Giuggiulena Villa  

Clung to the sedimentary rock from which it's named after: "Giuggiulena" the building is almost a place set apart, a secret place, a shelter of serenity and natural beauty overlooking the sea accompanied by the waves and the moon. The sight goes up to the big harbour's creek and Ortigia, from where is just 15 minute walk. Our rooms, the big living room with a collection of books and music, the terrace and the direct shore access are at your own disposal to make your permanence intimate and enjoyable, almost suggesting that the time spent here is never wasted.

Amenities: Air conditioning, Gas Fireplace, Fridge, Dishwasher , Microwave, Coffee Maker, Dryer , TV, Satellite TV, DVD Player, Telephone , Wireless Internet, Private deck(s), View of ocean, View of area attraction, and more...

Cancellation Policy: If cancelled up to 7 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later, the first two nights will be charged. In case of no-

We have pets. We are wheelchair accessible.

Breakfast: A rich buffet breakfast including local specialties, cakes and fresh baked bread is served every day in the lounge Special diets are catered for, subject to request at the time of booking.

Driving Directions: from Catania Airport 60 km from Siracusa train station 2 km

Local Area Attractions: The accommodation is centrally located in Siracusa overlooking the sea and one of the small marinas. It is a 15-minute walk to Ortigia, the historical centre of Siracusa, or alternatively there is a local bus and boat service. Local bars, restaurants and shops are all within close proximity. Sites of interest within the main town of Siracusa include the ancient Greek Theatre, where performances are still staged during May & June and which forms part of a larger archeological park. The archeological museum has one of the best displays of archeological remains in Sicily. The old cathedral located in the heart of Ortigia date from 1728, but includes 8th century Norman artifacts. Siracusa also offers beaches which are generally located to the south of the city and include the resorts of Arenella, Fontane Bianche and the protected coastline of Vendicari. Further afield from Siracusa, but within easy driving distance are the Baroque towns of Noto, Modica, Ispica and Ragusa Ibla. The popular resorts of Taormina, Giardini Naxos and Letojanni are located north of Catania, whilst the imposing form of Mount Etna is easily visible from Siracusa and offers numerous opportunities for excursions.

Onsite Activities: private access to the ocean, solarium sun terrace

Seasonal Info: High season: from April 1st to November 1st, Easter, Christmas and New Year