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Return to Villa San Tommaso

The vivid greens of the manicured gardens and the surrounding countryside.

The stunning pool, hanging gardens and villa...

The pool and views of the surrounding countryside

The old oil and wine press.

Lunch is almost ready.

Dining on the upper terrace, accessed via the lounge.

The spacious, airy double-height living area.

Another shot of the living room.

The mezzanine gallery is a perfect spot for a little TV or music.

A shady spot from which to admire the gorgeous views.

The large dining area is perfect for convivial meals.

The well-equipped contemporary kitchen.

Another view of the lovely kitchen.

The double bedroom on the ground floor (bedroom 1).

The bathroom on the ground floor.

The ground floor double-twin bedroom. (Bedroom 2)

An additional shower room on the ground floor.

The main bedroom on the first floor (bedroom 3).

Both upstairs bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms.

The upstairs double-twin bedroom (bedroom 4).

Its en-suite shower room.

What a view!

Sweet treats!

The fabulous pool area.

Villa San Tommaso abounds with comfortable spots to relax and take in the view.

The Jacuzzi is surrounded by colourful flowers, shrubs and trees...

There is lots of space for soaking up the rays by the pool.

Villa San Tommaso, seen from above.

Part of the garden.

The beautiful gardens are filled with colourful Mediterranean flora.

Welcome to Villa San Tommaso!

The pool area and the surrounding countryside.

The curvaceous island of Ortigia, heart of ancient Syracuse.

The superb cathedral in Syracuse and the Piazza Duomo on Ortigia, one of Italy's loveliest squares.

Looking out to sea.

Looking down on to the Greek Theatre in Siracusa...

The beach of Fontane Bianche.

The natural paradise of Vendicari Nature Reserve.

The beautiful baroque centre of Noto.

Modica, rising majestically from the gorge in which it sits.

Ragusa's magnificent centre is UNESCO protected.

A fabulous view of Catania from the heights of Mount Etna.

The gorgeous, honey-cream Chiesa di San Bartolomeo in the centre of Scicli.