Discover our villas in Messina, ideal for a family or group vacation in the North-east of Sicily, located near the most beautiful beaches, in some quiet and relaxing locations. A perfect stay to visit the places around Messina and enjoy a breathtaking view from your terrace.
Situated along the beautiful coast of Gioiosa Marea in northeast Sicily, Villa Marena boasts a lovely scenic vantage point: from its terrace overlooking the sea, you can relish a magnificent view of the Aeolian Islands. Surrounded by the Nebrodi Mountains, this villa is ideal for spending a holiday with family or friends. Dive into the blue waters of Gioiosa Marea and become enchanted by the beauty of the sites, nestled between the sea and the mountains. There are bathing establishments at your disposal where you can rent deckchairs and sunbeds, eat at restaurants, and cafés. Do you want an even quieter and more relaxing place? Visit San Giorgio Beach in Gioiosa Marea: Villa Marena is only 50 meters away.
Nebrodi Park extends north of Sicily, between Etna and the Tyrrhenian Sea. For those who love hiking, it is a natural site you absolutely have to visit. A thickly wooded area consisting of cork oaks, Turkey oak, beech trees and bristling with wildlife, including wild boars, hares, and rabbits branches off within the park. Among the animals populating the Nebrodi mountains is the famous semi-wild black pig from which excellent meats are obtained! Discover extraordinary natural sites, such as the Rocche del Castro, a rare example of dolomitic rocks in Sicily, the Mistretta Falls and the Catafurco Falls. Climb up Monte Soro, the highest peak of the Nebrodi Mountains, to admire an extraordinary panoramic view of the Tyrrhenian coast to the north, with the Aeolian Islands, and Etna to the south. Nebrodi Park is a naturalistic attraction for adults and children, where simple nature paths through the woods to spend a beautiful day with your family or friends.
Discover the best of the northeastern coast of Sicily visiting the most famous cities and beaches. Messina, the city on the Strait, is your first stop after getting off the ferry. Visit Piazza Duomo, the heart of Messina, with its magnificent Gothic-and Baroque-style basilica. At noon, stop below the bell tower to watch the characters of the astronomical clock come to life. Then take a dip in the blue waters of Capo d’OrlandoIts pebble beach is surrounded by a beautiful landscape made even more impressive by the presence of a large promontory with cliff walls, Monte della Madonna, on whose slopes stands the lighthouse. Halfway between Messina and Palermo is also the famous Cefalù. This traditional village surrounded by mountains is one of the most popular destinations in Sicily. Be captivated by the beauty of its cathedral dominating the city like a fortress before the Rocca di Cefalù. You can also enjoy a moment of relaxation on the beach, just a stone's throw from the center of the city.
