Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children Smokers welcome Self-catering
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Our flat is 20 m. far from the beach, on the sea-front, in the centre village, in Vicolo Mazzini.
At guests disposal there are air-conditioned rooms, luxurously furnished with taste, sat TV, washing- machine, balcony & fully equiped kitchen.
Living room with a sofa that converts into bed, bathroom and bedroom.On demand laundry service and cleaning of flats during the staying.
To see more photos please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/56488
The Sicily region
The largest island in the Mediterranean. It is triangular in shape and was on that account called Trinacria by the ancients; it is separated from the mainland by the Strait of Messina, rather less than two miles wide. Its area, including the adjacent islands, is 9935 square miles. The northern chain of mountains, running from Cape Peloro (Messina) to Lilibeo (Marsala), is only a continuation of the Calabrian Appenines. The most elevated peaks are the Pizzo dell' Antenna (6478 feet), near the middle of the range, and Monte S. Salvatore (6265 feet); the remainder of the island is an undulating inclined plain sloping to the Ionian and Mediterranean Seas. Near the middle of the eastern side rises the majestic volcano Etna, still active, 10,865 feet high, formed by successive eruptions and having a circumference of 87 miles at its base; it is covered with perpetual snow; on its slopes there are rich pastures, vineyards, gardens, arable lands, and forests; and vegetation flourishes up to an altitude of about 8200 feet. The chief Sicilian rivers are the Giarretta falling into the sea near Catania; the Anopo, flowing for a short distance underground and emptying into the sea near Syracuse; the Salso; the Platani. The two principal lakes are those of Lentini and Pergusa; on the southern coast there are very many lagoons and unhealthy marshes. Among the adjacent islands are the Lipari group (Aeolian Islands) and Ustica in the Tyrrhenian sea; the Egadi (Favignana, Marittimo, Levanzo) and the Formiche (Ants) near the western extremity; Pantelleria (the ancient Corcyra) between Malta and Tunisia. The northern and eastern coasts are generally steep, and the adjacent waters deep; the southern is shallow and has many sandbanks (Pesci, Porcelli, State, Madrepore). Considering the size of the island, it has many good harbours: Messina is the most important for commerce; Empedocle, the sulphur-exporting centre; Palermo, for oranges and lemons; Trapani, wines. Besides these there are Syracuse, Augusta, Catania, Milazzo, Licata, and Lipari.
The climate is temperate, the mean summer maximum being 93.2 Fahrenheit.
Taormina / Letojanni area
Letojanni is a little village by the sea near the hill where the splendid Taormina lies down. The sea-front with its seaside resorts and its locals and characteristic shops make it an ideal place to spend a quiet and happy holiday. The extreme vicinity to Taormina gives you the possibility of enjoying the night life (clubs, discos and fashionable locals) and the fresh air of the hill where this famous little town stands.
Letojanni is in a strategic position between Catania and Messina and moreover nearest the “pearl of the jonio”, the splendid Taormina.
From our house are it is easy to catch up the more characteristic places of the Sicily's interland as: Agrigento, Segesta, Ragusa, Modica, Trapani, Enna, l'Etna etc.
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