The hot tub is not a swimming pool
The heated rooftop hot tub measures approximately 1.80 × 1.80 metres and is 0.50–0.70 metres deep. It is a good place to sit and look over the sea, but it should not be treated as a pool.
Seafront family villa near Avola
A contemporary three-bedroom villa with direct access to the rocky shoreline, a sandy beach around 100 metres away and broad sea-facing terraces with a rooftop hot tub.
ExpertoItaly opinion
Villa Eramor’s strongest feature is its immediate relationship with the coast. The rocky shoreline is around 10 metres away and reached directly from the property, while a sandy beach is approximately 100 metres away on foot.
The villa works particularly well for one family with children or teenagers, or two couples travelling with children. Its 200 m² of terraces give outdoor life more space than the 100 m² interior, and Noto, Siracusa, Vendicari and Marzamemi are all practical by car.
Best for: sea-focused families, two couples with children and multigenerational parties booking the adjacent Montalbano Suite as well.
Less suitable for: three adult couples wanting equivalent bedrooms, guests expecting a private swimming pool, car-free stays or complete seclusion.

Sea-facing outdoor space is the villa’s principal strength; the hot tub is on the upper solarium.

The compact open-plan living and dining area opens directly to the sea-facing terrace.
Adjacent accommodation: Montalbano Suite is immediately next door and may be rented separately. It has its own entrance and outdoor accommodation. When both properties are booked together, the combined capacity rises to nine guests across four bedrooms and four bathrooms.
Before you choose it
The heated rooftop hot tub measures approximately 1.80 × 1.80 metres and is 0.50–0.70 metres deep. It is a good place to sit and look over the sea, but it should not be treated as a pool.
Both double bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms. The third bedroom is a smaller twin using the separate third shower room, so the arrangement is more natural for children than for a third adult couple.
Direct access is to the rocky shoreline rather than directly onto the sandy beach. Families with very young children, older guests and anyone with restricted mobility should discuss the precise access before booking.
The beach is close on foot, but restaurants, shops and the centre of Avola are around 3 km away. A car is needed for everyday shopping and for exploring Noto, Siracusa and the wider south-east.
Bedrooms and bathrooms

Two principal bedrooms
The two double bedrooms are the strongest rooms in the house. Each has its own en-suite shower room, making the villa comfortable for parents and another adult couple.

Smaller third bedroom
The smaller twin is best allocated to children or teenagers. A third bathroom with shower serves this room. All principal accommodation is on the ground floor, with air conditioning and heat-pump heating throughout.
Interior scale: the villa has approximately 100 m² of indoor accommodation. It is well organised for a family of six, but may feel compact for six adults spending long periods inside.
Time at the villa
The scale is in the outdoor space: broad terraces, shade and the sea are the reasons to spend unstructured days here.

The broad main terrace has outdoor lounge seating, sun loungers and uninterrupted open-sea views.

A pergola-shaded dining table and adjacent seating make long lunches and evening meals outside practical.

Sun loungers sit along the sea edge of the terrace, with the rocky shoreline immediately below.

The outdoor space extends to an upper solarium with a heated hot tub and small bar area.

A compact sitting area, dining table and kitchen share one bright, contemporary space.

The kitchen includes a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, fridge and freezer, with a clear dining area for six.
Amenities and included services






Location and distances
Villa Eramor sits on the coast at Calabernardo, near Avola. The position gives immediate access to the sea while keeping Noto and Siracusa within straightforward driving distance.
This is a useful base for a week centred on beaches and outdoor living, with selected days for the Baroque towns, Vendicari and Marzamemi. Catania is the more practical airport for this part of Sicily.
Practical point: the villa is not walk-to-town. Shops, restaurants and everyday services are around 3 km away.

From the villa
Villa Eramor works best when sea days are balanced with a small number of well-shaped excursions. These pages help decide what each day should contain and when a second base would improve the route.
Baroque town
Noto is close enough for an evening as well as a daytime visit. If you want several Baroque towns, decide which belong together rather than turning the day into a checklist.
City and archaeology
Ortigia, the archaeological park and the food market can fill a rewarding day. Parking and timing matter, particularly in summer, so the visit benefits from a clear plan.
Nature and coast
Vendicari’s beaches and walking routes combine naturally with Marzamemi, but the exact balance should reflect the season, heat and how much time the group wants on foot.
Wider route
For seven nights, Villa Eramor can work as a single coastal base. For ten to fourteen nights, combining it with Etna, Ragusa or western Sicily usually creates a better-balanced journey.
Start planning
Tell us who is travelling, your preferred dates and what you would like to include elsewhere in Sicily. We will confirm availability and design the route around the villa.
Weekly price guide: £2,800–£4,200, depending on the travel dates.