The beautiful countryside’s, with rolling hills covered in vines and miles of lovely sandy beaches. You can find all the typical Sicilian scenery at Menfi. Our Menfi villas are located along the beautiful shore between Castelvetrano and Agrigento. Its proximity to the archaeological monuments of Selinunte and Agrigento, as well as its wines and magnificent, long sandy beaches, have got this charming town in southern Sicily high praise. This is Sicily at its most authentic, with a perfect blend of water, land, and sky for any nature, wine, and cuisine lover to enjoy. You can also search SelectSicily Villas website for further details.
Here is the lists of villas that are suitable for visiting nearby wineries as well as those that are easy to reach by driving at a short distance of the beach for some relaxation and lunch. To that purpose, following is a list of available villas in Menfi-Porto Palo, one of Sicily’s most storied wine towns.
Modern and luxurious villas view
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The Villas are elevated slightly above the surrounding area, this offers breathtaking views of the sea and combines the modern conveniences of a luxury villa with the welcoming vibes of the beautiful Mediterranean landscape and sandy beaches that characterize this corner of Sicily. The huge picture windows in the well-appointed living room and dining room allow natural light to flood in from the exterior panoramic terraces and pool.
View of houses at Sicily from inside
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Both the back entrance and the sliding doors off the kitchen to the right lead directly into the large open living area, which features a sleek, well-appointed kitchen divided from the plush sofas and armchairs of the adjacent seating area by a sleek, modern fireplace. Walls have been replaced by enormous picture windows, allowing the residents to take in the breathtaking scenery all around them. There is a little hallway off the living room that leads to three spacious double bedrooms, two of which look out onto the breathtaking sea views and the third out onto the countryside. This luxurious villa also has a second full bathroom with a shower and a separate toilet. There is a games room in the basement with a full-size snooker table and an endless patio that can be reached via an internal stairwell, and from there, the main level can be reached via an outdoor stairwell.
Views of houses at Sicily from outside
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The warm Mediterranean atmosphere gets more amazing with the arrival by the typical vegetation in the parking area and tall palm trees surrounding the pool and villa. The main gate is set above the villa, providing a splendid view over the entire property and seashore before you. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows, which extend from the yard to the living room, one can take in a view of the coastline beyond. A short hallway to the right of the front door leads to the villa’s front lawn, where a sizable balcony provides daylong cover for outdoor terrace meals. There is a brick barbeque just outside the back door of the kitchen. The long terrace flows seamlessly Into the 6 x 12 meter pool, which is bordered by lush green lawns and has a breathtaking panorama of the sea.
Golden sandy beaches at Sicily:
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Some of the best sandy beaches in Sicily feature fine grains, gin-clear water, and a breathtakingly natural backdrop. Here you can bask in the sun in solitude as your children run wild along the shore and the air is filled with the sound of laughter. Let’s begin with a suggestion for one of Sicily’s top-rated family-friendly beaches. The beach at Mondello, named after the nearby fishing village of the same name, is sandy, well-connected, and fully serviced. It is not far from Palermo.
The brilliant white sands of Giardini-Naxos beaches are what draw most visitors to this part of Sicily’s coast, which stretches from Capo Taormina to Capo Schis. Bars, restaurants, showers, toilets, and the option to hire lounge chairs and umbrellas may be found at the majority of the area’s beaches. Recanati and San Giovanni are two of the most stunning.
Food and wine at sicily
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Having delicious food and drink on hand is a must for a memorable holiday. Just as beaches, cathedrals, and archaeological sites are essential, so too are restaurants, vineyards, gelaterie, and cafés. Enjoying a glass of chilled wine made just down the street while sampling regional specialties and soaking up the local culinary culture is quintessential to the “good life,” or “la bella vita.” These are merely some pointers to get you started in the correct direction. Try new items and listen to the advice of the restaurant owners.
