Nestled in the heart of Scicli, Casina Panta Rhei is a cozy, two-floor tiny house designed for comfort and tranquility. Its name, meaning “tiny house” in Italian and “everything flows” in Greek, reflects its peaceful energy. The ground floor has a small kitchen and a living area with an armchair-bed for a child or a third guest. Upstairs, a cozy bedroom, bathroom, and balcony. The private balcony on this floor is the highlight, flooded with soft morning light. It's an ideal spot for breakfast or an evening aperitif, surrounded by the sweet scent of a jasmine tree, its blossoms adding a special touch to the serene atmosphere. Sicily's beautiful beaches are a short drive away,offering a perfect day for those wanting to enjoy the sea and stunning coastal views. In addition, several local restaurants and tavernas are just around the corner, offering a taste of authentic Sicilian cuisine and culture. Casina Panta Rhei is more than just a place to stay; it’s a tiny sanctuary where you can embrace the flow of life. Whether you're savouring the peaceful balcony, preparing a meal in the kitchen, this home offers the perfect balance of comfort, style, and a connection to the beautiful rhythms of Sicily.

My heart is Sicilian, but I’ve been living abroad for almost 20 years—first in China and now in a small village in the Netherlands with my daughter, Reya. Her name means "flow" and inspired the name Casina Panta Rhei. I love the color green, the feeling of movement and stillness, and everything that lies between these two extremes, along with the practice of yoga. "Everything flows" is my motto, guiding me through life with openness and ease.

🌟 What to Visit in Scicli 1. Via Francesco Mormino Penna The heart of Scicli, this elegant baroque street is lined with grand palazzi, churches, and cafés. It’s also a key filming location for the famous Italian TV series *Il Commissario Montalbano*. 2. Palazzo Beneventano One of the most beautiful baroque buildings in Sicily, with its intricate balconies and grotesque masks. A must-see for architecture lovers! 3. Church of San Matteo Perched on a hill overlooking the town, this abandoned church offers breathtaking panoramic views. It’s the perfect spot for a sunset walk. 4. Convento della Croce A peaceful monastery set above Scicli with stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Great for those interested in history and photography. 5. Chiesa di San Bartolomeo A baroque church nestled between cliffs, featuring a spectacular 18th-century wooden nativity scene inside. 🍽 Where to Eat in Scicli Fine Dining & Traditional Sicilian - Ristorante Baqqalà – Specializing in fresh seafood and Sicilian dishes with a modern touch. - Ristorante Ummara – A cozy spot with authentic, high-quality Sicilian cuisine. Casual & Local Favorites - Dolceria Giannone – One of the best places for Sicilian pastries, including cannoli and almond cookies. - Busacca Ristorante – A charming restaurant with traditional pasta dishes and local wines. - Braci by Loredana – Perfect for meat lovers, offering high-quality cuts and a great wine selection. Street Food & Quick Bites - Creperia Zero Nove – Delicious crêpes with both sweet and savory options. - Pura Follia – A great place for artisan pizza in a casual setting. 🏖 Best Beaches Near Scicli 1. Sampieri Beach (10 min drive) A long, golden sandy beach with clear waters, ideal for a relaxing day by the sea. There are also beach bars and sunbeds available. 2. Donnalucata Beach (10 min drive) A quieter option with both sandy and rocky areas. Perfect for those looking to escape the crowds.