’s Città Vecchia (Old Town) was originally...
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Another baroque UNESCO World Heritage treasure, Palazzolo Acreide is only about 20 km west from Siracusa. The town is lively...
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The city has been long famous for its local production of pottery, particularly maiolica and terra-cotta wares. The main landmark...
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The main aim of any visit to Piazza Armerina is the beautiful "Villa del casale". The villa is an absolute...
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A wide canyon with amazing landscapes dotted with ponds, refreshing brooks and waterfalls and rich in flora and fauna. Also...
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The town is known as an agricultural and wine producing centre and is synonymous with a variety of sweet, cherry...
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The nature reserve of Vendicari, with its waterside scenarios is well preserved and well maintained and hosts a wide range...
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The waters surrounding the east coast of the Maddalena Peninsula hide a truly spectacular sunken world of cliffs and caves,...
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The only place in Europe and outside the Nile Basin where papyrus grows wild. The salt pans are an ideal...
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The necropolis of Pantalica is the biggest world’s necropolis and UNESCO world heritage. About 5000 cave graves digged in the...
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Lesser known than its prestigious neighbours (Ragusa, Noto and Modica) but just as fascinating, Scicli is yet another baroque gem...