Contemporary seafront villa near Noto

Villa Dama

A contemporary four-bedroom seafront villa with immediate beach access, a heated 17-metre pool and a strong base for Noto, Vendicari and Siracusa.

4 bedrooms4 bathroomsSleeps 8Heated 3.5 × 17 m saltwater pool£7,000–£11,200 per week

ExpertoItaly opinion

Contemporary seafront living, with the coast in daily view

Villa Dama earns its place through a rare combination: the sandy beach is just beyond the house, the long heated pool runs towards the sea, and four well-balanced double bedrooms each have a private shower room. The architecture keeps the water visible through wide glass openings and from the upper terraces.

It works equally well as a beach villa and as a base for the Baroque south-east. Noto, Vendicari, Marzamemi and Siracusa bring culture, nature and good food within a varied week, while included midweek housekeeping makes longer villa days feel easy. A car is strongly recommended for the best version of the stay.

Best for: four couples, two families with older children, or a multigenerational group happy with four double beds. Guests needing twin rooms or a shallow children’s section in the pool should choose carefully.

  • Sandy beach: approximately 20 m
  • Villa: approximately 160 m²
  • Private terrace: approximately 100 m²
  • Heated pool: open year-round
Open-plan living room at Villa Dama looking towards the sea

Full-height openings connect the living space with the pool terrace and coastline.

Upper terrace, pool and sea at Villa Dama

Upper terraces look across the 17-metre pool to the water below.

Before you choose it

The principal planning decisions

Four couples or two families

All four bedrooms are doubles with private shower rooms, so the villa is unusually balanced for adult friends. Two families also work well when the children are comfortable sharing double beds; no twin configuration is confirmed.

One bedroom on the ground floor

One double bedroom and its en-suite shower room are on the entrance level, while the other three are upstairs. This can help a multigenerational group, but the villa should not be described as fully accessible.

A long pool with one depth

The heated saltwater pool measures 3.5 × 17 metres and is 1.20 metres deep throughout, with a hydromassage corner. There is no separate shallow children’s pool, so younger or uncertain swimmers need supervision.

The beach is close; a car still matters

The sandy beach, a restaurant and a delicatessen are all close to the villa. A car remains strongly recommended for Noto, Vendicari, Siracusa, Marzamemi and wider south-east Sicily; private parking is provided.

Bedrooms and bathrooms

Four equal double suites across two floors

Sea-facing double bedroom with terrace at Villa Dama

Four double bedrooms

One downstairs and three upstairs

Each bedroom has a 160 × 200 cm double bed. One suite is on the ground floor; the remaining three are upstairs, where sea-facing terraces make the coastal setting part of the morning routine.

Contemporary en-suite shower room at Villa Dama

Four en-suite shower rooms

Consistent privacy for every bedroom

Every bedroom has its own contemporary shower room, giving four couples or two families a straightforward level of privacy. The ground-floor suite helps with room allocation, although step-free use of the whole property is not confirmed.

Time at the villa

Seafront days built around the pool and terrace

Villa days have a clear rhythm: swim in the long heated pool, cross to the shoreline, then bring everyone together around the outdoor table as the light changes over the sea.

Heated saltwater pool and sea at Villa Dama

Heated saltwater pool

The 17-metre pool is heated to approximately 24–26°C, open year-round and finished with a hydromassage corner.

Pool edge, sandy beach and rocky shoreline at Villa Dama

The sea at the doorstep

A small sandy beach lies approximately 20 metres away, with rocky shoreline close by for a different coastal setting.

Outdoor dining terrace overlooking the sea at Villa Dama

Outdoor dining

The long dining table, barbecue and sea view make breakfast, lunch and relaxed evening meals an easy part of the stay.

Open-plan living and dining room with sea view at Villa Dama

Open-plan living

Living and dining areas open directly towards the pool terrace, keeping indoor time bright and closely connected to the coast.

