We were blown away by Camilla’s place. The pictures do not do it justice. It is stunning. The house is surrounded by the majestic hills and the magnificent segesta temple in the background. When you stay there, you are at one with nature.
Camilla and her husband are welcoming and generous. They gave us eggs from their chickens, home made jam and oil. You can also buy lovely things they have made on the farm.
The farm has some animals and wonderful wildlife all around. We loved seeing lizards, gekkos, a donkey, sheep, dogs and a dragon fly.
Wild flowers and fruit, herbs and vegetables planted by Camilla surround the little cottage. Inside, it is fashionably furnished with antique pieces and is clean and comfortable.
There is a swing and a small playground for babies/children to enjoy.
There is also a great bbq, where we cooked fish and steak. Poolside evenings with dinner and wine overlooking the sunset were divine.
In the daytime, we cooled off in the pool. I felt like a goddess gazing across the mountains to the temple.
It was really worth the rocky drive up the road to reach the farm. We are definitely coming back.