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"Baglio" is a typical Sicilian farmhouse with an ancient heritage and Bagilo Pocoroba was established in 1883. Comprising a lovely country estate set amongst rolling hills, we're blessed by limpid blue skies and a warm embracing Sicilian sun almost all year round. Today my family and I live and work in this enchanted place, continuing the noble traditions of our forefathers. At Baglio Pocoroba you'll be immersed in nature, surrounded by 30 hectares of olive trees, orchards, vineyards and vegetable gardens. Organic red and white wines, jams, honey, fruits and figs are all produced on the estate. As are fresh bread and cakes that we bake daily for breakfast. Our ancient Sicilian traditions are important to us. We want you to enjoy the culture, food and hospitality of our forefathers and the beautiful Island of Sicily. A stay a Bagio Pocoroba is rich with diverse activities. Pick your own tomatoes, figs, courgettes, aubergines, pears and apricots. A visit to our museum of traditional farm implements provides a fascinating eduction of ancient agricultural techniques and just over the hill is the ancient ruins of Segesta. Close by are the beautiful seaside towns of Scopello and San Vito Locapo, the ancient hill top town of Erice. Our nicely furnished bedrooms and apartments have comfortable accommodation and all have bathrooms en suite. Baglio Pocoroba also boasts a swimming pool where you can while away the hours gazing at the gently rolling hills and enjoying the birdsong. Welcome to Bagio Pocoroba. Relax, unwind, eat and enjoy the vita Siciliana. Agriturismo Baglio Pocoroba

Il Carmine is located on the top of Mount Erice, and it is an oasis of peace completely compatible with the history and the characteristics of the medieval town of Erice. It was a Carmelite friars' Monastery but now thanks to a renovation, our guests can stay in very comfortable rooms. All our rooms are equipped with the following comforts: - heating system; - private bathroom; - towels and bed linen; - satellite TV; - hair dryer; - desk; - balcony (only in some of the rooms);- tidy up and daily cleaning; - change of towels and bed linen every three days;- independent access h24.

Our Rural home is located in panoramic country setting and only 100 metres from a main road leading to town. We are approximately 3 km. from the historic Mediterranean port town of Castellammare. The cuisine is based on traditional Sicilian specialities, and most of the fruits, vegetables, olive oil, and preserves we use are produced on site.

On the slopes of Mount Erice, just 50 meters away from the sea, born the Farm Holiday Tenuta Pizzolungo. Within the property, you will experience the natural beauty of Sicily, reflected in our garden. Fragrant magnolias, healthy pines, ficus and palm trees give the place a special mediterranean charm. On a rocky ridge that gently slops down to the sea, overlooking the estate, are cultivated olive trees, vegetables and cereals. The farm is located in an ideal position to visit the province of Trapani, including the islands Egadi easily accesible by hydrofoil from the port of Trapani. Along the estate there are many rural constructions skilfully renovated, e.g. the "gebbia", an old stone tank used to collect water, the "stalla" (stable), nowadays converted to gazebo and barbecue area, the winery, where it is possible to look closely at old presses and other agricultural tools formerly used for the production of wine and olive oil. Walking along the farm holiday you will encounter many courtyard animals, especially our peacocks who proudly show their beautiful plumes. On the farm you can experience the thrill the "paths of the sea", following a breathtaking path alongside the beach and countryside, while on donkey-back, discovering the hidden treasures of the estate. Tata, Zara e Serenella, our little donkeys await at beginning of the path to be brushed and after some caresses the journey is ready to begin following interesting paths.

Berlingeri Resort is perfectly integrated into the vineyards and the olive groves of the Farm. The old and peculiarly Sicilian style farmhouse has been completely renovated carefully caring the original architecture and revisiting materials that were once used..Inside, the interiors – the twelve suites, the lounges, the restaurant and the congress hall – are remarkably impressive for the simplicity of the architectural style, the calm colours, the contemporaneity of the furnitures, the efficiency and the modernity of the offered services.

'Baglio Case Colomba' is situated in the hills of western Sicily. In ancient times, the road linking the important Elymian cities of Erice and Segesta passed through the area. The rustic farmhouse, built around a courtyard, dates from the end of the nineteenth century. Despite recent renovations, all of its original features have been preserved intact. The property is surrounded by lush orchards that produce a variety of fruits all year round. Fresh farm produce can also be bought from neighbouring houses. 'Baglio Case Colomba' is an ideal starting point for unforgettable day-trips to many places of cultural and historical interest and to the Nature Reserves of western Sicily, so you can alternate between days spent walking or relaxing in the beautiful countryside dotted with small villages, farms and medieval castles, and excursions by sea and by land to explore the scenic coastline. Places not to be missed include: the archaeological sites of Selinunte (the largest Greek colony in Western Sicily), Segesta, an ancient Elymian settlement, with its Doric temple and magnificent amphitheatre, Agrigento and the Valley of the Temples, the island of Mothia, the Cusa Quarries, the towns of Erice, Marsala, Trapani and Palermo. The many attractions along the spectacular coastline include: the wide sandy beach, stunning bay and crystal-clear waters of the popular resort of San Vito Lo Capo, 'Guidaloca' beach and 'I Faraglioni' (rock stacks rising from the sea) at Scopello, the small coves and inlets in the Zingaro Nature Reserve, the bay at Makari, the magnificent Egadi archipelago, the Trapani salt mines and the Stagnone Lagoon islands. In perfect harmony with this abundance of unspoilt nature, traces of human activities of days long gone can be seen in old tuna farms, watermills and small harbours, testimony to the strong ties that have always bound Sicily's populations to this rich and beautiful land.

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