A lost paradise in the middle of the Mediterranean, between Sicily and Tunisia, Pantelleria is a wild, volcanic island crisscrossed with hiking trails and rows of vines and olive trees. It has no beaches, but plenty of character. Parisian Margot Guelfi and Milanese Massimiliano Panseca left their hectic urban lives behind to create a haven of peace here, Parco dei Sesi: a hybrid concept combining a mini-hotel built from lava stone with only 13 rooms, reserved for adults, an artists' residence, and an organic farm.

Its restaurant celebrates sun-drenched local produce. Its pool and rooftop terraces overlook the Mediterranean. Its yoga studio and massage rooms invite relaxation. Between the hotel's slow-living ethos and the energy of the volcanic earth, magic happens.

PARCO DEI SESI
STRADA PERIMETRALE OVEST 95, PANTELLERIA (ITALY)
PARCODEISESI.COM