Sicily combines ancient sites, lively towns and volcanic landscapes with a long Mediterranean coastline. Regional cuisine and layered cultural influences give the island a distinctive identity.

Grand Hotel Timeo places Belmond glamour beside Taormina’s ancient Greek Theatre, pairing Mediterranean gardens, Etna views and terrace suites with one of Sicily’s most extraordinary hotel settings.
A 14th-century Dominican convent suspended above the Ionian Sea, San Domenico Palace combines 111 historic and contemporary rooms, a clifftop infinity pool, Michelin-starred Sicilian dining and a new indoor wellness complex.
Spread across 230 hectares of Sicily’s southern coast, Verdura Resort combines sea-facing rooms and villas with championship golf, an expansive spa, farm-driven dining and a true destination-resort sense of space.
A restored Belle Époque palazzo on the Gulf of Palermo, Villa Igiea blends frescoed history and sea-view rooms with an Irene Forte Spa, pool, private harbor and elegant Sicilian dining.
Tucked directly into Mazzarò Bay, Villa Sant’Andrea is a refined Sicilian beach retreat with a private lido, sea-view rooms, an infinity pool and a cable-car connection to Taormina above.