Four couples work especially well
All four bedrooms are proper doubles and each has its own shower room. The arrangement gives eight adults substantially more privacy than a typical family villa with shared bathrooms or secondary sleeping places.
Seafront villa in Marina di Modica
A sea-facing base for four couples or an adult family, pairing a 2,000 m² Mediterranean garden and broad terraces with the Baroque towns and beaches of south-east Sicily.
ExpertoItaly opinion
Villa Molia is at its best when the garden, pergolas and sea-facing terraces become the living room. The approximately 2,000 m² grounds and 200 m² of terraces create several distinct places to eat, read and gather, while the rocky shore is only about 50 metres away.
The four double bedrooms and five bathrooms suit adults sharing especially well. One bedroom is in the main house; three are in a separate annexe and reached from outside, giving each couple privacy but making the arrangement less natural for families with very young children.
Best for: four couples, adult families, or families with older children who value the coast, outdoor living and easy drives to the Val di Noto. It is less suitable for guests expecting a large resort-style pool or all bedrooms under one roof.

A broad roof terrace creates a natural place for slow mornings and late-afternoon drinks.

The pergola brings dining, barbecuing and relaxed seating into one generous outdoor room.
Before you choose it
All four bedrooms are proper doubles and each has its own shower room. The arrangement gives eight adults substantially more privacy than a typical family villa with shared bathrooms or secondary sleeping places.
The main house contains one double bedroom. The other three doubles are in a separate annexe and each is reached from outside, which is useful for independence but needs thought for younger children or anyone wanting all rooms connected internally.
The rocky shore is about 50 metres away and the nearest sandy beach is approximately 900 metres away, but the villa works as a driving base for shops, restaurants and Baroque towns. Private parking is provided within the grounds.
The private pool measures 3.5 × 5.5 metres and is 1.30 metres deep. It is open year-round, with no confirmed shallow section or fencing, so it is a place to cool off rather than the villa’s main selling point and requires close supervision for children.
Bedrooms and bathrooms

Four proper double bedrooms
The main house has one double bedroom with its own shower room. The separate annexe contains three further double bedrooms, each with a private shower room and its own external entrance.

Five bathrooms
Each double bedroom has a private shower room. A further small bathroom beside the laundry in the main house brings the total to five, which makes the villa particularly practical for adults sharing.
Time at the villa
The compact pool is useful for a refreshing dip, but the garden, pergolas and terraces are what give Villa Molia its relaxed coastal rhythm.

The 3.5 × 5.5 metre above-ground pool sits within an approximately 2,000 m² Mediterranean garden, with loungers and an external shower nearby.

A large pergola-covered patio combines dining, barbecue and lounge areas, giving the group a practical shaded base through the warmest part of the day.

Outdoor sofas face the sea through Mediterranean planting, creating a quieter alternative to the dining terrace and pool area.

Three terraces provide different places for morning coffee, reading and drinks, with the sea remaining part of the view.

The kitchen includes an induction hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher, two fridges, freezer, espresso machine and ice maker.

The main living and dining room is practical rather than formal, with air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a Smart TV for easy evenings at home.
Villa amenities






Location
Villa Molia sits close to the rocky shoreline at Marina di Modica, with a sandy beach approximately 900 metres away and Pozzallo about 6 kilometres along the coast. The setting suits guests who want the sea to shape daily life without giving up cultural days.
Scicli, Modica, Ragusa and Noto open the Val di Noto in different directions. A car is essential, but the driving pattern is useful: easy coast time can be balanced with selected town visits rather than trying to cover the entire region in a single day.

A planted coastal setting with the sea close at hand and the Baroque south-east within driving reach.
From the villa
Villa Molia works best when sea-facing villa days are balanced with a small number of purposeful outings. These choices keep the week varied without turning it into a driving holiday.
Baroque towns
Scicli is the closest Baroque town and deserves time on its own. Add Modica for churches, steep streets and chocolate, or Ragusa for a longer cultural day, rather than rushing all three.
Nature and coast
Vendicari is for walking, wetlands and open coastal landscapes. Treat it as a nature-reserve visit, then use Marina di Modica or Pozzallo when the priority is straightforward sand and swimming.
Baroque and coast
Noto is approximately 38 kilometres away. Visit early or later in summer, protecting the hottest part of the day for the sea or villa rather than forcing too many stops into one outing.
Longer cultural day
Siracusa is about 70 kilometres away and merits an unhurried day for Ortigia and Greek archaeology. It is a worthwhile longer outing, not an add-on after several other towns.
Start planning
Tell us who is travelling, your preferred dates and whether you want Villa Molia as a settled seven-night base or paired with another part of Sicily. We will confirm the bedroom arrangement, availability and route around the villa.
Indicative weekly price guide: £3,080–£6,160, depending on the travel dates. Rates for your chosen season will be confirmed before booking.