Agriturismo in Sicily

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Palazzolo Acreide (Syracuse)

Country House Spa Borgo Del Carato

From €96 per night for 2 guests

BOOK Borgo del Carato Welcome to Borgo del Carato Borgo del Carato Country Resort & Spa Borgo del Carato Surrounded by an immense private park A luxury…

Outdoor poolSpaRestaurant 20 bedsApartments, RoomsHillFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
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Floridia (Syracuse)

Agriturismo Cuore Di Palme

From €65 per night for 2 guests

Nestled in an oasis of tranquility, surrounded by organic citrus groves, lies the 'Cuore di Palme' farmhouse, complete with swimming pool.

Outdoor poolPets welcome15 bedsApartments, BungalowHillFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access


San Michele di Ganzaria (Catania)

Agriturismo Gigliotto Di Elio Savoca

From €120 per night for 2 guests

Surrounded by green hills, not far from the slopes of the Etna, on a marvellous hill hanging between time and space, it rises the Agriturismo Gigliotto…

Outdoor poolRestaurantPets welcome60 bedsRoomsCountrysideDisabled access
4.8 Excellent 7 reviews More information

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Riposto (Catania)

Agriturismo Galea

From €110 per night for 2 guests

We are 500 meters from the beach, which can also be reached on foot or by bicycle, the company is surrounded by the greenery of an organic lemon grove.

Outdoor poolRestaurant 30 bedsRoomsSeaFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access1 Offer found
4.4 Very good 10 reviews More information



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Melilli (Syracuse)

Agriturismo Masseria Santacatrini

From €70 per night up to 3 guests

?? Inglese (English) An Authentic Experience Immersed in Nature Nestled in the heart of the Melilli countryside, just a breath away from the wonders…

Restaurant 20 bedsApartments, RoomsCountrysideFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
4.4 Very good 4 reviews More information

Mazzarino (Caltanissetta)

Agriturismo Limorà Tenuta Millaci

From €85 per night for 2 guests

Surrounded by fragrant lemon, orange, and olive groves in the heart of Sicily, Agriturismo Limorà is the perfect retreat for those seeking peace, comfort…

Pets welcome13 bedsRoomsPlainFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
4.7 Excellent 1 review More information


Avola (Syracuse)

Agriturismo Valdinoto

From €78 per night for 2 guests

The complex sits on a hillside just a few minutes from the sea and surrounded by the countryside of the famous Baroque city of well-known, popular destination…

Outdoor poolRestaurant Pets welcomeEducational Farm35 bedsRoomsHillFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access1 Offer found
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Mazzarino (Caltanissetta)

Agriturismo A.L.P.A.

From €72 per night for 2 guests

The ALPA agritourism farm was created to differentiate and expand the farm's activities, following the philosophy of returning to a healthy diet, the rural…

Outdoor poolRestaurant Educational Farm15 bedsApartments, RoomsHillFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
5.0 Excellent 1 review More information


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Erice (Trapani)

Agriturismo Don Carlo

From €80 per night for 2 guests

If you are dreaming about an exciting but relaxing holiday in the hills of Sicily, the Don Carlo tourism centre is just the place for you. Lost among…

Outdoor poolRestaurant 21 bedsApartments, RoomsHillFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled accessElectric car charging station1 Offer found
4.8 Excellent 6 reviews More information



Campobello di Licata (Agrigento)

Agriturismo Baglio Lauria

From €84 per night for 2 guests

Baglio Làuria is an ancient hermitage belonged to the Franciscan monks situated on an upland 300 metres above sea level, in the municipality of Campobello…

Outdoor poolRestaurant 22 bedsApartments, RoomsSeaFree Wi-FiDisabled access
4.7 Excellent 6 reviews More information

Paceco (Trapani)

Agriturismo Baglio Donna Santa

From €108 per night for 2 guests

On the slopes of mount erice, in a suggestive corner of sicily, characterised by a landscape immersed in green rolling hills, amongst fertile vines with…

15 bedsApartmentsHillFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access


Piazza Armerina (Enna)

Agriturismo Villa Trigona

From €84 per night for 2 guests

Villa Trigona, ancient and prestigious house, built between the 18th and 19th centuries, recently restored, with 13 rooms (two of which for disable people)…

Outdoor poolRestaurant Pets welcome2 bedsCountrysideFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
4.6 Excellent 5 reviews More information

Agrigento (Agrigento)

Bed and breakfast Villa Diana

From €125 per night up to 4 guests

An exclusive and romantic place, immersed in the colors and scents of the land of Sicily, set among olive trees and vines.

