Wonderful Italy is the largest Italian company of hospitality and experiences, in terms of number of directly-managed holiday homes and marketed experiences. We are active in Sicily, Sardinia, Apulia, Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Piedmont, Lake Garda, Liguria, Lake Como and Venice, with an offer of over 2,200 homes and 350 experiences.

Lovely villa with large outdoor spaces on the cliff a few meters from the Faraglioni of Scopello. Villa Angelica spreads over two floors and is distinguished by its large outdoor spaces, beautiful views and modern interiors. The ground floor features a living area furnished with sofas, TV, a modern and fully-equipped kitchen perfect for preparing delicious meals, a first bedroom with a queen-size bed and an ensuite bathroom, and a bathroom with shower. Going upstairs guests will find a second frescoed living room with access to the terrace, and the sleeping area including two bedrooms with queen-size bed, one with French bed and one with two single beds, a bathroom with shower and one with bathtub. The villa's highlight is its outdoor spaces; in fact, the house is surrounded by large furnished terraces, a large garden, a round swimming pool with a sea view, and a descent to the sea shared with other villas in the area.

Famous for its crystal-clear waters, Scopello is considered one of the most beautiful locations in Italy and worldwide, also thanks to its proximity to San Vito Lo Capo, the Gulf of Macari, the Zingaro Reserve, and the Gulf of Castellammare. More specifically, the Zingaro Nature Reserve will seduce you: it is a protected natural area where the local flora and fauna coexist in harmony. It is characterized by 3 paths (“costiero”, “di mezza costa” and “alto”) enriched by numerous coves, where their crystalline waters stand out. For this reason, we suggest you take your mask and flippers with you, to fully enjoy the beautiful seabed that the reserve offers. Also, the Gulf of Macari, located just 16 km from San Vito, is not to be missed: here, the sea has some wonderful shades to be discovered. 30 km away is Erice, an ancient city of Phoenician and Greek origins, perched 751 m high on the mountain that bears the same name. Surrounded by the walls, the city is a maze of narrow streets with two faces: the sunny, bright one of the hot summer days, and that of the winter days, when one has the perception of visiting a place out of time.