Make the most of your stay
We offer a range of exclusive experiences to suit the diverse interests of our guests who love culture, agriculture, food, and the wellbeing of both the body and mind.
Olive Grove tour and tasting experience
A stroll through the olive grove, a tour of the olive mill and a taste of our extra virgin olive oils will take you on a journey through the ins and outs of extra virgin olive oil production, the nutritional qualities that make it such a powerful ally for our health, the aromas and feelings on the nose and mouth.
Cooking classes
We are happy to share our family recipes with our guests and let them in on our culinary “secrets”. From street food to the more sophisticated monsù dishes, let your senses take in a host of scents and flavours, reminiscent of an unforgettable experience.
Sports and activities
Look no further for activities that regenerate your body and soothe your soul, like jogging through the olive groves, riding a bicycle up and down rolling hills or as far as the seashore, walking on a sandy beach and swimming.
Beaches
Unspoilt beaches await you along the coast only few kilometres away from Mandranova. You can easily get there by car or on a boat trip. No need to worry about your picnic, we will take care of that too. On your way back, a light tan and a reinvigorating feeling will have you reminisce on such a memorable day.
Out and about
With so much culture and so many archaeological sites, nature reserves and contemporary artworks, the surroundings of Mandranova are a veritable trove of hidden gems.
The majestic Valley of the Temples, an unrivalled archaeological landmark, is just 20 kilometres away from Mandranova.
Lovers and fans of Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa’s “The Leopard” will certainly see fit to visit the small town of Palma di Montechiaro, which inspired the places in which the story is set.
Favara, also known for pistachios and typical Easter desserts, is now a popular hub of contemporary art.
Scala dei Turchi, Torre Salsa, Bovo Marina and Eraclea Minoa are all equally enchanting beaches.
Burgio and Caltabellotta are stunning medieval villages perched atop the nearby hills.
Heading toward Catania, just off the urban area of Piazza Armerina, you can marvel at the exquisite mosaic floors of the Villa Romana del Casale or drive to Caltagirone, where the art of ceramics is alive and thriving.
