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SERVICES INCLUDED
Gas cooker consumption. Water consumption. Electricity: included up to 400 Kwh per week. Final cleaning. Bed linen: twice a week change. Pool towels with weekly change. Bath towels: twice a week change. Table linen. Bedrooms and bathrooms cleaned: daily . Parking: Private. Cot. Extra bed. Welcome basket. Internet: Wi-Fi. Baby park.

SERVICES NOT INCLUDED
Electricity: usage above 400 Kwh per week charged at euro 0,40/kwh . Heating: 20 radiators on consumption. Firewood. Air conditioning: 12 units, usage above 400 Kwh per week charged at euro 0,40/kwh

OTHER OPTIONAL
Beauty treatments. Guided tours. Boat rental. Car rental. Transfer. Baby sitting. Maid service. Small wine cellar. Breakfast service. Cook. Weddings and celebrations: max 50 People. Welcome buffet. Shopping list.

Please note that the villa can be rented for maximum 10 people in 6 bedrooms with 5 bathrooms for a reduced rate. You can choose which bedrooms are closed off upon arrival.

Location Information

DISTANCES:

Delicatessen: 400 m
Restaurant: 200 M
Facilities: 1 Km - Buseto Palizzolo
Riding school: 8 Km
Golf: 120 Km - Sciacca
Railway station: 20 Km - Trapani
Airport: 40 Km Trapani - 55 Km Palermo
Habour: 20 Km - Trapani
Sandy beach: 15 Km

Trapani is the pride of Sicily’s west coast. In the last few years Trapani has been restored to its original, architectural splendour. In the majority of its tiny streets, alleys and squares traffic is not allowed and therefore its old town centre has become a real salon in the open air. Like Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the main road between the Chiesa dell’ Addolorata and Palazzo Senatorio, where there are magnificent baroque dwellings, and the Cattedrale di San Lorenzo with its crucifixion attributed to Antoine Van Dyck. Here is nice to stop in one of the many cafés and restaurants after admiring the splendid palaces Cavaretta, Riccio di Morana and Lucatelli, and walking along the sea by the beautiful promenade on the Mura di Tramontana. This Sicilian city is well connected to Europe through the Rayanair’s low cost flights, and is also a perfect starting point to discover wonderful landscapes and towns that are just few kilometres away. One example is the close Erice, which looks like a crib being up on a hill, and the road that leads to Marsala. In a striking landscape stand out the salt pans with the windmills, the sweet countryside of Trapani, and the Natural Reserve of the Isole dello Stagnone, a wide lagoon with the island of Mothia, a Phoenician colony of the 8th century BC. It is a dream-like landscape where stretch endless vineyards, that produce the rare Marsala wine, and the old “bagli” (traditional buildings with an internal courtyard) witness of the rural soul of this charming side of Sicily.

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