Sicily in Agritourism

Installé dans un bâtiment du XVIIᵉ siècle, cet hôtel de charme occupe une position idéale pour visiter l’Etna, Taormina et les environs, à seulement 10 km de la mer.
Situé au cœur d’un domaine agricole produisant huile d’olive, confitures et légumes, il offre des chambres confortables au style rustique, certaines avec lit à baldaquin.

Les hôtes peuvent profiter de la terrasse ensoleillée, louer des vélos ou savourer une cuisine locale au restaurant de la ferme, célèbre pour avoir accueilli certaines scènes du film Le Parrain.
Un lieu accueillant pour les familles, avec un petit espace de jeux pour les enfants.

Not a traditional agriturismo, but a historic, family-run winery nestled among the rolling hills of Virzì, near Monreale.
For generations, the Spadafora family has cultivated these lands, producing organic wines that capture the true spirit of Sicily.

Visitors can stroll through the vineyards, learn about the philosophy of Francesco Spadafora and his daughter Enrica, and taste their wines – such as Principe G or the elegant Siriki – paired with local products and family stories.

A genuine, peaceful place where time slows down amid the scent of vines and Sicilian hospitality.

The third leg of your tour is going to be on the west coast, in the picturesque scenery of the Stagnone Natural Reserve in Marsala, in an eighteenth-century “Baglio”, a typical rural building that belonged to a noble Sicilian family. The property has been recently restored and is furnished with taste and attention to detail. Antonio and his wife are the heart of this authentic place and very special hosts. Here you can enjoy great cuisine: homemade recipes, simple and refined at the same time, will make you enjoy the rich flavors of the Sicilian tradition. Antonio will give you lots of advice to discover the area.

The last leg of this trip is designed for those who love peace and quiet but at the same time are interested in seeing the entire south-eastern area of Sicily and visiting some of the most important Sicilian Baroque towns. Masseria Cianciò, where you will stay, is set in the countryside of Modica between carob and olive trees, prickly pears, and stone walls. The property has retained its original features, both in the use of building materials and furnishings typical of the farmers’ houses of the last century: stone walls in the rooms, original floors with local materials including stone pitch of Ragusa, Caltagirone ceramics tiles, exposed beams or rods.