Multi-Destination Villa Stays in the Mediterranean

The possibilities for multi-destination stays are numerous, and because many of our villas are available for stays of less than a week, you could spend four or five days in one villa and move on to another for the same amount of time.

Our Specialists would be absolutely delighted to talk you through some of the many options. They know all our villas first-hand and are a font of knowledge when it comes our destinations and the logistics of travelling around and between them.

To whet your appetite, here below are nine villa combinations for longer, multi-destination stays in the heart of the Mediterranean.

Start your holiday at La Prora, a beautifully finished, alluring home in picture-perfect Taormina, before heading off to Antika, a delightful seafront property immersed in luxuriant gardens on the magical Aeolian island of Panarea.

Experience the immense charm of two of Sicily’s most beguiling towns with a stay at enchanting Palazzo Alvear, in the historic centre of Noto, followed by a few days at Palazzo Musmeci, a meticulously restored, opulent baroque palace in under-the-radar Acireale.

Relax at Masseria Palaci, an irresistible mix of authentic character and contemporary comforts, before indulging in the infinite pleasures and refined grandeur of Casina Cinquepozzi, a wow-inducing 18th-century home that has few rivals.

Take life easy in the hush-hush olive groves and the character-filled trulli of OttoConi in Puglia’s Valle d’Itria, before crossing the Ionian Sea for a Greek adventure at the meticulously designed, sea-view hideaway of Khaleesi on Corfu’s northeast coast.

Start your holiday in the rolling Tuscan hills with a stay at La Verbena, a fabulously private villa immersed in acre upon acre of whispering olive groves. Then move down to Puglia and the infinite pleasures of Villa Elia, a soulful masseria with charm in abundance. For your final leg, head over to Crossing the Rock (or the larger Crossing Together), a handsome seafront mansion in a picturesque fishing villa on Sicily’s east coast.

Start your adventure at the archetypically Tuscan Le Cannelle, an extensive estate looking out over rolling hills to the sea. On a really clear day, you might even make out your next destination: Corsica, a 4.5-hour ferry crossing from Livorno. Once there, head south to gorgeous Domaine Saint Jean, a meticulously designed, wood-clad refuge immersed in Corsica’s fragrant maquis.

Casa di Macine, a multi-dimensional villa with pool, gym, hot tub and more, offers beguiling 360-degree mountain-and-sea views from high above Corsica’s east coast. A perfect contrast down in the southwest is seafront Villa Fa, whose generous spaces open out onto abundant terraces and gardens.

Spend your first days with your toes in the sand at Eolia, looking out from Lefkada’s east coast across the water to your next destination, mesmerising Meganissi. There, you could stay at Hippokampoi, a cool modern villa with infinity pool and its very own jetty.

One of the most sought-after destinations on mainland Greece is Porto Heli. A week spent there, at generous Al Mare is perfectly paired with a skip over the water to the artistic, car-free island of Hydra for some R&R at Margarita, a seafront retreat offering an abundance of pleasures.