Selinunte and Western Sicily, Sicily, Italy

Rocco Forte Private Villas at Verdura Resort

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Nestled on Sicily's idyllic coastline between orange groves and olive trees, is Rocco Forte Private Villas at Verdura Resort.

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Rocco Forte Private Villas at Verdura Resort holiday guide

Nestled on Sicily's idyllic coastline between orange groves and olive trees, is Rocco Forte Private Villas at Verdura Resort. With views of the Mediterranean sea and Italian countryside, this resort is perfectly situated and is the epitome of an oasis. Embrace island life with spacious private villas, calming yet vibrant communal facilities, activities made for the adventurous and personalised service.

Things to do at the Rocco Forte Private Villas at Verdura Resort

FINE FACILITIES

With a fair few swimming pools for guests to enjoy, no day is the same at Verdura. Not only this, but there is a private beach and a range of additional facilities to keep guests fit on their stay. Make use of the gym, football pitch, tennis courts, padel tennis, trekking running and cycling trails and two championship golf courses. The spa also offers a handful of experiences from Finnish saunas and experience showers, to thalassotherapy pools and circuits. This family friendly resort also caters to children and provides a kids club to ensure everyone is entertained. 

Rocco Forte Private Villas at Verdura Resort Golf Course

LOCAL AREA

With Sicily being Italy's largest island, there's lots to get up to outside the resort; Mount Etna volcanic trails, fishing villages and local markets that are bursting with life, are just a few sights  to name. If you fancy heading to the capital city of Palermo, it’s filled with striking palaces, churches domes and mosaics to discover.

Agrigento Templo Della Concordia

EATING AND DRINKING

Rocco Forte Private Villas at  Verdura Resort provides guests with a selection of four restaurants to dine in during their stay. From fresh seafood on the beachfront to artisanal styled rooftop lunches, all restaurants radiate their own unique atmosphere. Two bars are available for guests to enjoy during their stay, a pool bar that offers a relaxed alternative to the other destinations, or Granita bar, where expertly mixed cocktails are made that are unique to Verdura. 

Rocco Forte Verdura Resort Restaurant

When to go to Sicily

Sun-soaked Sicily has a lovely year-round climate and is a dream for a villa holiday. It’s got lovely beaches, plenty of island charm, and every season brings something a little different to show off the island at its best. Low season hits during late autumn and winter. It’s colder at this time of year, but is still relatively mild when compared to other European getaways. Winter is great for an authentic villa holiday – the island’s much more relaxed and tranquil without the crowds, and it’s a great time for heading out on wine tastings and touring the towns. The scenery is still lovely, too – just remember the extra layers so you can properly enjoy it! Sicily’s long, hot summer is when the island really hits its peak. This is prime time for sunbathers so beaches can get crammed from July to mid-September – restaurants, piazzas and the ancient sites will all be much busier, too. Sea waters are lovely for swimming at this time, but you’ll definitely be wanting to schedule in to those afternoon siestas as temperatures can easily hit the early 30s at the hottest part of the day.