General
Be one of the first guests to enjoy this lovely, newly constructed villa occupying an enviable position in the popular coastal town of Castellammare del Golfo. Carefully designed and beautifully furnished, Bella Giulia is nestled into the hillside with panoramic views across the beautiful lush green land below and the Tyrrhenian sea beyond.
A hillside backdrop and her elevated position, means an afternoon on the covered terrace is delightful, enhanced only with a glass of wine and the cool breeze that seems to effortlessly sweep through.
A fantastic swimming pool, elegant loungers and a BBQ area with work surfaces and sink are all perfect for the micro-climate here in this gulf to truly enjoy the outdoors.
Location
The pretty little picturesque town of Castellammare del Golfo bursts with energy and activity during the summer months. This coastal town roughly translated as Sea Fortress of the Gulf, sits in the famous gulf of Northwest Sicily.
Its harbour is dominated by its castle, claiming both Arab and Norman heritage, and is one of the town’s biggest tourist attractions with an interesting little museum (free entrance). There is a wonderful array of restaurants, pizzeria’s & bars here where you can enjoy a hand-made gelato or a refreshing Sicilian granita. You can also catch a boat excursion including a trip that sails around the peninsula allowing you to see the national park of Zingaro and the hilltop town of Scopello from the sea.
The harbour is a hive of activity during the morning with fisherman in their typical blue and white boats, as they return with their catch of the day to supply the local restaurants and markets.
If you wish to explore a little further afield for a real taste of Sicily, then Castellammare del Golfo is an excellent base for exploring. The nearby city of Trapani was almost all but destroyed during WWII, however the old town is still worth a visit including the restored Cattedrale di San Lorenzo.
The small collection of islands known as the Egadi Islands, lie just off Trapani’s coastline and two of these islands are just a 30 minute boat trip away, where one can swim, dive, cycle and explore.
But a trip to this region would not be complete without experiencing the capital of Palermo. Layered with history there are almost too many things here to see, the Cathedral and Catacombs of Cappucini sit comfortably next to The Modern Art Gallery and Teatro Massimo, Italy’s largest indoor theatre.
Layout
Ground floor: - Open plan sitting room/diner with double doors to covered veranda
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Double bedroom
- Shower room with washing machine
- Staircase leading to:
Lower level:
- Two twin bedrooms
- Double bedroom
- Shower room
- An internet key is available on request.
- Airconditioning is in the sitting room of the ground floor and the corridor of the lower level.
- Electricity consumption (which covers air-conditioning and heating) over and above 150 KW per week is payable locally at the rate of Euros 0,50 per KW.
Minimum 5 night stays between October and May available on request
Please supply your flight details and arrival times as soon as possible.