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ADLER Spa Resort Sicilia
SicilyADLER Spa Resort Sicilia
SicilyKeeping a low profile beside the Torre Salsa Nature Reserve, Adler Spa Resort presides over pinewoods cascading to the shores of southern Sicily; a contemporary hideout for the eco-conscious, its ambience is one of utter relaxation.
Keeping a low profile beside the Torre Salsa Nature Reserve, Adler Spa Resort presides over pinewoods cascading to the shores of southern Sicily; a contemporary hideout for the eco-conscious, its ambience is one of utter relaxation.
Hilltop resorts usually command the attention of the masses, though Adler Spa almost feels like a Sicilian secret hidden in plain sight. Designed with the landscape in mind, this one-storey retreat encourages guests to appreciate its environment, showcased best on a short stroll to the sprawling beach below. There, golden sands appear almost untouched, save for sunloungers inviting guests to get lost in a good book. Flanked by the scent of pine groves and beckoned by the call of soft waves lapping the shore, there’s a sense here that everything is allowed to just be.
As the name suggests, wellness sits at the heart of the resort, manifested in both spa treatments and sport. Hiking, cycling and yoga – to name just a few – may inspire relaxation for some, while for others, the more traditional route to repose lies below ground. Set neatly into the hillside, panoramic views are a defining feature of the circular spa, though none can quite beat the sunset seen from the Thalasso tub.
- 90 suites including 14 family suites, all with a private terrace
- Spread over a large area of grassland, the resort is a modern oasis that feels tranquil even when full
- Striving to be fully sustainable, Adler Spa educates guests on their practices through a sustainability tour, and invites them to join beach cleans
- Families will delight in the kids club, and though the spa is adults only, there are some specialist children’s treatments to pamper little ones
- The Sea View and Osteria restaurants are the place to be for local food and wine, though excursions to nearby Caltabellotta are also on the cards for a more traditional restaurant experience
- Adler’s weekly activity programme branches out from the resort, including excursions to The Valley of the Temples and Sciacca
- 90 suites including 14 family suites, all with a private terrace
- Spread over a large area of grassland, the resort is a modern oasis that feels tranquil even when full
- Striving to be fully sustainable, Adler Spa educates guests on their practices through a sustainability tour, and invites them to join beach cleans
- Families will delight in the kids club, and though the spa is adults only, there are some specialist children’s treatments to pamper little ones
- The Sea View and Osteria restaurants are the place to be for local food and wine, though excursions to nearby Caltabellotta are also on the cards for a more traditional restaurant experience
- Adler’s weekly activity programme branches out from the resort, including excursions to The Valley of the Temples and Sciacca
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