Villas in Taormina

Toarmina is a fantastic destination on the eastern side of Sicily. The urban area is quite small, so the villas are located more in the areas outside the city centre. There are other coastal areas where you can find a lovely villa to stay in such as Castelmola, Vilagonia, Giardini-Naxos and Mazzaro. Enjoy the privacy of secluded properties and fantastic views.

In the outskirts of the city it is easier to find bigger villas with room for large groups and big families. Most villas have a garden, a private pool and sometimes, a hot tub to enjoy a relaxing time. Do you prefer a villa close to the beach? Apply the filter, and Holidu will show you which ones are available! Get up and go to bed gazing at the sea and listening to the sound of the waves coming back and forth on the shore. Every villa is fully equipped with the necessary amenities so you do not worry about it and just enjoy and have a fantastic time in your beautiful villa.

Taormina has been chosen by honeymooners for years. The magic of its beaches captivates you instantly and this is why this destination is so popular amongst those who love a pristine beach. Small pretty coves of untouched nature and hidden beaches you can only reach by getting on the cable car that covers the route from Mazzeo to Lido. If you rent a boat, you might be able to reach other secret corners where you will enjoy peace and a quiet time in the most incredible sheltered corners of Taormina. Come and discover them!

In Taormina you will find several monuments telling the story of its glorious past. Visit the Duomo, the Corvaja Palace and many other buildings dating back to the Middle Ages. You can also see some other monuments, well preserved as the Odeon, the Greek Theatre o la Naumachia. Discover the past of the country is the way to get deeper into its roots and understand its present. Come to Taormina and see it by yourself!

Do you like theatre performances and shows? In Taormina you have the chance to go to a unique performance in a truly incredible setting. An open air Greek theatre, with the blue sea as its backdrop. Can you think of a better venue? The theatre has been preserved for years and several events are held throughout the year including music festivals, dance performances and the popular Taormina Arts Festival. For a memorable experience, book your tickets for the night shows. The lighting and the magic of this place will take you to another level!

Isola Bella or Bella Island is in the bay of Taormina and the curious thing about it is that you can walk to it! There is no need for a boat, unless you really want to. You can swim if you fancy a challenge, but if you wait for the low tide, you can easily reach the shores of the islet on foot. This natural protected area is so precious and the locals are very proud of it. As a visitor, raise awareness and help preserve this paradise for others after you. So take nothing but pictures and leave nothing but your footsteps!

Get away from the crowds and have a pleasant walk along Villa Comunale and the public gardens around it. The area is full of bird feeders and nesting boxes as the lady who owned it was passionate about birds. From here, you will have magnificent views of the bay and you can also bring a picnic!

Just 3 miles from Taormina, there is the charming little village of Castelmola. This place is worth a visit as you will see a ruined medieval castle and the maze of little streets. From the castle or at some of the viewpoints of the village you can admire the panoramic views of the valley below and on Etna. Enjoy a meal and take a sip of their most popular beverage: the almond wine.

If you stay in taormina you will find several tours that will take you to the Etna Volcano. Take a tour for the day and ascend the crater by 4x4! If you prefer to drive there yourself, you can leave your car at the bottom, unless you have a 4WD. Enjoy and explore the area.

Taormina is also a good base for other day trips. Enjoy a day out and visit the Aeolian Islands. Book a tour that will take on a cruise, stopping at Panarea island for a dip in the sea and some time to visit the village. Then continue to Stromboli island and admire its volcano! But the best moment is at the end of the tour when the sun sets on Stromboli Volcano. A magical show of red and orange shades in the sky.

”The Godfather” is one of those films that has its place in history and marked an era in the filming industry. The scenes were shot in Sicily and now you have the possibility of visiting the actual places where Michael Corleone was standing for his lines. You just need to book a tour and this amazing tour will take you to all these spots including Savoca village, the Vitelli bar, Forza d’Agro, and the Chiesa di San Nicolo, where he got married.