Sicily (Palermo Airport) Villas

Say hello to sun-kissed Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean, floating just off the toe of Italy’s boot. Its north-western coastline is a sunshine paradise that packs a real punch when it comes to stunning scenery, city sights and dramatic landscapes. From the beautiful beaches to the outstanding architecture, you can expect oh-so beautiful settings. And that's before we get started on its cool capital and rich ancient history – there are myths and legends weaved into every captivating corner of this cultural melting pot. And the food? Get ready to dive into legendary street food bites like crispy, golden arancini, zesty cannoli and rich, aubergine-stuffed caponata. If you thought the mainland had flavour, flair and charm, just wait until you get a taste of Sicily...

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Scopello (Palermo Airport)

Tucked away on Sicily’s north-western coastline is the dinky village of Scopello.

Campofelice di Roccella (Palermo Airport)

This seaside village on Sicily’s north coast shows of plenty of glitzy properties. Its surroundings are pretty impressive too!

Cefalu (Palermo Airport)

Idyllic seascapes, an authentic Old Town and stacks of captivating history – it’s all here in Cefalu.

Mondello

Candy-striped beach huts, turquoise shallows and art nouveau villas? Yep, Mondello is Palermo’s seaside playground, brimming with sunshine and style.

Pollina (Palermo Airport)

This cliff-tumbling town sits 700 metres above sea level and promises sweeping views of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Santa Flavia

Fresh seafood feasts, pastel-painted fishing boats and sunsets that blush over the Tyrrhenian Sea?

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Language

Italian and Sicilian

Currency

Euro (€)

Time difference

+1hr

Local beer

£4.30

Meal for two

£42.70

Average flight time

3.5hrs

Uncover incredible history

Greece has left a huge mark on Sicily’s past, so there’s no shortage of fascinating ancient sites still waiting to be explored. A prime example is the stunning Valley of the Temples, one of the island’s seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. History lovers, this one’s a must!

Food favourites

Italian cuisine is famous for its twirling pasta, mouth-watering pizzas and creamy gelato, but in Sicily, it’s given a delicious island twist. Think super-fresh seafood, lemon-infused desserts, and of course the famous Sicilian arancini from a local street food stall. Trust us, you won’t want to miss it!

The stunning coastline

Imagine golden beaches, hidden coves and crystal-clear waters. Sounds like your kind of place, right? This gorgeous corner of Italy has it all and then some. From Cefalù to Campofelice di Roccella, there’s a perfect stretch of beach waiting for you. And if you fancy a little adventure, the breathtaking Aeolian Islands are just off the north coast.  

Beaches

The Blue Lagoon in Olu Deniz is one of Türkiye (Turkey)'s most photographed tourist attractions, so it’s a prize pick. Bordered by warm Mediterranean waters and pretty promenades, you’ll get to laze for as long as you like in Dalaman. Over in Sarigerme and Marmaris, you’ll find some sun-blessed spots as well.

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Lido Giglio

Lido Giglio

Campofelice di Roccella (Palermo Airport), Sicily (Palermo Airport)

Calling all beach bums, this café-bar is the one for you. You couldn’t be closer to the action as the beach is just steps away and there are plenty of loungers for hire, so a day of sunbathing’s always on the...
Mondello Beach

Mondello Beach

Mondello, Sicily (Palermo Airport)

Mondello Beach dazzles with soft golden sand, candy-striped huts and turquoise waters. Once a fishing village, it now buzzes with swimmers and water sports enthusiasts escaping Palermo’s heat. Locals sip...

Sights

The region’s so peppered with historical sites that you’ll be spoilt for choice. Highlights include the ruins of Ancient Rome’s former second-largest city, and the fascinating if slightly eerie tombs carved into the cliffs beneath Fethiye. It’s a place of cultural leftovers – not to mention pretty postcard scenes!

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Basilica di Maria Santissima del Soccorso

Basilica di Maria Santissima del Soccorso

Sciaccia, Sicily (Palermo Airport)

In the historic centre of Sciacca, you’ll immediately spot Basilica di Maria Santissima del Soccorso. Originally built back in 1108, the basilica collapsed around five hundred years later. It was rebuilt in the...
Capo Gallo Nature Reserve

Capo Gallo Nature Reserve

Mondello, Sicily (Palermo Airport)

Head towards the north side of Mondello and you’ll find the mountainous nature reserve of Capo Gallo, where vertical cliffs plunge into the sea and wildflowers bloom in spring. It's a lovely spot for kayaking...

Activities

Water sports are huge here – you can try everything from scuba diving to kite surfing. Marmaris has a couple of A-grade water parks, too. If you’re in the mood for some pampering, take a day trip to Dalyan – its mud baths are said to have wonderful rejuvenating properties.

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Alcantara Gorge

Alcantara Gorge

Sicily (Palermo Airport)

See one of Sicily’s most stunning natural beauty spots on the east coast, around 20km from Taormina and 50km from Mount Etna. The unusual rock formations of the Alcantara Gorge have been formed by lava...
La Rocca

La Rocca

Cefalu (Palermo Airport), Sicily (Palermo Airport)

A sucker for sea views? You’ll love this rocky viewpoint that looks out onto the Mediterranean. On clear days, you can see as far as the neighbouring Aeolian Islands! Be sure to pack those sensible walking...

Eating and drinking

Treat your taste buds to some authentic Turkish cuisine with a meze feast. This selection of small dishes can include things like yummy stuffed vine leaves and toasted lavas bread dipped in tzatziki or hummus. Raki’s the famous local tipple – an aniseed-flavoured spirit with a kick to it.

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Capo Market

Capo Market

Sicily (Palermo Airport)

This bustling maze of stalls overflows with fresh fish, fruits, vegetables and fragrant spices. It’s known for vibrant colours, lively vendors and irresistible street food. Wander through its narrow streets and...
L’elite ice cream parlour

L’elite ice cream parlour

Cefalu (Palermo Airport), Sicily (Palermo Airport)

Want a taste of Italy’s famous gelato? This welcoming ice cream parlour will be right up your street. Choose one laced with local Sicilian lemon for an even more authentic experience! From iced coffees to...

Shopping

Fethiye is a fun place to shop. It’s a bustling market town with stalls selling all kinds of wares, so remember to pack your haggling hat! Hisaronu’s another for lively daily markets, while you’ll find the bigger resorts have more in the way of household-name brands and designer price tags.

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Ballaro Market

Nightlife

Marmaris boasts a buzzing after-dark scene. Follow the trail of neon lights where you’ll find back-to-back bars, pubs and clubs. Hisaronu is home to trendy seafront joints that attract visitors and locals alike. Fethiye’s all about laid-back but lively bars, especially in the old town and on the harbourfront.

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Hit the capital at night

Hit the capital at night

Sicily (Palermo Airport)

Looking for lively nightlife? Spend the evening in buzzy Palermo and you won’t be disappointed. From watching the sunset over the skyline with a cocktail in a rooftop bar to dancing ‘til dawn in an old...
Sky and Sand club

Sky and Sand club

Campofelice di Roccella (Palermo Airport), Sicily (Palermo Airport)

Experience beach club vibes during the day here as you soak up the sunshine on a lounger. Come night-time though, it transforms into a nightclub on the beach – well, pretty much! Think live DJs, vibrant...
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