Book a villa in Sicily for a relaxing holiday: we have over 600 villas in Sicily for you to rent from cheap villas to luxurious villas with private pools
We have 21 reviews of our villas in Sicily.
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Sicily is famous for its diverse coastline, historical sites, great restaurants and beautiful scenery. The island is dominated by Mount Etna, an active volcano over 3,300m high. Rent one of our luxurious Sicilian villas with its own pool for a perfect family holiday.
Discover the best of Sicily from the privacy of your own villa. Explore the striking landscape, relax on a beach or visit some the many picturesque villages. Stay in one of our villas in Taormina to enjoy amazing the beaches of Isola Bella. Or visit Trapani, a beautiful old city on Sicily’s western coast. If you’re after a more relaxing family holiday then rent one of our villas in Ragusa. But if vibrant street life and sandy beaches catch your fancy then renting a villa near Palermo, Sicily’s capital, is a perfect option.
Rent a villa in Palermo, Sicily's capital, and enjoy the city's liveliness. Visit Palermo Cathedral, enjoy an opera at the Massimo Theatre or try an arancini, a delicious Siciilan treat.
Rent one of our villas in San Vito lo Capo, a little village in northwest Sicily, for a low-key holiday. Relax on the sandy beach with its clear blue waters, explore the Zingaro Nature Reserve or hike up Monte Monaco.
Rent in the fashionable hillside town of Taormina on Sicily's eastern coast for a stylsh holiday. With Mount Etna as a backdrop and the Ionian sea beneath it is the perfect place to people watch, explore and relax.
Rent in Catania and enjoy a rich blend of history, culture and gastronomy. Catania is a historic port on Sicily's eastern coast and is perched at the base of Mount Etna.
The bustling seaside resort Giardini-Naxos in eastern Sicily is famous for its nightlife. Rent in Giardini and explore the area: from its diverse coastline and lively bars to the Roman ruins and scenic views.
Take a look at our blog posts about where to go in Sicily and what to do on your holiday in Sicily.
Two of the most well-loved areas of Italy are Sicily and Sardinia, both excellent representations of the wonders to be found there and yet both offering a different flavour. Luckily, we know these two Italian siblings well, so sit back as we present the two most scintillating of sisters: Sicily and Sardinia.
Natalie from the UK based blog named Hello Cuppies is a trusted baker, traveller and a highly talented writer. She recently took a trip to the dazzlingly beautiful Mediterranean island known as Sicily. A place famed for its seductive landscape, with sparkling seas and restless mountains, and an abundance of delicious flavours everyone will enjoy. If you’re planning a trip to the Italian paradise, Natalie has some must-try sights you won’t want to miss…
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