An arch leads to the dining room, fitted with all old Sicilian
furniture. This room gives direct access to the kitchen the bedrooms
and the bathroom. Only the bathroom does not have a door window
overlooking the loggias running on the two sides of the house. The
built-in kitchen has majolica work tops, wooden cabinets and all
necessary equipment such as fridge, freezer and microwave. The main
bedroom has a painted chest of drawers and built-in wardrobe while the
bunk bedroom, besides the built-in wardrobe, has a writing table.
Bathroom has a comfortable built-in shower, while a second heated
shower is to be found just beyond the loggia, under the foliage of an
olive tree. The 2 loggias are the most peculiar feature of the Eoliana
and, make an important extension to the house, allowing a life "en
plein air". Walking out of the kitchen is an outdoor built-in cooking
area fitted with gas oven, where one can cook and dine "al fresco".
The washing machine is in the laundry-house, a free standing building
with a washtub outside. Sat TV, central heating, safe, interphone,
garden furniture and solarium furniture is provided. Cot available
upon request. Parasols and sun deck chairs are available on our
private area of the sandy beach.

The estate is located approximately 60km west of Messina on the
Tyrrhenian Sea, in that part of the Gulf of Patti enclosed within Cape
Tyndaris and Cape Calavà. Set amidst renowned scenic country, it makes
a superb base for exploring all our beautiful Island has to offer. It
faces the Aeolian Islands; Vulcano is only 11 miles away and, easily
reachable by means of small speedboats. Our seawater is warm and
clean; the shore is sandy with gently rising water. Peculiar to this
area of the Sicilian coast is the sequence of rocky capes embedded
into beautiful sandy shores, all sloping down into blue, crystal clear
waters. Rising steeply at the back of the coast are the Nebrodi
Mountains (Nebrodi Natural Park) which are the main reason why this
province is so green and cool; not only they offer great protection
against the African all-oppressive hot winds coming from the South,
but, also, the great quantity of water sources existing allow
vegetation to grow thickly. All this improves dramatically the micro
climate of the area. Olive-trees and, other typical Mediterranean
plants offer rich and striking view, extending from the salty
fragrance of the seashore, right up to the pastures of Mount Etna.
Historically, in this area there are some of the most ancient Greek
and Roman Sicilian sites such as the Greek Theatre in Tyndaris or the
Roman Villa in Patti (with mosaic floors no less important than the
ones in Piazza Armerina). There are also two beautiful Norman Castles,
in Milazzo and in Montalbano Elicona, belonging to Frederic the Second
and quite a number of Saracen Towers along the coast. Do keep in mind
that lots of different cultures passed through this land, as
conquerors : Arabs, Byzantines, Normans, Spanish and French. Taormina,
Cefalù, the Island of Stromboli and Mount Etna are all within a range
of 100kms, while Palermo and Catania are one and a half hour away by
motorway. Therefore a stay at the Baglio or at the Palme is an ideal,
relaxed and easy way to discover a good part of "Our Sicily" and of
its beauties.