The "Casa del Mare" is located in a strategic spot, just a stone's throw from the centre of Acitrezza and yet in a quiet area where you can fully enjoy your moments of relaxation. Recently renovated and equipped with air conditioning, the house features a living area that opens onto the bathroom and kitchen, a sleeping area, and a cosy inner courtyard accessible through the kitchen. "Casa del Mare" has been thoughtfully decorated to immerse you in the town’s traditions while making you feel right at home. Just a few metres away, you’ll find everything you might need, from traditional trattorias with ocean views to delis for quick meals; a tobacco shop (24-hour), ATM, and convenience store—all within easy reach. Finally, you’ll be charmed by the bakeries with their intoxicating aroma of freshly baked bread and pastries, as well as the classic kiosks where you can enjoy fresh, refreshing local specialities.<br>Acitrezza, a hamlet of Acicastello, is a small village with an ancient fishing tradition overlooking the Ionian Sea, facing the small archipelago of the Cyclops Islands—a site of natural and geological interest. The town offers a wide variety of establishments, including restaurants, pizzerias, bars, ice cream shops, and pubs. During your stay in Acitrezza, you can enjoy its crystal-clear waters at the well-equipped facilities, and for those who love experiences in close contact with nature, you can reach Lachea Island and immerse yourself in the heart of the Cyclops Islands Marine Protected Area. All of this can be enhanced by boat excursions, scuba diving, and day trips to visit Mount Etna—Europe’s tallest active volcano—as well as the most interesting towns along Sicily’s eastern coast, such as Taormina, Syracuse, Noto, and others. Aci Trezza is also known as the setting for Giovanni Verga’s novel *I Malavoglia* and Luchino Visconti’s film *La terra trema*.