Villa “Garden of Brucoli” ( in Italian “Giardini di Brucoli”) is situated in the southeast of Sicily, just about 20 minutes from Catania’s airport, close to the baroque towns of Syracuse, Noto or Taormina. The villa distances 500 meters from a beautiful natural beach and it is close to the white rock plateau beach called “Balata”. The entrance fee and it is allowed only to the resort quests. Villa “Garden of Brucoli” is a modern villa of 130 m2 made in Sicilian Stile, with a boutique garden around and recently constructed Infinity pool of 50m destinated to your exclusive use. There are two big terraces from which you can enjoy a spectacular view both of mount Etna and the lagoon of Brucoli, a characteristic old fishing village with many shops, pizzerias and restaurants where you can try a delicious swordfish or the famous dish “pasta with sea urchins”. Villa “Garden of Brucoli” is a single level house and it’ s pleasant cool inside. There are 3 separate big bedrooms of 12-16m, 2 of each are equipped with its private bathroom. All rooms have air-conditioning, mosquito rates and newly furnished. On top of there is a pleasant relaxing dinning room and big modern kitchen. A big parking place is inside the propriety and free of charge.

Brucoli is a fishing village in the province of Syracuse. The village of Brucoli is situated about 5 km from Augusta with a channel that complements for much of its length and is born as a fishing village. On the walls, along the Channel, there are numerous caves, typical dwellings of the Neolithic age. West of the Channal opens a vast area, the ''Gisira ''WHERE IS SITUATED OUR VILLA, a large Gisira tavoliere calcareous slopes down towards the sea, where the extreme north lie the remains of a Neolithic village. In the midst of this panorama is the village with the glistening sea, the sky cobalt, the port-channel and drowed by age castle that the Sun of summer noon, with prodigious Alchemist's magic, becomes a fantastic Golden ancient Manor. According to Thucydides recounts in his Peloponnesian War (VI .4), here came the first Greeks from Megara, led by the oikistes Lamis, who on the banks of the river Pantakyas founded a village, to which he gave the name of Tròtylon. From this first landing, headed to Lentini and from there expelled from Chalcis founded before Thapsos and Megara Hyblaea. On the plateau of Gisira there is an oasis of greenery, stands the sanctuary of the Madonna