The Blue Window 🏡 is the perfect cosy and relaxing space where to enjoy seaside and green view while you are on vacation or remotely working. It is located in Augusta, a seaside strategic place between Catania and Siracusa, just three hundred meters from a beautiful hidden Sicilian gem: Acqua Santa pebble stone beach, a cove in the shape of a bay. Once here you won’t want to leave this charming, one-of-a-kind place in the middle of the Sicilian east coast!

Hello I'm Gabriele 🤗 I'm a Sicilian "giovanotto" with a global mindset. Avid sailor passionate about cooking! I love welcoming guests to The Blue Window, sharing local secrets and tips about cafe, restaurants and special things to visit nearby. I try to create for you moments that feel like home. Hosting and welcoming people is my favorite way to meet the world! ☀️

Guests love the peaceful seaside vibe of The Blue Window — close to hidden coves, delicious restaurants and cafe, and natural and historic gems like Brucoli and Ortigia. It’s the perfect base to explore eastern Sicily’s coast, culture, and unforgettable sunsets over the sea 🌅 Top picks nearby: - Acqua Santa (some minutes by foot), a small pebble stone beach. A quiet spot to experience the everyday rhythm of coastal Sicily. - Brucoli, a charming fishing village with a picturesque canal, colorful boats, and excellent seafood restaurants. Ideal for sunset walks and relaxed dinners by the sea. - Baia del Silenzio, a peaceful bay with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Surrounded by nature, it’s also one of the most tranquil hiking sea spots in the area: especially at sunset where you can admire Brucoli and Etna. - Augusta's historic center, located on the island connected to the mainland, features baroque architecture, piazzas, and a strong maritime identity. - Porta Spagnola, the ancient gateway to Augusta’s old town, built during Spanish rule. A symbolic entrance that marks the city’s strategic military past. - Castello Svevo, an imposing medieval fortress overlooking the sea, once crucial for coastal defense. It reflects Augusta’s role as a key stronghold in the Mediterranean. -Hangar Airships, an impressive early-20th-century industrial structure once used for military airships. Today it stands as a striking landmark of Augusta’s aviation and naval history. - Santa Croce Lighthouse, set on a rocky promontory, offering stunning sea views. A beautiful spot for swimming, photography and quiet contemplation. - Megara Hyblaea, an important archaeological site of an ancient Greek city, dating back to the 8th century BC. Ideal for history lovers curious about Sicily’s classical roots. - Agnone Beach, a long sandy beach with shallow waters, perfect for families and relaxed beach days. Known for its warm sea and laid-back summer vibe.