Best Self Catering Farmstays in Sicily in 2026

This very cute pet-friendly, agriturismo B&B near Catania, Sicily, Italy grows 100% organic citrus fruits and vegetables in a beautifully rural setting with Mt. Etna towering above. All their comfortable rooms and suites have a private bathroom and a terrace or balcony; some come with a kitchenette, but guests are also free to cook in the well-equipped shared kitchen. Outside, they have barbecue facilities in the garden and the surrounding area is really nice to explore by hiking or biking. The nearby Mt. Etna National Park is especially impressive and the farm can offer free bike rental to facilitate the adventure…. > See All the Details & Book

A family-run Sicilian agriturismo & vineyard Baglio Vecchio offers peace, tranquility, and rustic old-world charm in the wilds of Northwest Sicily. The property is an 18th-century baglio, a traditional Sicilian farmhouse, which has been respectfully restored and retains the atmosphere of a bygone era without sacrificing modern comforts. The food here is consistently excellent, you can sample some fine Sicilian traditional dishes with most of the ingredients coming from the farm, all accompanied by the agriturismo’s very own wine. THE ACCOMMODATION: They have ten rooms in total: two quadruples, one triple, six doubles, and one single in the main farmhouse… > See All the Details & Book

Tenuta Santa Tecla is a serene organic agriturismo in Sicily with a wonderful location between Taormina and Catania, and close too to the Mt. Etna National Park. It sits on a hillside just 2km from the Mediterranean and has some stunning sea views. The farm itself produces a huge range of certified organic fruits and vegetables, including mandarin oranges, lemons, and grapefruit and it also makes its own very good brand of extra virgin olive oil. They also have farm animals that guests are welcome to meet, including hens, geese, donkeys, and a few rare, in this part of the… > See All the Details & Book

Agriturismo Villa Cefalà, near Palermo, Sicily, is just a stone’s throw from the beach and its hillside location allows some really stunning views over the Mediterranean, and some nice sea breezes, too. It’s a classic old Sicilian farmhouse stay, in this case from the 18th century, a place where the nobility of Palermo used to spend long leisurely summers. The building has an aristocratic, elegant feel, and the grounds are gorgeous; there is a swimming pool and some lovingly maintained garden areas surrounded by rows and rows of citrus and olive trees. They also have a great onsite restaurant where… > See All the Details & Book