Nitta
From €3125 per week
5- 8
- 3
- From €3125 per week
Intriguing and enchanting, the Noto Valley and its hinterland, famous for of the Sicilian Baroque, excite more than any other place of the island. Located in southernmost corner of Italy, a recognized a UNESCO World Heritage site, this area boasts also quiet beaches and crystalline waters able to satisfy both bathers and lovers of scuba diving. The foodies will not be able to resist the gastronomical offerings of the area such as genuine old dishes made with simple, but flavorful local ingredients. In these fertile grounds, Villa Nitta blooms harmoniously like a beautiful and exotic flower. The blessed position gifts the villa with stunning views so that it will be difficult to leave it, and certainly impossible to forget.
5 BEDROOMS/3 BATHROOMS (sleeps 8)
Ground floor:
Queen bedroom with shared bathroom with shower
Queen/twin bedroom with shared bathroom with shower
First floor:
Queen bedroom – (low clearance in some areas) with en-suite bathroom with shower
Queen bedroom (low clearance in some areas) with shared bathroom with double sink, shower and separate tub
Twin bedroom (low clearance in some areas) with shared bathroom with double sink, shower and separate tub
All bedrooms have A/C; all bathrooms are provided with hairdryers
LIVING SPACES
Once inside the front door, you are in the sun-drenched open-concept living room. Here you gather with your party, snack on the couch while watching TV, cook in comfort in the fully equipped kitchen, check the children enjoying the water of the outdoor swimming pool or just hang out in this multifunctional space. This large room is filled lights and features stunning views thanks to the numerous floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, with furniture that is as functional as it is beautiful, combined with great accent pieces and art wall, making the room welcome and very comfortable. A beautiful glass staircase leads to the first floor.
OUTDOOR FEATURES
The furnished patio, adjacent to the kitchen, is ready for dining al fresco while the private large infinity-edge swimming pool lays in the sun. Here comfortable sun beds are available for you to work on your tan while a gazebo, positioned in the panoramic sundeck, is ideal for lounging in the shade or to admire the sunset with a drink in your hand…from here everything seems perfect!
AMENITIES
A/C, heating, unlimited Wi-Fi; TVs, Hi-Fi system internal and external, safe, dishwasher; washing machine, hairdryers, private swimming pool (14 x 4m, h 1,20mt to 1,50mt), BBQ, ping pong table, darts, basketball hoop, mosquito nets, alarm system, ground floor only suitable for guests with limited mobility, private parking.
SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Villa Nitta is located in a quiet location where absolute privacy is assured and yet, only a 15-minute drive to the beaches and a 10-minute drive to Ragusa. A restaurant, wellness spa, and tennis courts are only minutes driving away. This villa is perfect for the sun lovers, the foodies, the art connoisseurs and everybody who loves the uncontaminated nature along with its modern comforts.
Nearest Airport: Comiso 40 min; Catania Fontanarossa 1 h 39 min
Nearest serviced town: 6 min
Nearest major city: Ragusa 10 min
Nearest beach: 15 min
Driving time estimated by Google Maps
The island of Sicily offers a number of wonderful places to visit on day-trips or excursions, including Taormina, Catania, Syracuse, Noto, Ragusa and the utterly unforgettable volcanic peak of Mt. Etna. As the highest active volcano in Europe and Sicily’s tallest mountain. Mt. Etna is a true natural wonder: don’t miss the chance to explore it by booking a guided excursion with our concierge.
Taormina, one of the most famous towns in Sicily, is located high atop Mount Tauro. The magnificent Mediterranean blue bay and the nearby smoldering Mt. Etna merge into a spectacular view that can be seen from almost any point in the city. A renowned archaeological destination backed by incredible history, Taormina is home to one of the most famous Greek Theaters in the world. This remarkable theater hosts “Taormina Arte,” the town’s annual summer international arts festival of film, music, dance and theatre. Taormina is a haven for tourists, offering a great number of restaurants, bars, clubs, entertainment and sport venues. Take a stroll along the Corso and be sure to stop at one of the local cafés for a taste of granite (the original version of Italian ice!) and a piece of frutta martorana (marzipan sweets).
The distinctive beauty of Syracuse, rich with history and artistic presence, was featured in Giuseppe Tornatore’s movie “Malena”, starring Monica Bellucci. Since 1914, from early May to the end of June, the city has staged ancient comedies and tragedies in its Greek theatre. A stroll through the streets of Ortigia leads to the fascinating baroque cathedral that incorporates an ancient temple to Athena. Make sure you check the Fountain of Arethusa, site of the Greek legend.
Noto is the undisputed capital of Sicilian Baroque. Generally listed as one of the ‘must-see’ tourist attractions on the East coast of Sicily. The town was declared humanity heritage by UNESCO in 2002. Here you can enjoy the most beautiful non equipped beaches of the island, Eloro, Cittadella or Calamosche inside the natural reserve of Vendicari, which is also home to thousands of migrating flamingos and sea turtle nests. If you prefer the comfort of equipped beaches, check the ones in Noto Marina or San Lorenzo. If you are in this area on the third week of May, take note of the famous and suggestive “Infiorata”, a picturesque festival to welcome the spring, where local artists work overnight to prepare colorful real flower carpets all over the streets. Other sites worth visiting in the surroundings of Noto (by car) include Noto Antica – the older town – Modica, Palazzo Acreide, Ragusa – a similarly-appealing Baroque town – the necropolis at Pantalica and Ispica Caves.
