The B&B Mediterraneo Mare e Sole is the territory on the coast of Palma di Montechiaro, Gibildolce n. 73, (SP84), a few miles from Agrigento, one of the most beautiful coast of Sicily facing Africa, where the sun, at the end of the day, is thrown into the sea creating the African unparalleled color and wonderful.

Five hundred meters from the B&B Mediterraneo Mare e Sole is located in Marina di Palma, with its local and sandy beaches, where you can make healthy walks at night after a dinner of typical and genuine products.

Ten minutes drive from the B&B Mediterraneo Mare e Sole arrives in San Leone, another seaside resort, with its cafes, even outdoors, offering entertainment of various kinds, lasting until dawn.

Located six kilometers from the B&B Mediterraneo Mare e Sole there is the town of Palma di Montechiaro with its architectural treasures such as the mother church, the palace of the Piarists, who in 800 was a place frequented by young aristocrats of culture throughout Italy, now home the municipality, the ducal palace, where the "Tomasi" dwelt at length.

Palma di Montechiaro has become famous for his novel "The Leopard", written by Giuseppe Maria Tomasi di Lampedusa, the last heir of the Tomasi, which was made into the eponymous film by Visconti with Burt Lancaster, Claudia Cardinale, Alain Delon and many other great performers, where they relive the "Donnafugata" of novel situations, figures and monuments that coincide with the history of Palma.

From B&B Mediterraneo Mare e Sole in ten minutes by car you arrive in Agrigento with its "Valley of the Temples" a Unesco World Heritage Site. A beautiful valley where you can admire the temples of Magna Grecia, very impressive, especially when lit up at night.

From B&B Mediterraneo Mare e Sole can make excursions to the tourist and cultural interest in all of Sicily during a single day, because you can reach easily and quickly.

From Porto Empedocle, twenty kilometers away from the B&B Mediterraneo Mare e Sole, the daily ferry, hydrofoil in the summer to Lampedusa.