DIANTHA | 200m2 | 6-10 people 
This holiday home is divided over two floors, and it is possible to rent only the ground floor with 6 people. Ground Floor: • On the ground floor, you will find a bright and spacious living room with an open kitchen. This space is characterized by large windows overlooking the swimming pool and large sliding doors that give access to the terrace. • The kitchen is equipped with an electric hob, dishwasher, oven, fridge/freezer, and a toaster. There is also a kitchen bar with a few bar chairs. • The living room has a dining table with 6 chairs, a comfortable sofa, and an ottoman. A large painting of the salt pans of Trapani and attractive accessories give color to the space. • A door in the living room takes you to the three bedrooms on this floor. • Bedroom 1 + 2 have a double bed, a designer chair, and a small desk. Sliding doors provide direct access to the garden. • Bedroom 3 has two single beds, a desk with a colorful chair, and a striking painting above the headboard. • On this floor are two modern bathrooms. One bathroom has a sink, toilet, bidet, and a walk-in shower. The other bathroom has two sinks, a toilet, a bidet, and a bathtub. • There is also a bath/laundry room with a washing machine. Lower floor (only accessible from outside and for rent if you are with more than 6 people) • The entrance door of the lower level opens into the living and dining room with a fully equipped (open) kitchen. In this open space is a sofa, a dining table with 6 chairs, an extra seating area, and a television. • The kitchen on this level has an electric hob, fridge/freezer, an oven, a microwave, and a dishwasher. There is as well a breakfast bar with two stools. • There are two bedrooms. Bedroom 4 has a double bed and a desk with an ottoman. Bedroom 5 has twin beds. • There are also two beautiful bathrooms, both with a toilet, bidet, a sink, and a walk-in shower.

The two fully detached holiday homes of Evanthe Garden are located just 300m from the beach and surrounded by an excellently landscaped garden with a pool.

For groceries, shops, restaurants, and bars, you can drive to Marsala (8 km). Here is also a weekly market; the perfect place to buy fresh products if you want to prepare a meal in the house. The name Marsala is derived from the Arabic "Marsa Allah", meaning "Port of God", and indicates how important this city once was to the Arabs. Today, Marsala is a pleasant city to visit, its baroque city center is pedestrian friendly and perfect to wander around. 

What to do in the surroundings?

• Visit the salt flats of Trapani in the lagoon of Stagnone (30 minutes’ drive). During the day, you can take a local ferry to the island of Mozia and sail past the vast salt pans with picturesque windmills. When the sun goes down, you will be treated at a stunning scenery.
• Drive in one hour to Segesta and admire the magnificent temple from the 5th century BC. It is one of the best preserved in the world, located on the edge of a ravine surrounded by unspoiled greenery. Another archaeological highlight can be found in Selinunte (45 minutes’ drive), featuring ruins of an Acropolis and numerous temples. Selinunte was one of the most progressive Greek colonies in Sicily. Much of what you see today has been reconstructed from pieces that archaeologists have found in the area.
• The hinterland of Marsala is dominated by vast vineyards and olive groves. Some of the best wines and olive oils from Sicily are produced in this part of the island, the most famous of which is Marsala wine. Be sure to visit one of the wineries for a tasting.
• You can sample more culinary delights in the traditional restaurants in the region where North African influences can be found in the local dishes. Try "Couscous alla Trapanese", a couscous with fish and seafood. Truly a specialty!
• Make a day trip to the nature reserve Lo Zingaro, home to a series of small hidden pebble beaches and marvelous coastal walks. The western end of the reserve is connected to the popular resort of San Vito Lo Capo, which is known for its beautiful long sandy beach and the couscous festivals in September.

The nearest airports are in Trapani (35km) and Palermo (110km)

GAURA | 120m2 | 6 people
The single-story holiday home Gaura is located on the ground floor. On the lower floor of this house, (only accessible from the outside) live the owners. • Via a staircase outside you reach the private terrace that is partially covered with a pergola. Through large sliding doors you enter the bright and spacious living room with an open kitchen. This space is characterized by large windows overlooking the swimming pool. • The kitchen is equipped with an electric hob, dishwasher, oven, fridge/freezer, and a toaster. There is also a kitchen bar with a few bar chairs. • The living room has a dining table with 6 chairs, a comfortable sofa, and an ottoman. A colorful painting and attractive accessories create an inviting ambiance. • A door in the living room takes you to the three bedrooms. • Bedroom 1 + 2 both have a double bed, a private dressing room, a designer chair, and a desk. • Bedroom 3 has two single beds, a dressing room, a desk, and a colorful painting above the headboard. • All bedrooms have large sliding doors that give access to a terrace with a seating area and a garden. • There are two modern bathrooms. One bathroom has a sink, a toilet, bidet, and a walk-in shower. The other bathroom has two sinks, a toilet, a bidet, and a bathtub. • There is also a bath/laundry room with a washing machine.

The two fully detached holiday homes of Evanthe Garden are located just 300m from the beach and surrounded by an excellently landscaped garden with a pool.

For groceries, shops, restaurants, and bars, you can drive to Marsala (8 km). Here is also a weekly market; the perfect place to buy fresh products if you want to prepare a meal in the house. The name Marsala is derived from the Arabic "Marsa Allah", meaning "Port of God", and indicates how important this city once was to the Arabs. Today, Marsala is a pleasant city to visit, its baroque city center is pedestrian friendly and perfect to wander around. 

What to do in the surroundings?

• Visit the salt flats of Trapani in the lagoon of Stagnone (30 minutes’ drive). During the day, you can take a local ferry to the island of Mozia and sail past the vast salt pans with picturesque windmills. When the sun goes down, you will be treated at a stunning scenery.
• Drive in one hour to Segesta and admire the magnificent temple from the 5th century BC. It is one of the best preserved in the world, located on the edge of a ravine surrounded by unspoiled greenery. Another archaeological highlight can be found in Selinunte (45 minutes’ drive), featuring ruins of an Acropolis and numerous temples. Selinunte was one of the most progressive Greek colonies in Sicily. Much of what you see today has been reconstructed from pieces that archaeologists have found in the area.
• The hinterland of Marsala is dominated by vast vineyards and olive groves. Some of the best wines and olive oils from Sicily are produced in this part of the island, the most famous of which is Marsala wine. Be sure to visit one of the wineries for a tasting.
• You can sample more culinary delights in the traditional restaurants in the region where North African influences can be found in the local dishes. Try "Couscous alla Trapanese", a couscous with fish and seafood. Truly a specialty!
• Make a day trip to the nature reserve Lo Zingaro, home to a series of small hidden pebble beaches and marvelous coastal walks. The western end of the reserve is connected to the popular resort of San Vito Lo Capo, which is known for its beautiful long sandy beach and the couscous festivals in September.

The nearest airports are in Trapani (35km) and Palermo (110km)