Situated on the south coast of Sicily, on the road between Agrigento and Syracuse, the Falconara Greenblu Resort is a truly exceptional place. Bordered by a golden sandy beach that welcomes the gentle waves of the Mediterranean, this 4-star hotel is a peaceful haven for travellers in search of sunshine and an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Under the watchful eye of the 14th-century Falconara Castle, you can settle into a spacious room decorated in typical Sicilian style or sip a cocktail by the pool. It's what Italians call la dolce vita...
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Falconara Greenblu Resort 4*
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Rooms
The Falconara Greenblu Resort offers intimate accommodation with typical local décor. Couples and families can stay in a Classic room.
Classic Room
The Classic room is tastefully appointed with warm ash brown hues and features a large double bed and a balcony. Guests will find the ambience to be inviting and conducive to relaxation, ensuring a truly memorable stay.
Classic Sea View Room
The Classic Room with Sea View is an ideal accommodation option for couples seeking a romantic retreat. Every detail has been meticulously considered, including the spacious double bed and the balcony offering unparalleled vistas of the sea each morning.
Restaurants & bars
From breakfast to dinner, we invite you to indulge in a memorable culinary journey. The restaurant offers a selection of refined dishes and traditional cuisine, while the terrace provides an idyllic setting to enjoy a range of vibrant cocktails and local wines, with a view of Falconara Castle.
Half-board
Half-board and full-board options are available at an additional cost. (upon request at the hotel and payable on site)
Half-board: €25 per person per night & €15 per child (ages 3 to 11) per night.
Full board: €45 per person per night & €30 per child (ages 3 to 11) per night.
Pure Emozioni à la carte restaurant
The Michelin-starred chef at Pure Emozioni offers a refined menu combining the flavours of land and sea for lunch and dinner, in a lovely dining room, with a stunning view of Falconara Castle.
Discover the destination
Gorgeous sun-drenched countryside, Grecian temples, Norman castles and Byzantine cathedrals, citrus groves next to Baroque palaces and majestic volcanoes: welcome to Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean and the crossroads of civilisation. From Mount Etna to the Zingaro Nature Reserve, from Palermo to Catania, discover breathtaking landscapes dotted with ancient towns that boast world-renowned cultural, culinary and artistic traditions.
Catania: Connected to the word! From America to Asia, from Europe to France, Catania is only a few hours away from your dreams.
Important information about your destination
Customs and traditions
When visiting Italy, respecting local customs is essential for an authentic and respectful experience. Italians are known for their passion, but also for their attachment to certain traditions.
Be sure to greet people politely and avoid discussing politics. When eating, take time to appreciate each dish, as food is central to Italian culture. During your visits, show great respect for local art, history and traditions, and don't hesitate to soak up the cultural riches.
Time difference
London, United Kingdom time is 1:00 hour behind Italy
Electricity and internet access
In Italy, the standard voltage is 230 volts with a frequency of 50 Hz. Sockets in Italy are type F, with two round pins.
Internet access in Italy is generally reliable and widespread in urban areas, with many cafés, hotels and restaurants offering free Wi-Fi connections.
In rural areas, Internet access may be limited,
Safety
Italy is generally a safe country for tourists, but it's important to remain vigilant and take basic safety precautions during your stay. For example, as in any tourist destination, it's advisable to be on the lookout for pickpockets, especially in busy tourist areas.
Currency
The currency used in Italy is the Euro, and the methods of payment accepted are: credit card, cheque, cash.
Tipping is not compulsory in Italy, but it is appreciated for good service. In restaurants, there's a service charge called "coperto" added to the bill. Shop prices usually include VAT.
Weather
Thanks to its varied geography, from the Alpine mountains in the north to the Mediterranean coast in the south, Italy has a wide range of climates.
In general, Italy's varied climate makes it an attractive destination all year round. The months of May to September are often preferred as the weather is generally warm and sunny in most parts of the country. Be sure to check the weather forecast for your destination before you travel.
Languages
Italian is the official language of Italy. However, many regions in Italy have their own local dialects.
Accommodation quality
Italy offers a wide range of tourist accommodation, from luxury hotels to charming family-run bed and breakfasts. Tourist accommodation in Italy generally has high standards of quality and service.
Food quality
Italian cuisine is renowned for its exceptional quality, fresh ingredients, authentic flavours and regional diversity. Rooted in local culinary tradition, it embodies the importance of conviviality and hospitality at mealtimes.
Transfers
In the event of a delay, a surcharge of €54 per hour will be applied for each hour started.
Please note that transfers from Catania to Milazzo do not include the hydrofoil transfer.