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Açıklama İngilizceThis charming house is situated in a great position, just over a kilometre from the wonderful sandy beach at San Vito Lo Capo. Admire the enchanting seaside views while swimming in the pool or relaxing with a drink underneath the terrace. The three bedrooms are spread across a stunning main villa and separate annexe, making it ideal for smaller groups who want the benefit of having their own space.

Camilla Canna is tastefully decorated with bronze ornaments, fashionable lamps and a selection of hanging pictures. Smooth tiled flooring blends perfectly with the dark wooden tables and cosy furnishings, creating a stylish yet homely feel. Huge windows bring light throughout the villa while framing the landscape, adding to the feeling of spaciousness. If you love to cook, the kitchen has everything you need to make something tasty for all your friends and family.

Several intricate mosaics line the exterior walls of this home, making the outside look just as well-kept as the inside. The garden is dotted with palm trees and colourful flowers, where you can relax with a nice glass of wine. For something a bit more active, challenge your loved ones to a game of table tennis or enjoy a swim in the large, inviting pool.

This vibrant home is situated in a prime location, just two kilometres from San Vito Lo Capo. The sheltered bay at San Vito Lo Capo boasts blissful views, making it a hotspot for tourists and locals alike. When you’re not relaxing on the beach, you can visit the historical sites dotted around the town such as the 15th-century fortress called Santuario di San Vito. After a long day of exploring, visit the old town centre for a bite to eat or drink; make sure you sample some of the cous cous with fresh seafood that the town is so famous for.

Sicily is a beautiful island with an extensive coastline made up of delightful beaches and pebbled shores. Discover the region’s vast history by visiting the city of Trapani, home to an old church protected by wooden sculptures and a 17th-century watchtower. Erice and Segesta are two ancient towns with archeological ruins, castles and museums – perfect for a day trip.