The Upgraded Junior Garden View Suite combines elegance and comfort with its high ceilings, natural light and style reminiscent of the Sicilian soul. A king-size bed with a wrought-iron headboard, damask fabrics, a sitting area with elegant armchairs, and a marble bathroom with a large bathtub, colourful mosaics, and a range of Almablu toiletries complete this refined setting overlooking the garden.

The Junior Pool View Suite have all the same understated elegance and comfort as the Junior Suites while overlooking the swimming pool and Mediterranean garden in the central courtyard.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.) 

If you're looking for some peace and quiet, head to the expansive Almablu Spa and Beauty Centre. The resort also features a charming inner courtyard, complemented by extensive grounds featuring a spectacular waterfall. The patio area is fully furnished with sun loungers and umbrellas, surrounded by fragrant citrus trees.

Inspired by the ancient salt marshes of western Sicily, Almablu Secret is an exclusive treatment journey that celebrates salt as a source of purification, energy and wellbeing.

Rooted in the salt-making traditions of western Sicily, Almablu Secret harnesses the purifying power of salt to restore the body, brighten the skin and calm the mind.

Combine sensory pleasure and serenity with a refined immersion blending local haute cuisine and bespoke wellness treatments.

A sun-drenched mosaic of cultures, Sicily is a land where ancient history and dramatic landscapes collide. Greek temples rise from golden plains, Baroque cities gleam under the Mediterranean sun, and Mount Etna smoulders on the horizon. Whether you're drawn to its archaeological wonders, pristine beaches, or time-honoured traditions, Sicily captivates with its raw beauty and rich heritage.

Don’t miss:

• The Valley of the Temples – an awe-inspiring collection of ancient Greek ruins in Agrigento
• Palermo’s vibrant markets – a sensory overload of colour, noise, and mouth-watering street food
• Taormina’s ancient theatre – a spectacular setting with Mount Etna as a backdrop
• The Aeolian Islands – a volcanic archipelago perfect for hiking, diving, and unwinding
• Baroque splendour in Noto, Ragusa, and Modica – stunning towns that are works of art in themselves

Culinary culture:

Sicilian cuisine is a feast of sun-ripened flavours and multicultural influences. Cannoli and cassata showcase the island’s sweet tooth, while arancini – crisp, golden rice balls – are a beloved street food staple. Seafood lovers can savour pasta con le sarde (pasta with sardines) and fresh swordfish, while the island’s citrus groves provide zesty delights. Pair it all with a glass of bold Nero d’Avola or a chilled Marsala wine for the perfect taste of Sicily.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the postcard sights, Sicily is home to unique cultural gems. Witness the fiery spectacle of Easter’s Processione dei Misteri in Trapani or experience the age-old Opera dei Pupi, a traditional marionette theatre. In the countryside, age-old bagli (fortified farmsteads) offer a glimpse into Sicily’s rural soul, while Marsala's salt pans shimmer in pink and gold hues at sunset.

Good to know:

Sicily enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters – spring and autumn are ideal for sightseeing. Public transport links major cities, but renting a car is the best way to explore remote villages and coastal hideaways. The currency is the euro, and while Italian is the official language, many locals speak Sicilian, a distinct and poetic dialect shaped by the island’s layered history.