Hotels and Setting:
You will be spoiled with privacy and Sicilian hospitality at the Agriturismo Villa Cefala', built in 1778 by Count Pilo of Capaci. Driving through the antique gate and up the lemon tree covered drive to the villa you will feel an unforgettable Mediterranean sensation. Palermo and Cefalu', are both an easy drive away, offering countless restaurants, bars and fascinating historical sites.

Cefalù is a beautiful coastal town of narrow medieval streets, small squares, marvellous beaches and historic sights. Cefalù's highlights include the cathedral with its unique mosaics and its restaurants both in the town center and near the shore, which offer seafood and other local specialties. Palermo is just an hour down the road, Sicily's most cosmopolitan city, offers great dining as well as excellent shopping. The dazzling Cathedral at Monreale is just north of Palermo and should not be missed by any account.

Excursion
Food and wine are among Sicily's main attractions, and it's vineyards, are experiencing a glorious new era. You will experience Sicily's glorious new era of wines for yourself at Relais Santa Anastasia, a converted 12th century Abbey in the hills behind Cefalu', where the wine making process will be explained while you taste a variety of delicious local produce. Taste the tradition the monks started so many years ago!

In the area
Whether your interested in Sicily's history, culture and architecture or just dining well and relaxing, there's plenty to do and see. Here are some ideas...

Cefalu', Palermo, Monreale,
Segesta, Trapani, the Roman Villa at Piazza Armerina, Agrigento
Aeolian Islands, Le Madonie Golf Club