Holiday home for max. 5 persons
Macari, Sicily, (West coast of Sicily), Italy

The “Mandarino Makari” holiday home is 35 km from Trapani, 46 km from Trapani airport and 83 km from Palermo airport. It is located in a panoramic and relaxing environment and is ideal for families or friends who love beach holidays. Also excellent for hikers: there are several routes in the area.
We have a reserved parking space; from the parking area you enter the house through an outdoor area surrounded by greenery.
The house has everything you need and accessories for a relaxing beach holiday; it is composed of two levels, connected by a wide spiral staircase.

Ground floor:
on the ground floor there is the fully equipped kitchen with fridge, gas stove, pots, plates, etc., the living area with table, chairs and TV corner, a comfortable sofa bed, a bathroom with bidet and shower and a small compartment with washing machine.

Upper floor:
there are two bedrooms (one with a double bed and a balcony with sea view and one with 2 single beds), a wardrobe for guests and a bathroom with bidet and shower.

External:
partially covered outdoor terrace with table and chairs, comfortable armchairs and a sink.

Beaches:
the villa is one of the closest to the beach of Santa Margherita in Macari, known for the beauty of its landscape, the pristine waters and the Mediterranean scenery in which it is situated. On the beach there is a small bar and you can also rent umbrellas and sunbeds. Thanks to Ercolino, the free train that connects the parking lot to the beach, you can visit the entire cliff and stop in the numerous coves of sand and pebbles. A truly exciting journey from the Bay of Santa Margherita to the Monte Cofano Nature Reserve, an unforgettable experience for children and adults. One of the most popular coves is the Baia del Bue Marino, which won a Legambiente competition in 2016. There is also the small beach of Isulidda, another fascinating corner where you can swim and discover caves in the waterfront, a real marine park where snorkelers have fun and can spend whole days. Not far from this place are the cliffs of Cala Mancina, also frequented by climbers, a true natural spectacle full of caves and colors. At the top there is an old lookout tower, Torre dell Isulidda, which towers over this stretch of coast.
Nearby are the two hamlets of San Vito Lo Capo: Castelluzzo and Macari, two small towns immersed in the green of the Mediterranean maquis. Olive trees, almond trees and fragrant citrus groves surround the houses. A show for all seasons, for those who love the sea, nature and, of course, good food!
The area of ​​San Vito Lo Capo offers visitors in all seasons a cross-section of Mediterranean nature and sea views. Sunrises and sunsets are considered among the most beautiful in the world.

Zingaro Natural Reserve:
in 15 minutes by car you can reach the entrance of the Zingaro Nature Reserve, a prelude to beauty. So you can only walk, in contact with natural sceneries of rocks, Mediterranean scrub and pastures. The path, which takes place at a slow pace, leads to the sight of magnificent and suggestive bays, caves that suddenly open onto the rocky wall and dwarf palms as far as the eye can see. The Paleolithic Uzzo Grotto tells of human presence in these places, but at certain times of the year one has the feeling of living in a paradise where the shadow of human presence has never passed. The dirt road leads us to the first bay, Cala Tonnarella Dell Uzzo, according to a current classification by Scayscanner.it is one of the most beautiful beaches in Italy; the route then leads to Cala Marinella, Cala Berretta, Cala della Disa, Cala del Varo and Cala Capreria. Seven kilometers of coastline that are not quickly forgotten. Another unmissable experience is to reach the summit of the majestic Monte Monaco, which overlooks the beach and the town of San Vito Lo Capo