Pets welcome20 bedsRoomsHillFree Wi-FiAir conditioning
4.9 Excellent 8 reviews More information


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Agriturismo in Sicily

Farm stays in Sicily range from citrus estates on the eastern plain to wine domaines on the slopes of Etna and inland grain farms that have worked the same land since Greek settlement. The island is large enough that the farming — and the cooking that follows from it — changes completely from one coast to the other.

The main areas

Around Etna, farms sit on black volcanic soil at altitude, producing Nerello Mascalese wine, pistachios at Bronte and apples and chestnuts higher up; summer nights are cool here even when the coast is stifling. The Val di Noto in the south-east combines baroque towns — Noto, Modica, Ragusa — with almond groves and quiet beaches. The west, around Trapani and Marsala, is a landscape of salt pans, vineyards and Arab-Norman heritage, with Erice above it. The interior around Enna and Caltanissetta is the least visited and the cheapest, all wheat and open sky.

What the farms offer

  • Citrus picked from the property between December and April, when the groves are in fruit
  • Etna wines, Marsala and Passito di Pantelleria tasted where they are made
  • Ricotta, pecorino and cannoli filled to order at farms with their own flock
  • Almonds, pistachios and capers as farm produce rather than souvenirs
  • Guided walks on Etna's lava flows and craters, arranged directly by many hosts

When to go

April, May, September and October are the strongest months: warm, green in spring, and with the sea still swimmable in autumn. Midsummer inland regularly passes 38°C, so if you travel in July or August choose the coast or the higher ground around Etna. Winter is mild on the coast and is the season for oranges and lemons, though some farms close.

Catania and Palermo airports serve most of the island, with Trapani and Comiso useful for the west and south-east. Roads are slower than the map suggests once you leave the motorway, and a car is necessary — very few farms are reachable by public transport.

In Sicily we have 206 farmhouses, including 125 with swimming pool, 139 with restaurant and 70 pet friendly.

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Frequently asked questions about Sicily

How many agriturismi are there in Sicily, and how are they distributed?
Sicily has 206 active agriturismo structures. The province with the highest concentration is Catania with 45 agriturismi, followed by Trapani (30), Syracuse (28), Messina (27) and Ragusa (23). The offer covers both coastal areas and the hilly and mountainous interior.
Which are the best areas for a farm-stay holiday in Sicily?
The areas with the greatest concentration of structures and rural character are the Etna Park, the Val di Noto, the Vallo di Mazara, northern Sicily and southern Sicily. The Etna Park offers volcanic landscapes and high-altitude vineyards; the Val di Noto combines the Iblean countryside with Baroque architecture; the Vallo di Mazara stands out for olive groves and alberello-trained vines.
What food is served at Sicilian agriturismi?
The cuisine of Sicilian agriturismi is based on local products: Val di Mazara and Valli Trapanesi DOP extra virgin olive oil, wines such as Etna DOC, Marsala DOC and Nero d'Avola, and cheeses such as Pecorino Siciliano DOP and Vastedda della Valle del Belìce DOP. Frequent dishes include pasta with sardines, caponata, arancini and desserts made with almonds and Bronte DOP pistachio.
When is the best time to visit an agriturismo in Sicily?
The optimal period runs from April to June and from September to October: mild temperatures, green or harvest-ready countryside, lower crowds than in summer. The Etna grape harvest is concentrated between September and October. July and August remain lively but hotter and more expensive. Winter suits stays in the interior, with ripening citrus and less crowded landscapes.
What services do agriturismi in Sicily offer?
The most common services are a restaurant with its own kitchen, found in two structures out of three, and a swimming pool, in three out of five. One in three welcomes pets. Some offer wine and oil tastings on the estate, wellness trails, an educational farm or certified organic status. On Agriturismi.it you can filter Sicilian structures by specific service, so as to select only those that match your needs.
What experiences can you have at a Sicilian agriturismo?
Activities vary by area: excursions on the craters of the Etna Park, hiking in the Iblean Mountains, tastings of native wines such as Nerello Mascalese, olive and citrus harvesting, and traditional cooking workshops. On the coast, some structures offer access to coves or organise boat trips. The network of UNESCO sites in the Val di Noto is easily reached from several agriturismi in the area.
How much does an agriturismo in Sicily cost?
On average, a stay starts at €86 per night for two people, based on the agriturismi in Sicily listed on Agriturismi.it.
How many agriturismi in Sicily have a restaurant or a pool?
Of the 206 agriturismi in Sicily listed on Agriturismi.it: 67% with a restaurant (139), 61% with a swimming pool (125), 34% that accept pets (70), 8% with a SPA or wellness area (16) and 6% with an educational farm (12).

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