Capofaro Resort

Malfa (ME) - Salina, Italy

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Suspended between sky and sea on the island of Salina, Capofaro Resort clings to the slopes of the Didyme volcanoes, facing Stromboli and amid the enchanting landscape of the Aeolian Islands Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The resort’s dazzling white buildings, so typical of the region, blend harmoniously with the endless vineyards. Each room, decorated in a deliberately minimalist style respect the aeolian architecture, opens onto a terrace with sea or mountains views. Estate-grown produce and ingredients from the surrounding countryside provide the chefs with daily inspiration for a menu that’s a contemporary tribute to the culinary traditions of the Aeolian Islands. Guests at Capofaro Resort feel a profound sense of connection to the island by hiking on its volcanoes, sailing among its secluded coves and tasting wine on the very land where it was produced. Yoga retreats are also popular here for reconnecting with yourself.

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Sira Ristorante Capofaro Restaurant

Chef Matteo Manco

Cooking classics

Sira restaurant–which means “tonight” in Sicilian–celebrates the joy of gathering around the table. Chef Matteo Manco blends his Salento roots with Salina’s volcanic energy in gourmet dishes, where estate-grown seasonal produce and the catch of the day bring to life the unique spirit of this destination.

Closing dates

25/10/2026 to 15/04/2027

Plan your visit to the Restaurant Sira Ristorante Capofaro

Children welcome from 10 years old and kids menu

Pets welcome

Disabled access

Dietary preferences

Car park

Outdoor seating available

Culinary experiences offered by the property

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In the vineyards of Malvasia

Discover Malvasia wines in the vineyards that shape the landscapes of Salina. Led by Capofaro's sommelier, you'll explore the estate to understand every nuance of this multifaceted grape, whose white and black varieties are so emblematic of southern Italy. You’ll enjoy a guided tasting, accompanied–if you wish–by a picnic set directly among the vines, for an unforgettable immersion in the heart of the estate.