It is a house in the historical centre of Marsala and just a few hundred meters from the sea cliffs of Capo Boeo, where you can dive to enjoy the fresh and transparent water The House is on the 2° floor of a common court and a staircase leads to a large entrance, where you pass into a corridor with a large closet where you can put your bags or what is cumbersome. From the hallway you pass into a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge a oven and all that a family needs There are two bedrooms. In one of them there are two single beds. Three TV sets, one of which in a room with a sofa. From the two bedrooms you get out to a balcony from where you can overlook the sea of Capo Boeo. The other bedroom is spacious. It has a double bed with a large cupboard and a console with mirror. The bathroom is big enough and includes a tub/shower. There is also a washing machine for the washing of the linens. The House is suitable mainly for a couple or a family up to four persons.

I am a retired school teacher. I'm married and I have two daughters and one son. I like meeting new people to know their culture. I like cooking and I think I am good enough in preparing typical sicilian dishes. My wife is a teacher and she is very good in the kitchen. She can cook very delicious cakes and our guests often appreciate them.

Marsala is a coastal town in the province of Trapani in Sicily, Italy, which attracts visitors from all over Europe.Situated close to Trapani Airport, the town offers numerous historical attractions and an archaeological museum.A hydrofoil runs from Favignana to the Egadi Islands three times a day in winter and spring and more often in summer. Some services also call at the island of Marettimo.Apartments for rent in Marsala and holiday lets are available all year round.The main square in Marsala, Piazza della Repubblica, is situated in front of the town´s Duomo, dedicated to St. Thomas a Becket.No trip to this region is complete without sampling the famous sweet Marsala wine on offer in bars throughout the town. A wine road has also been created for tourists connecting wine producers who offer guided tours and tastings. A hydrofoil runs from Favignana to the Egadi Islands three times a day in winter and spring and more often in summer. The shores and beaches are just a few kilometres away and can be reached by car or bus A few miles from Marsala, there is the charming landscape of the Stagnone lagoon with the Phoenician Island of Mozia, accessible by a ferry.