WHERE TO EAT
Il Barcaiolo – Enjoy typical Sicilian cuisine at this family-owned romantic trattoria and enjoy views of the Mazzarò bay from the terrace!
Via Castelluccio 43, Taormina mare (Spiagga Mazzarò – 150 steps to the beach) – +39 0942 625 633
Villa Antonio – Delightful cuisine and a terrace offering breathtaking views.
Via Luigi Pirandello 88 (at Hotel Capo Taormina), Taormina mare – +39 0942 625 502
Don Camillo – Elegant and refined, this restaurant is famous for seafood dishes and a rich wine list – try seafood risotto and the ricotta dessert.
Via Maestranza 96, Siracusa – +39 0931 67133
Baqqalà – For a nice fish lunch or dinner, try this rustic trattoria which serves superb food!
Piazzetta Ficili, Scicli – +39 0932 931 028
La Locanda Don Serafino – Romantic Michelin starred restaurant, ask for a table in the cave.
Via Avv. G.Ottaviano, Ragusa Ibla – +39 0932 248 778
WHERE TO SHOP
Food – Campisi canned food. This company is still proudly using ancient techniques dating back to the Arab period to produce and processes a wide range of fish and vegetable based products. Also, sauces, honey and wine are all worth bringing home.
Via Marzamemi 12, Marzamemi – +39 0931 841 166
Ceramics from Caltagirone – decorated entirely by hand, with nice vibrant colors (green, yellow and light blue being the traditional ones) and classical shapes, are a touch of Sicily you can bring home! Check Ceramiche Artistiche Sammartino e Delfino.
Via Roma 32, Caltagirone – +39 0933 21 067
Silk in Ortigia – One of a kind scarves that are so beautifully crafted they become true works of art. Wear or hang them, it is your choice!
Via Roma 27, Siracusa – +39 333 594 4518
Chocolate – Sotto San Pietro, visit this elegant store and you will find exquisite chocolate and other local products. Scents and flavors…from Sicily with love!
Corso Umberto I 136-138, Duomo San Pietro, Modica – +39 0932 946093
Amenities
Air Conditioning
Parking
Swimming Pool
Terrace / Alfresco Dining
View
Wifi
Extra Optional Services
Airport Transfer
Guided Tours
Private Chef
Pricing and Availability
Standard rates €8000
From – 04 Jan 2026 27 Mar 2026 €3125
From – 28 Mar 2026 15 May 2026 €4125
From – 16 May 2026 19 Jun 2026 €5430
From – 20 Jun 2026 24 Jul 2026 €6430
From – 25 Jul 2026 28 Aug 2026 €8000
From – 29 Aug 2026 25 Sep 2026 €6430
From – 26 Sep 2026 30 Oct 2026 €5000
From – 31 Oct 2026 18 Dec 2026 €3125
From – 19 Dec 2026n02 Jan 2027 €3750
Pricing Notes
For 2026 travel
INCLUDED WITH RATE
Electricity up to 600 kWh per week, heating, gas, water and final cleaning
Mid-week housekeeping service
Welcome basket
Unlimited Wi-Fi internet access (available indoor and outdoor)
Baby cot, bathtub and highchair (1)
Garden and pool maintenance once per week
NOT INCLUDED WITH RATE
Electricity consumption over the weekly allowance charged as per meter reading: €0.50/kWh
Extra housekeeping: €250 per service
Change of bed linen: €25 per bed/per change
Change of towels: €25 per set/per change
Beach towels: €3 per towel/per day (pool towels cannot be used outside the villa)
Cook service – No third-party suppliers allowed: the services will be provided by the villa management and in-house staff
Cost of food and beverages
NOTES
Damage Liability: €800 to be remitted locally upon arrival, in cash
The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 – €6.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first ten days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.
Suitable for guests with limited mobility
Non-smoking villa
Pet NOT allowed
Late arrival fee between 7pm & 10pm: €50
Check-in: between 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm; Check-out: before/by 10:00 am
All extra services must be paid locally, prior to departure, unless otherwise arranged.
Sicilia
The island of Sicily is distinctly different from the rest of Italy as it floats just off the toe of the Italian mainland. The Capital city Palermo is splendid with its chaos and treasures. Be prepared to explore the palaces, castles and churches which are a fusion of Arab, Norman, baroque, and Renaissance gems. Life in Palermo is quite full on. A very warm hearted and noisy affair.
The people of this city love to eat. Whether they are shopping, or on their way home from work, they are always enjoying little hot snacks prepared at street stalls. A famous chickpea fritta, custard filled croissant, potato croquette, or an oily pizza topped with onions and caciocavallo cheese are just a few examples of the delicious food available in the street stands.
Sicily is a part of Italy that starts to take on a flavour of Greece or of north Africa.