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Le Madonie is the most prestigious golfing venue on the island of Sicily, thanks to its renowned championship golf course, set high on the cliff top overlooking the sea.




Spanning the gentle undulations of the coastal landscape, Le Madonie measures 6,570 yards, and was designed by Luigi Rota Caremole. The challenging par-72 layout is peppered with lakes, while the course's construction involved planting no less than 5,000 trees.
Risk versus reward is the best way to describe the challenge at Le Madonie, with a number of spectacular holes that can make or break the scorecard.
The course's sophisticated construction ensures that the fairways and greens are immaculate, and playing under the trusty Sicilian sunshine is a true pleasure at this magnificent golf holiday destination.
| Facilities |
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| Outdoor Swimming Pool |
| Air-Conditioning |
| Satellite TV |
| Driving Range |
| Pro Shop |
The Le Madonie Resort has 32 lovely private villas, that are located throughout the golf course, and offer outstanding accommodation that is particularly appropriate for large groups and families.
Facing the blue waters of the Bay of Cefalù, every villa is made from locally cut rock, and is equipped with air-conditioning, satellite television, direct dial telephone, internet access, safe deposit box and a terrace.
There are both two and four bedroom villas, and the charming style which reflects the region's rich character is sure to provide a special base for a golf holiday in stunning Sicily.
If the golden sand of the Sicilian coastline is not enough, guests at Le Madonie can make use of the swimming pool and the luxurious wellness centre.Le Madonie's main restaurant opens out on to the terrace, affording terrific views.
Palermo's position on the historic trading routes has left it with a distinctive culinary tradition; pasta and ice cream are among the specialities.
Head to Antica Focacceria di San Francesco (Via Paternostro), which has been supplying Palermo's workers local specials like calzone and panini stuffed with ricotta and calf innards since 1834.
For fine dining, Mi Manda Picone is among Palermo's best (Via A Paternostro).