Entertainment for all the family
Parents and kids alike will love this family-focused resort that’s set within 60 hectares of lush parkland and greenery, meaning there’s plenty of space for everyone to relax, get active or just do their own thing.
An impressively wide range of sports and activities for children are available in the high season, including windsurfing and canoeing at the boat club, plus entertainment in the evening when they’re back on dry land. Everything is divided into age groups – ranging from special facilities for babies and toddlers to video games for teens – to keep everyone happy.
The hotel has a pool as well as its own private, sandy beach – but when it’s time for a jaunt out of the resort, the captivating city of Syracuse is just over 10 kilometres away, as is the beautiful nearby island of Ortigia. Both areas are overflowing with places to eat and drink (and cultural spots if that’s your thing), but if you’re looking to keep things as easy as possible, the hotel has several on-site eateries serving Sicilian specialities and simpler dishes for younger and fussier palates, including pizza.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 buffet restaurant (international breakfast, Mediterranean cuisine)
- 2 à la carte restaurant (pizzeria and Sicilian cuisine)
- 3 bars (including coffee bar and pool bar)
Entertainment
- Entertainment programme
- Indoor pool
- Kids club
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Fitness
- Football
- Tennis
- Gym
- Hot tub
- Sauna
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
- Turkish bath (hamam)
Good to know
Certified sustainable
A hotel features our 'Certified Sustainable' label when it holds an active sustainability certification from an independent, third-party organisation that features on the ABTA/ANVR list of recognised certifications. These schemes have been assessed against internationally recognised sustainability standards, including the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria.
Find out more about Siracusa
On Sicily’s southern coast, Siracusa – also known as Syracuse – is one of Sicily’s most photogenic towns, occupying a peninsula that’s almost an island. It stretches out into the water, a mass of honey-coloured mansions and elegant churches against the deep blue of the Mediterranean.