Recently built, the villa is arranged all on one level featuring a well-proportioned interior, furnished with taste and functionality, that includes a large living room with 2 sofa beds, kitchen/diner, 1 double bedroom with en suite shower room, further double bedroom and separate shower room.

This modern villa comes with air conditioning in all rooms, WiFi, TV and the kitchen is fully equipped including electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, toaster, dishwasher, washing machine, iron, hairdryer, cot and highchair.

Outside, the villa has a patio with table, chairs and barbecue and steps down to a well-kept garden with private pool (10m x 5m, depth 1.20m - max 2.20m) and surrounding terrace with sun chairs and parasol.  There is a lawned area with small trees and shrubs.  The villa has entrance gates leading to the driveway and steps up to the front door with patio and swing chair.

A maid service is available for an extra cost of €10 per hour (minimum 3 hours).

Locally there is a sandy beach just 300m from the villa, a supermarket 650m away and restaurants within 1km.  A variety of shops and restaurants can be found in Marsala (6km) and there is a weekly market every Tuesday.

There are many activities locally including windsurfing, kitesurfing and diving at Diving Petrosino (8km), horse riding (12km) and golf at Sciacca (80km).

Marsala is a beautiful coastal town and port with a diverse history but best known for its wine. The town was once favoured amongst Carthaginians after the Greek invasion of Mozia and also amongst Romans and the Arabs who used the town as a port for trade to and from Africa. There is the Museo Archeologico to discover the history of the city, Piazza della Repubblica with cathedral (dedicated in 1628 to the Archbishop of Canterbury, patron saint of Masala) and palazzi reflecting the Renaissance and Baroque period, but the narrow streets surrounding it show the Arab influence. Porta Garibaldi commemorates the landing at Marsala of Giuseppe Garibaldi in 1860 on his expedition to liberate Sicily.

Marsala is famous for its wine which was developed at the end of the 18th century and considerably improved local trade. It can be sampled in bars and restaurants in the town and can be bought from 19th and 20th century vaulted warehouses. Those with a particular interest in wine can take a guided tour with wine tasting. Also The Donnafugata Winery is just 4km towards Marsala and offers daily tours and tastings.  

The location of Villa Rita is also ideal for exploring the interesting surrounding area including the Salt Pans (14km north of Marsala), the port of Trapani and gateway to the Egadi Islands (35km), the medieval walled hill town of Erice (58km) and the ancient Greek temple and Roman amphitheatre at Segesta (52km).

The province of Trapani is universally recognised as the Queen of Wind in Sicily with southern, north-eastern, north western and western winds that work perfectly depending on the season, ideal for windsurfing and kite surfing enthusiasts: Petrosino (8km south), Capo Feto (17km south), Lo Stagnone (20km north), Pozzitello (32km south).

Selinunte (50km) was a rich and extensive ancient Greek city on the south west coast of Sicily and is the number one excursion for visitors exploring this region of the island. This huge archaeological park comprises of temples, an acropolis, ancient walls and many areas that are yet to be excavated.

All prices from are based on accommodation only. Flights, transfers and car hire are priced separately.

Opening/Closing Date:  Open All Year Round
Arrival/Departure Day:  ANY
Minimum Stay:  7 Nights
Check In:  4PM-9PM
Check Out:  10AM
Deposit:  €300 Paid Locally (Cash)
Included in Price:  Accommodation as Stated, Just Sicily Rep Service and Emergency Number, Utilities, Electricity, Linen (Bed Linen Changed Weekly, Bath Towels Changed Twice per Week, Beach Towels Changed Weekly) and Final Clean
Not Included in Price:  Flights, Transfers, Car Hire, Travel Insurance and City Tax