Hotel VOI Arenella Resort 4* is located on the southeast coast of Sicily and is one of the largest resorts on the island. Discover the comfort of spacious rooms, savour the delights of authentic Mediterranean cuisine, and indulge in moments of relaxation by the pools or in the spa and wellness area.

Immerse yourself in the rhythm of Italy by participating in enriching activities or exploring the natural and cultural wonders of Sicily. Here, every moment exudes the magic of "la dolce vita."

Discover the soothing decor of the Comfort Room. The Comfort Rooms have been recently renovated to offer you a relaxing and welcoming atmosphere, with all of the amenities you need.

If you're looking for a little more comfort and modernity, opt for the cosy Superior Room. It's the perfect place to call home during your Italian getaway.

Settle into one of the Premium Rooms, tastefully decorated in bright colours and equipped with all the necessary amenities for a carefree stay.

Looking for comfort for a stay with friends or family? Opt for the Family Comfort Room for a memorable stay with the ones you love.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information.

Be captivated by two outdoor pools, a furnished solarium, and engaging entertainment ranging from themed evenings to live concerts. Here, every day promises fun and relaxation under the Sicilian sun!

Between pétanque courts, padel tennis, football, and tennis courts, and a water sports center, sports enthusiasts will be delighted.
Enjoy a private beach just a short walk away, easily accessible via a dedicated shuttle, for a moment of serenity on reserved sun loungers.

Explore the island of Ortigia from the sea on a boat trip. Learn more about its thousand-year-old history, admire its emblematic sites and enjoy a swim before returning to the port.

Fly over Mount Etna in a helicopter for 30 minutes and admire active craters, lava flows and exceptional panoramic views of Sicily, Taormina, Catania and the Aeolian Islands for an unforgettable experience.

Nestled on the southeastern coast of Sicily, Syracuse is a city steeped in history and surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. With its rich cultural heritage, fascinating archaeological sites, and the beauty of both ancient architecture and the Sicilian countryside, Syracuse offers visitors a remarkable journey through time. From its Baroque buildings to its ancient Greek ruins, Syracuse is a blend of cultures, making it one of the most captivating cities in Sicily.

Must-sees:

• The Archaeological Park of Neapolis: Explore the vast collection of ancient Greek and Roman ruins, including the Greek Theatre, the Ear of Dionysius, and the Roman Amphitheatre.
• Island of Ortigia: The historic heart of Syracuse, where you can stroll through narrow streets lined with beautiful Baroque buildings and visit the Piazza del Duomo and the Cathedral of Syracuse, built on the ruins of a 5th-century BC temple.
• The Fountain of Arethusa: A symbol of Syracuse, this freshwater spring is surrounded by lush vegetation and overlooks the sea.
• Castello Maniace: A stunning 13th-century fortress located at the southern tip of Ortigia Island, offering panoramic views of the coastline.
• Museo Archeologico Regionale Paolo Orsi: A treasure trove of ancient Sicilian artefacts, including sculptures, pottery, and jewellery, showcasing the region's rich history.

Culinary culture:

Syracuse offers a delightful mix of Mediterranean flavours, with an emphasis on fresh seafood, local produce, and traditional Sicilian dishes. Try arancini, the famous rice balls filled with meat or cheese, or enjoy a bowl of pasta alla Norma, a dish made with eggplant, ricotta salata, and tomato sauce. The local caponata, a sweet and sour vegetable stew, is another must-try dish. Don’t forget to sample granita, a Sicilian icy dessert, or indulge in cannoli, a classic pastry filled with ricotta cheese. The nearby countryside produces excellent wines, particularly those made from Nero d’Avola, a local grape variety.

Dive deeper:

To fully appreciate Syracuse, take the time to explore its more hidden gems. Wander the Piazza Archimede to discover the legacy of the famous ancient mathematician. Visit the Jewish Quarter of Ortigia to uncover the city’s Jewish history. For a taste of the island’s nature, venture into the nearby Pantalica Nature Reserve, home to ancient cave tombs and lush vegetation. The island’s rural landscapes, dotted with vineyards, olive groves, and citrus orchards, also invite exploration, offering visitors a chance to connect with the region's agricultural traditions.

Good to know:

The city enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate, making it an excellent destination year-round. Temperatures rarely dip below 15°C, even in the coldest months, ensuring that Syracuse is a comfortable place to visit at any time. The city’s charming streets are best explored on foot, with narrow alleys and ancient squares waiting to be discovered. Syracuse is well-connected to other major Sicilian destinations, making it an ideal base for further exploration of the island.