Contemporary kitchen at Villa Dama looking through to the sea

Well-equipped kitchen

Five induction zones, two fridges, oven, microwave, dishwasher and several coffee options support a full self-catering week.

Furnished upper terrace with direct sea view at Villa Dama

Sea-facing terraces

Furnished upper terraces give the three first-floor bedrooms private places to pause above the pool and shoreline.

Villa amenities

Comfort and practicalities

  • Air conditioning and heating in every room
  • Wi-Fi, five Smart TVs and two Bluetooth speakers
  • Washer-dryer, iron and four hairdryers
  • Private parking and an electric-vehicle charger
  • Midweek housekeeping and linen and towel changes included

Kitchen and family

  • Five-zone induction hob, electric oven and microwave
  • Dishwasher, two fridges, freezer and deep-freezer
  • Espresso machine, percolator, kettle, toaster and mixer
  • Cot and highchair available
  • Welcome basket and table linen included

Outdoors and extra care

  • Heated 3.5 × 17 metre saltwater pool, 1.20 metres deep
  • Hydromassage corner, sun loungers and outdoor shower
  • Outdoor lounge, dining area and barbecue
  • Pool towels with a midweek change included
  • Cook, babysitting, massage, shopping, yoga and transfers on request

Location

A beach base for Noto and the Baroque south-east

Villa Dama sits on the low coast at Marina di Noto, where the sea is part of everyday villa life rather than a separate excursion. Mornings can begin on the sand or beside the pool, and evenings can stay local when the group wants a simple coastal rhythm.

Inland, Noto introduces honey-coloured Baroque streets, cafés and evening passeggiate. South along the coast, Vendicari and Marzamemi bring nature, beaches and harbour atmosphere; north, Siracusa adds archaeology and Ortigia’s lanes. The location works because beach time and purposeful cultural days can alternate without changing base.

Villa Dama beside the sea at Marina di Noto

A contemporary coastal base with private parking and the shoreline directly in front.

Everyday essentials

  • Sandy beach20 m
  • Rocky shoreline50 m
  • Restaurant100 m
  • Delicatessen600 m
  • Noto shops and services7 km
  • Noto Monday market7 km

Coast and transport

  • Rosolini railway station20 km
  • Marzamemi diving20 km
  • Portopalo horse riding25 km
  • Pachino tennis30 km
  • Catania airport85 km
  • Comiso airport85 km

Days out and activities

  • Noto7 km
  • Vendicari Nature ReserveNearby
  • Marzamemi21 km
  • Siracusa38 km
  • Taormina145 km

From the villa

Four South-East Sicily days worth planning

Villa Dama gives the week a natural coastal centre. These guides help you choose the days when Noto, Vendicari, Marzamemi or Siracusa should take the lead.

Baroque town

Give Noto an unhurried afternoon and evening

Noto is close enough for a measured visit rather than a rushed checklist. Leave time for the cathedral, side streets, a granita stop and the evening light along Corso Vittorio Emanuele.

Read the Val di Noto guide

Nature and coast

Pair Vendicari with a simple beach day

Vendicari works best when the group is ready for coastal walking, birdlife and low-key beaches rather than organised facilities. Choose the reserve entrance and timing before setting out.

Explore Sicily’s south-eastern coast

Fishing village

Save Marzamemi for harbour light and dinner

Marzamemi’s compact harbour, tuna-fishing history and restaurants suit a later start. In high summer, book ahead and let the evening atmosphere justify the drive.

Plan more of South-East Sicily

City and archaeology

Give Siracusa a proper cultural day

Combine the archaeological park with Ortigia’s lanes, market and waterfront rather than treating Siracusa as a quick stop. The city adds depth to an otherwise beach-led villa week.

Read the Siracusa guide

Start planning

Plan a holiday featuring Villa Dama

Tell us who is travelling, your preferred dates and whether the wider holiday should lean towards beaches, Baroque towns or a longer Sicily route. We will confirm availability and shape the stay around the group.

Weekly price guide: £7,000–£11,200, depending on the travel dates.

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