Perched high above the glittering Mediterranean, this elegant hideaway sits pretty amidst rolling vineyards and wild gardens on a UNESCO-listed volcanic isle. The white-washed buildings peek out between tangles of bougainvillea and swaying palms, while the heady scent of Malvasia grapes ripening on ancient vines fills the air. Let yourself be drawn into the rhythm of island life, where mornings might find you practicing sun salutations on the rooftop, afternoons call for lazy dips in the freshwater pool, and evenings are best spent sampling estate wines as the lighthouse beam sweeps across inky waters.




Life here revolves around good food, great wine and taking things slowly. Start your day with a buffet breakfast featuring island-grown fruits, practice your serve on the padel tennis court, or treat yourself to a massage in the garden pavilion. The clubhouse becomes a social hub as the day wears on, while the restaurant serves up authentic dishes that would make any Sicilian nonna proud. For the ultimate sundowner spot, grab a seat on the panoramic terrace and watch fishing boats bob home across the sparkling sea.
Twenty-seven bright and breezy rooms are scattered throughout the grounds, each with its own distinct character. All come with private terraces - some facing the endless blue horizon, others overlooking the vineyard's ancient amphitheatre where grape harvests have taken place for generations. Classic Aeolian columns frame outdoor spaces draped in flowering vines, while inside, cool white interiors offer a calm retreat from the Mediterranean sun. The decor is elegantly understated, letting those spectacular views take centre stage.
The intoxicating mix of salty sea air and sweet grape-scented breezes that waft through the vineyards - best enjoyed with a chilled glass of the estate's own Malvasia, naturally.
Room 20 and Suit 21 are perched at the estate's highest point, they come with their own ancient working oven - perfect for private dinners under the stars, providing the ultimate experience.
The shuttle service to local villages and the private beach only runs from June to September, so you'll need to factor in transport costs outside these months.
