
A little house on the sea
With its numerous shady sea view terraces, splendid vistas of Mount Etna, garden gate access to the transparent blue waters of the Ionian Sea, and a panoramic outdoor plunge pool, Azzurra is a superb summer villa with the added bonus of being within walking distance of restaurants, cafés and shops in nearby Brucoli... unless you prefer to go by boat... Just let us know!
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From the Guest Book

The seaside location of Azzurra and the view of Mount Etna was truly spectacular Would we return? Yes, 1,000% we will return to this villa in the future. It is a very special place. Big shoutout to the groundskeeper and the cleaning team as well. They're keeping the place in tip-top shape.
Klaus Mueller October 2025
Azzurra is heaven with a view.
Joseph Piscitello October 2025
Azzurra was on the sea, fabulous and comfortable. We love using The Thinking Traveller for travels in Italy and will continue to do so. The villas and service are exceptional.
NG June 2025
Azzurra is a fabulous seaside retreat, perfect for complete relaxation. What stands out is the situation, the view, the proximity to the sea and the beautiful rear terrace - a winning combination.
Andrew Braithwaite October 2024
Our stay at Azzurra was magnificent. It is the loveliest property I have stayed in, and I am very well traveled. Located on the coast, with awesome views, it is very apparent that this is a home, not just a rental property. It is a very private location, the approach does not prepare you for how exclusive this enclave is. In about 30 minutes you can be in some very busy towns, and then return to paradise. I would stay here again.
Kenneth Briggs September 2024
We had a dream stay at Azzurra. It was above and byond our expectations. Azzurra is a million-dollar-view villa
Grace Lohn September 2024
Excellent
4.7/5
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Azzurra is situated on the coast just outside the little fishing village of Brucoli, with its shops, restaurants and bars. It is well-placed for visiting nearby Syracuse, Noto and the surrounding nature reserves such as Cassibile and Vendicari.
Slightly further afield, Taormina, Mount Etna and Ragusa are all good day trips, and a drive down to the southernmost tip of Sicily beyond Porto Palo di Capo Passero is highly recommended.

A helicopter trip in Sicily over Etna and to the Aeolian Islands is a highly moving experience, enough to reduce grown men and women to tears! Book with us for a truly unforgettable addition to your Sicilian holiday.
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From here until the southeasternmost tip of Sicily, the coastline is an uninterrupted stretch of sandy beach, dotted with picturesque little resort towns, including Punta Secca (Inspector Montalbano's home), Marina di Ragusa, Donnalucata, Cava d'Aliga, Sampieri and Marina di Modica. The last strip, made up of several miles of dunes, is where the Allied forces landed in the 2nd World War. At the southernmost tip of Sicily is Isola Delle Correnti, offering an almost African scenario. Indeed, here we are considerably further south than Tunis.Just around the southeastern tip and heading north up the east coast, are the beaches of Marzamemi, San Lorenzo and Vendicari Nature Reserve. The reserve's salt water lagoons and varieties of flora offer the ideal habitat for a wide range of fauna, including nesting turtles and migrating flamingos.Continuing up the east coast, between Vendicari and the historic Greek town of Syracuse, are the popular sandy beaches of Marina di Noto, Calabernado, Marina di Avola, Gelsomineto, Fontane Bianche and Arenella.
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Nero D’Avola, Cerasuolo di Vittoria, Frappato, Syrah and Moscato Bianco are just a few of the grape varieties cultivated in the Noto area, and we heartily recommend a vineyard visit during your stay. We know the right people and the most prestigious wineries in the area, and we’d be delighted to arrange a chauffeured wine tasting tour with lunch for you.
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Sicily is, quite simply, one of the world’s most fascinating places, with a uniquely rich history, geography and cultural heritage. The Eastern side of the island has a seemingly endless variety of treasures to discover, from the architectural gems and culinary delights of the main towns, to UNESCO Heritage sites, to the geological phenomena and breath-taking landscapes of Mount Etna.Our private guides are tried and tested experts in their field, with many holding PhDs in their particular specialism. Book a tour or two with them and you'll come away with fascinating insights into your destination's towns, archaeological sites, food, wine, landscapes and geology.
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The southeastern tip of Sicily is home to mile after mile of largely unspoilt sandybeaches and an impressive list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Syracuse and the Rocky Necropolis of Pantalica, the towns ofthe Val di Noto, and Villa Romana del Casale.
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The coastline between Taormina and Catania is one of the most dramatic and idyllic in Sicily, thanks to its sandy-pebbly coves, its sea stacks and its transparent waters. The best way to explore it is by boat, and we can arrange a wide variety of full-day, half-day and sunset trips. From your port of departure, you'll head to the lovely fishing villages dotting the coast, such as Aci Trezza and Aci Castello, before sailing north towards the Bay of Giardini Naxos below Capo Taormina. Once there, your skipper will drop anchor so that you can enjoy an unforgettable swim under the awesome gaze of Mount Etna. If you can tear yourselves away from this majestic setting, your trip will continue north to the gorgeous Bay of Isola Bella, one of Sicily's most evocative and picturesque sections of coastline, where lush vegetation imbues the brilliant blue water of the Grotta Azzurra with an emerald green hue.
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