A charming apartment located within the Kartibubbo seaside resort, perfect for 4 people (with the option to add one guest), featuring a double bedroom, kitchen, living room, bunk bed, sleeper sofa, two-seater sofa, a bathroom, and an outdoor area furnished with a table, chairs, and a beach umbrella.
Furnished and equipped with air conditioning, a washing machine, Wi-Fi, and a hair dryer. The apartment is ideal for anyone who loves the sea and long walks on the beach, or as a base for exploring magnificent Sicily.
The apartment is located within a resort complex featuring various amenities: 3 swimming pools, 2 tennis courts, and a soccer field (summer only). There is also an entertainment team that organizes sports tournaments, evening shows, and children’s activities (summer only). Located right on the sea, with a beautiful beach. The beach is characterized by sand dunes and a wide shoreline, where you can build large sandcastles or even hold beach volleyball and beach tennis tournaments. The sea has crystal-clear water that doesn’t get deep right away, allowing for long walks with your feet in the water.
Since there are no large cities nearby, the night sky offers an incredible display of stars, with the Milky Way clearly visible right above our heads. The most knowledgeable will be able to identify the brightest stars in our hemisphere, and the luckiest among us can make a wish as a shooting star passes by.
During the summer, lifeguard services are available, and the Club membership card is optional; it grants exclusive use of a beach umbrella and two lounge chairs, access to the semi-Olympic-sized pool and the amphitheater, where the entertainment team performs every evening.
It’s also a very windy area; in fact, just 200 meters from the village are two internationally renowned sports resorts.
The main activity is kitesurfing, but you can also try SUP, sailing, surfing, and windsurfing, as well as the newer e-foil and wingfoil.
Nearby, just a few kilometers to the west, you can visit Mazara del Vallo. A beautiful town of Phoenician origin, featuring Arab-Norman architecture. It is famous for the discovery of the Dancing Satyr and for its delicious seafood couscous.
To the east, a short distance away, lies Selinunte, an ancient city of Greek origin, home to the largest archaeological park in Europe.
Still heading east, just before Selinunte, lies the village of Triscina, home to an international go-kart track where you can rent karts and have fun with friends.
To the north, you can visit the evocative ruins of Gibellina (a town destroyed by an earthquake in 1968) and the “Cretto di Burri,” a work of environmental art located on the site where the old town of Gibellina once stood,