Villa le Mimose - Stella Marina
Holiday apartment in Sicily

Stella Marina - holiday apartment near the beach with terrace and garden

In front of the holiday apartment is the small, green garden with a terrace hidden from view. Here you can sunbathing, grilling or just relaxing.

The holiday apartment is located just 50 meters from the beach. The most beautiful sandy beach in Sicily awaits you in Pozzallo. The beach has long been winner of the Bandiera BLU - an award for especially beautiful and clean beaches with high water quality.

There are two bedrooms with a double bed and 2 single beds and a sofa bed in the living room available. It can therefore be comfortably accommodated up to 6 people.

The perfect location close to the sandy beach and the cozy furnishings make the holiday apartment to a perfect place for a great holiday in Sicily.

Pozzallo « Ragusa « Sicily « Italy

Pozzallo is located in the province of Ragusa in southern Sicily, directly on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea.

Pozzallo offers the best of seaside holiday, evening entertainment and cultural diversity. Ragusa - here the series "Commissario Montalbano" was filmed, Modica - known for its churches and for its original and delicious chocolate, Noto - with its towering cathedral, Siracusa - with the enchanting peninsula and old town Ortigia are only some attractions in the area. From the port of Pozzallo you have daily connections to the island of Malta. A visit to Valletta, the wonderful capital of Malta, is easily possible in a day trip.

Pozzallo is the only municipality of the province of Ragusa, which is by the sea. The inhabitants live from agriculture (carob) and fisheries. The neighboring municipalities are Ispica and Modica. The station of Pozzallo on the railway line Siracusa-Licata is the most southern station with passenger transport in Europe. The travel time is about 1 hour to Ragusa and about 1 hour and 10 minutes to Syracuse.

Attractions

• Torre Cabrera, tower of the 15th century with historic vaults
• Musso palace 1845, 1928 redesigned in Art Nouveau style
• Fishing port