Sicily honeymoons
One of Europe’s most picturesque islands, Sicily has all the romance that you’d expect from any Italian tourist destination. Wake up to views of Mount Etna and sample rare wines grown from volcanic soils. Take a private yacht round the secluded bays of the Aeolian Islands and do everything you’ve dreamed of doing on your honeymoon, like candlelit dinners on the beach and therapeutic couples’ massages.
Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo
‘Glamorous & Chic, Use of Sister Hotel’s Beach’
Set high in the rugged hills of Taormina on the east coast of Sicily, this iconic property has long been revered as one of Italy’s most glamorous retreats. Rooms are in the villa and main building and many feature balconies and views over the Sicilian coast, city or Mount Etna. Leisure facilities include a spa, gym, swimming pool, nearby private beach and terraced gardens. Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo has two dining options that feature Italian and Mediterranean cuisine.
Verdura Resort
'Blissful Sicilian Beach Resort'
Located on the south coast of Sicily, the Verdura Resort has a number of luxurious rooms and suites that offer both space, ultimate privacy plus first-class amenities; it's family friendly and features comprehensive leisure facilities including a children’s club. There are lots of activities to take part in including tennis, golf, culinary school as well as having their very own escape room. There are also a number of academies for children including tennis, football, archery and hip-hop dancing. The resort is home to a number of restaurants and bars and is only a short distance from all the local sites and attractions.
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