One family or a couple
One family with older children or teenagers can enjoy the pool, beach and outdoor meals together. Couples also gain plenty of space for a quiet coastal stay.
Contemporary family villa near Cornino beach
A coastal villa in western Sicily for one family or a couple, with a large private pool, generous outdoor living and Cornino’s beach and restaurants close enough to reach on foot.
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Begin with a swim in the long private pool, walk down to Cornino’s shore and return for lunch on the covered terrace. Villa Spuma brings the beach, a nearby restaurant and generous outdoor space together for an easy family week.
Mount Cofano rises behind the coast, while Erice, Trapani, San Vito Lo Capo and Segesta offer varied days out by car. You can spend the whole holiday here or follow a city stay with a week of swimming, outdoor meals and time together.
Best for: one family with older children or teenagers, or a couple who value outdoor space. The accommodation has two double bedrooms, a smaller room with a sofa bed and one shared shower bathroom.

The covered terrace keeps meals and relaxed afternoons connected to the pool.

Inside, the living room and kitchen form a simple, sociable shared space.
Planning your stay
One family with older children or teenagers can enjoy the pool, beach and outdoor meals together. Couples also gain plenty of space for a quiet coastal stay.
Two double bedrooms provide the main sleeping accommodation. A sofa bed in a smaller separate room provides the fifth place.
All guests share one shower bathroom. Air conditioning is listed in all rooms, with electricity covered by the weekly allowance below.
The pool is 1.40–2.50 metres deep with no shallow section. A €500 cash deposit applies, electricity is included up to 250 kWh per week, and a car is useful for groceries and exploring beyond Cornino.
Bedrooms and bathroom

The double bedrooms
The two double bedrooms suit parents and older children, or a couple who would like a spare room. The living room and kitchen give everyone a shared space to gather indoors.

The fifth place
The smaller room has a sofa bed for the fifth guest. Its compact layout works best for a child or teenager; the villa has one shared shower bathroom.
Time at the villa
Pool, terraces and garden lead the stay, with enough practical comfort indoors for a relaxed self-catering week.

The 13 × 5 metre pool gives the villa a substantial outdoor focus. It is 1.40–2.50 metres deep and has no shallow section.

A shaded terrace beside the house supports long lunches and evening meals outside, with the pool and garden close by.

Approximately 700 m² of garden and 200 m² of terraces give the group different places to read, talk or spend time outdoors.

An external staircase leads to a higher terrace with open views and a partial glimpse of the sea—a quieter alternative to the poolside.

The modern kitchen includes a dishwasher, with a barbecue outside for easy self-catering between beach and pool days.

The illuminated terrace and pool area allow the villa’s outdoor life to continue after sunset without needing to organise every evening away.
Villa amenities






Location
Villa Spuma sits near Cornino in the Custonaci area of western Sicily. The rocky shoreline is approximately 600 metres away, a sandy beach approximately 700 metres away and a restaurant around 200 metres from the villa, so the immediate coastal setting can be enjoyed without driving every time.
A car remains valuable for groceries and wider exploration. Erice and Trapani bring hill-town atmosphere, old streets and salt-pan landscapes; San Vito Lo Capo adds a longer sandy beach and access towards Zingaro; and Segesta can add an archaeological day to a broader western Sicily route.

A coastal position beneath Mount Cofano, with western Sicily open in several directions by car.
From the villa
Mix pool and beach days with Erice’s hilltop streets, the salt pans near Trapani or a boat outing to the Egadi Islands. These guides help you choose a few days out to enjoy during your stay.
Coast and nature
Spend a day on San Vito Lo Capo’s broad sandy beach, with lunch in town. For walking and coves, our guide covers Zingaro’s terrain, access and limited shade so you can plan a more active day.
Hill town and salt pans
Explore Erice’s stone streets and hilltop views, then spend time in Trapani’s old town. A separate late-afternoon visit to the salt pans lets you enjoy the light over the windmills and shallow water.
Ancient landscape
Visit Segesta for its temple and theatre set among open hills. It makes a rewarding excursion, or a stop on the journey to Palermo if your holiday continues there.
Island day
Take a hydrofoil from Trapani to spend time ashore on Favignana or Levanzo, or enjoy the coastline and swimming stops on a boat excursion. Our guide explains the different island days.
Start planning
Tell us when you would like to travel and who is coming. For a particular school-holiday week, enquire early for the best choice of dates. We can arrange a stay at Spuma with car hire, or combine it with Palermo and another part of Sicily.
Weekly price guide: £2,800–£5,200, depending on the travel dates.