Casa Vetrana
Palermo
- 6
- 3
- 2
from 700 EUR
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Casa Vetrana
Palermo Vacation Home from 700 EUR
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Villa Mareli
Palermo Vacation Home from 840 EUR
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Casa Puccini
Trapani Vacation Home from 560 EUR
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Casa Hadriana Lipari
Messina Vacation Home from 1,610 EUR
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Villa Sole Mare
Trapani Vacation Home from 770 EUR
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Vacation Home Rentals in Sicily
Vacation homes in Sicily to rent: whole houses for families and groups, also with a pool, from the coast to the Sicilian countryside.
23 properties found
How listings are sorted
Terra Mia Immobiliare calculates the default order "Recommended" daily from a vacation rental's inquiries, bookings and reviews, from visits through shared links and page views, and from how complete the listing is. New vacation rentals stay at the top for their first 14 days. No payment is made for a better placement.
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Villa Mareli
Palermo
- 4+2
- 2
- 2
from 840 EUR
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Casa Puccini
Trapani
- 4
- 2
- 1
from 560 EUR
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Casa Hadriana Lipari
Messina
- 4
- 2
- 1
from 1,610 EUR
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Villa Sole Mare
Trapani
- 11+2
- 5
- 4
from 770 EUR
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Casa del Limoneto
Syracuse
- 5+3
- 2
- 2
from 700 EUR
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La casa di Fabio
Ragusa
- 6+2
- 3
- 2
from 1,001 EUR
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Etna Cocus
Catania
- 9+3
- 3
- 1
from 1,148 EUR
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Villa Medusa
Trapani
- 7+2
- 4
- 2
from 840 EUR
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Villa Cupido
Palermo
- 4+2
- 2
- 1
from 623 EUR
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Villa Aurora
Palermo
- 4+2
- 2
- 1
from 623 EUR
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Villa Giunone
Palermo
- 4+2
- 2
- 1
from 623 EUR
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Villa Iris
Palermo
- 4+2
- 2
- 1
from 623 EUR
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Villa Diana
Palermo
- 4+2
- 2
- 1
from 623 EUR
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Villa Judith
Ragusa
- 6+2
- 4
- 3
from 1,302 EUR
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Almond House Avola
Syracuse
- 3+1
- 1
- 1
from 420 EUR
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Villa Edera
Ragusa
- 10+4
- 5
- 5
from 1,953 EUR
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Casale Mare Praiola
Catania
- 10+2
- 4
- 2
from 840 EUR
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Villa Francesca
Ragusa
- 9
- 4
- 3
Price on request
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Villa Graziosa
Messina
- 6
- 3
- 2
from 910 EUR
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il piccolo fiore
Messina
- 2+2
- 1
- 1
from 350 EUR
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Borgo al Costa IV
Messina
- 6
- 3
- 2
from 490 EUR
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La piccola Selene
Messina
- 4
- 1
- 1
from 420 EUR
Where the vacation homes are
- Palermo 7 vacation homes Campofelice di Roccella · Trabia
- Messina 5 vacation homes Lipari · Rodi · Rodi Milici · Terme Vigliatore
- Ragusa 4 vacation homes Donnalucata · Pozzallo · Scicli
- Trapani 3 vacation homes Castellammare del Golfo · Tre Fontane / Campobello di Mazara · Triscina di Selinunte - Castelvetrano
- Catania 2 vacation homes Riposto · Santa Venerina
- Syracuse 2 vacation homes Avola · Lido di Noto
What is a vacation home in Sicily?
A vacation home — also known as a holiday home — is a detached or semi-detached property for your sole use: the whole house is yours, with its own outdoor space, terrace or garden. Sicily’s vacation homes average around 105 m² and range from countryside houses inland to houses near the beach.
Who is a vacation home right for?
Sleeping 4 to 6 guests — some up to 11 — a vacation home is the classic choice for families and groups of friends who want privacy and their own outdoor space. Around one in five homes has a pool.
What does a vacation home in Sicily cost?
Vacation homes start from around €800 per week (roughly €115–265 per night), depending on season, size and location. Popular areas are the north coast between Cefalù and Capo d’Orlando and the quieter southeast around Ragusa and Noto.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a vacation home in Sicily cost per week?
Vacation homes start at around €800 per week; the nightly rate ranges from about €115 to €265 depending on the season. Each listing shows its exact price.
How many people fit in a vacation home?
Most vacation homes sleep 4 to 6 guests; larger houses take up to 11 people.
Do vacation homes in Sicily have a pool?
About one in five vacation homes has a pool. Each listing’s amenities show whether the home has a pool.
What is the difference between a vacation home and an apartment?
You have a vacation home entirely to yourself, usually with its own outdoor space, whereas an apartment is a self-contained unit within a building. Vacation homes are larger on average (~105 m² versus ~66 m²) and sleep more guests.
Plan your trip
Where to go, what to see and how to get there: the travel guide to Sicily.