The fisherman's house

The house includes: Entrance, large living room, bathroom, kitchen with picturesque sea view crossed by fishing boats and 1 bedroom. In the upper floor: bathroom, laundry room, bedroom, 3 levels of terraces on which to observe the twinkling of the stars in the night, the dark and calm water, the shadows of the moored boats listening to the music of the waves accompanied by long sunsets That thrill will remain bringing with it the view of the harbor like an open door to your dreams. The space In a suggestive context, the house located in the characteristic sailor district a few steps from the Port of Sciacca, you can appreciate the taste of excellent fish; you will also find the funny guy Zio Aurelio known for his lemon granita. From home, you can easily walk to the most important historical monuments of Sciacca by going through the shopping streets, restaurants and pizzerias, savoring the flavors of Sicilian culinary cuisine. The suggestive Piazza Angelo Scandaliato offers admirable dream sunsets. By car you can reach the city of Agrigento, important for its Temples, Nature Reserves such as Torre Salsa, the Zingaro Park and the enchanting beach of Eraclea Minoa, at 64km. From Sciacca, there are several beaches to which you can refer by deciding to go East Sovareto, Lumia, Timpi Russi, San Giorgio or West Tonnara, Capo San Marco and Maragani. At only 94 KM you can reach the airport of Trapani and 108 KM the airport of Palermo. Guest access Other things to keep in mind Car parking mode: On the Lungomare del Porto in Via Cristoforo Colombo next to the Charlie Bar and the La Lampara restaurant with accessibility of various stairs, you have the opportunity to reach the house on foot. Otherwise, choose to park along Via Caricatore with immediate access to the house. Both are public and safe places. Other things to note The Fisherman's House Discover Sciacca: The Pearl of Sicily between History, Thermal Baths, and Sea Welcome to Sciacca, an enchanting city overlooking the Mediterranean, where millennia of history blend with natural beauty and the warmth of Sicilian hospitality. From its rejuvenating thermal waters to its lively fishing port, from its monuments steeped in history to its golden beaches, Sciacca offers an unforgettable experience for every type of traveler. Get ready to discover an authentic corner of Sicily that will capture your heart! What to See and Do in Sciacca: An Unmissable Itinerary Here is a selection of must-see places and experiences that will make your visit to Sciacca truly special: 1. The Historic Center: A Journey Through Time Get lost in the narrow alleys, suggestive staircases, and fascinating squares of Sciacca's historic center, a true labyrinth of history and culture. The Duomo (Mother Church Maria Santissima del Soccorso): Imposing and majestic, with its Baroque facade and richly decorated interiors, it is the spiritual heart of the city. Admire the architectural details and the sacred atmosphere. Piazza Angelo Scandaliato: The drawing room of Sciacca. This panoramic square offers a breathtaking view of the port and the vast sea horizon. It is the ideal place for an evening stroll, a coffee, or an aperitif while enjoying the sunset. The Luna Castle: Although in ruins today, its walls tell of centuries of history, nobles, and battles. Explore the remains for a dive into the past and enjoy the view from its strategic position. The Ancient City Gates (Porta Palermo and Porta San Salvatore): Pass through these majestic gates that once marked the entrance to the fortified city, sensing its ancient grandeur and strategic importance. 2. The Enchanted Castle: A Surreal Masterpiece One of Sciacca's most unique and fascinating attractions, not to be missed. Description: A bizarre and fascinating creation by Filippo Bentivegna, the "King of the Caves," who sculpted thousands of faces into the rock and olive trees of his garden. It is an open-air museum, a magical and mysterious place that stimulates the imagination and invites reflection. A Unique Experience: Each face has its own expression and its own story, making the exploration an almost meditative and profoundly original experience. 3. The "Stufe" of Sciacca: Wellness and Millennial History Sciacca has been famous since antiquity for its sulfuric waters, known for their healing and regenerating properties. The Ancient Stufe di San Calogero: Historic natural caves where thermal vapors emerge directly from the rock. Although access for bathing may vary, they are a fascinating place to understand the origin and importance of Sciacca's thermal baths. Monte Kronio: The mountain overlooking Sciacca, from which the thermal waters flow. It also offers hiking trails and spectacular panoramas. 4. The Port: The Beating Heart of Maritime Sciacca Lively, colorful, and authentic, the port of Sciacca is the maritime soul of the city. Stroll on the Pier: Admire the colorful fishing boats returning with the fresh catch of the day, an activity that has been repeated for centuries. Fish Market: If you are an early riser, visit the market to savor the authenticity of port life and perhaps buy fresh fish directly from the fishermen. Culinary Experience: You cannot leave Sciacca without having enjoyed an excellent dinner of fresh fish in one of the many typical restaurants overlooking the port. From fish couscous to sarde a beccafico (sardine rolls), every dish is a triumph of flavors. 5. The Beaches: Sun, Sea, and Relaxation The Sciacca coast offers various options for sea lovers, with crystal-clear waters and picturesque landscapes. San Marco Beach: One of the most beloved, with fine sand and crystal-clear waters, ideal for families and those looking for services and beach clubs. Lumia Beach: More wild and suggestive, with a mix of sand and pebbles, perfect for those seeking tranquility and unspoiled views. Sovareto and Foggia: Other extensive and well-equipped beaches nearby, perfect for long days of sun and refreshing swims. Tips for Your Visit to Sciacca Best Time to Visit: Spring (April-May) and early summer (June) or early autumn (September-October) are ideal for enjoying the mild climate, the blooms, and avoiding the excessive summer crowds. Local Gastronomy: Sciacca is a paradise for foodies. In addition to fresh fish, try the pasta con le sarde (pasta with sardines), arancini, cannoli, and almond-based sweets. Accompany it all with a good local wine! Special Events: If you travel in February, don't miss the famous Carnival of Sciacca, one of the oldest and most spectacular in Sicily, with magnificent allegorical floats, music, and great cheer that enlivens the city streets. Local Gastronomy Conte Luna Osteria il Grappolo Ristorante OTTO Pizzeria Bellavista Azimut Ristorante Pizzeria Steripinto Ristorante Venti Nodi Sciacca awaits you to offer an authentic experience, rich in history, flavors, and breathtaking landscapes. Carmelo & Tiziana Registration Details IT084041C2LOKCW34Q