Giuseppe was very helpful and arranged to meet us when we arrived and was good enough to quickly deliver a spare key when we locked ourselves out of the apartment. He was very keen to be of any assistance and recommended some local attractions. The apartment was clean and equipped with furniture, cutlery and plates but there weren't many of the extras like corkscrews, well, there wasn't a corkscrew. Neither was there a washing machine or breakfast available on site. Not all of the photos were our apartment either. I'm concerned this is sounding more negative than I mean it, it was nice and the host was lovely, I just want to be clear what you'll get. The town is a short walk up a moderate hill, it's not challenging but maybe not for those with mobility issues. Most of the restaurants were closed on Monday, and most of the shops were shut on Sunday. I don't know if this will change in peak season. The beach is literally under the bridge as in the photo. The balcony, out of interest, was south facing and got good sun in the mornings for breakfast on the table in the morning. The bed was a bit firm and wobbly for my taste. This was a very nice visit (we weren't worried about the washing machine) and we enjoyed Giuseppe's recommendations of Segesta and the Zingaro reserve. Which was closed one day for the weather, maybe check before you travel although it wasn't far.