The Sikania Resort in Marina di Butera has reopened for the summer season following an investment of over €500,000 which led, among other things, to the construction of a latest-generation photovoltaic system for the self-production of electricity.
Located in the province of Caltanissetta, on the southern coast of Sicily, the resort is immersed in the natural oasis of Tenutella and has SIC (site of community interest) certification and 218 rooms overlooking the sea in lush Mediterranean vegetation. The property organizes manual workshops for children, creatively familiarizing them with the natural materials and their intrinsic properties, for example working on eggshells, and with pigments taken from fruit or vegetable peels.
A vocation for natural holidays and authentic experiences
The €500,000 came from Lindbergh Hotels&Resorts which manages the complex, and was invested in photovoltaic panels placed non-invasively on the roof and on the car park canopies. The hotel’s vocation is increasingly oriented towards natural holidays and authentic experiences. Beginning with the opening of the Grill Restaurant on the beach where fresh fish is grilled to the selection of labels from local wineries, to the addition of a new pizzeria for a tasty alternative to the main restaurant, and the creation of a new pool bar by the pool for delicious and refreshing breaks.
