SICILY
127 Tours Reviewed
This day makes Etna food feel personal, not staged. With Chris and Barbara at the wheel, you spend around 7 hours eating your way through small villages at the foot of the volcano, far from the usual day-trip lanes. I…
Palermo tastes better when the sun is low. This 2.5-hour street-food walking tour strings together major landmarks in central Palermo while you stop often to sample Sicilian bites as evening cools the streets. It’s timed well for first-timers: you get…
Wine in the hills beats any tasting room. I like how this organic stop is set on the mountainside of Monte Genuardo near Sambuca di Sicilia, with a proper guided route from vineyard to bottle. I love that you get…
Etna is better when you walk it. This private Mt Etna tour from Taormina pairs a guided trek near the active craters with a wine-cellar stop on the volcano’s slopes, so you get both the raw landscape and the payoff.…
Ortigia can feel like a maze until food maps it. This guided Ortigia food tour blends history and street-food tasting in about 3 hours, so you learn the why behind what you’re eating while you walk. Two things I really…
Sambuca di Sicilia, but make it delicious. This guided Di Giovanna Winery experience takes you to the countryside on the Monte Genuardo nature reserve, with a real look at how the wines are made and how they’re best enjoyed. You’ll…
Etna changes the way you see volcanoes. This small-group Mt Etna walking tour pairs a crater-and-lava trek with a lava tunnel visit, then finishes with Sicilian comfort food like Arancino. I love that the group is limited to 8 people,…
Etna tastes otherworldly. This private day pairs a guided crater walk with a top-station stop on Mount Etna and time for serious Sicilian wine. I like the private pickup in Catania and the air-conditioned ride that keeps the day calm.…
Sicily tastes like a whole conversation. In a max 8-person group, you bounce between Taormina, Syracuse, and Palermo for hands-on cooking, market stops, and wine moments that feel local, not staged. You get a foodie guide plus time to wander…
Catania tastes better with a guide on your side. This 3-hour street food tour strings together Catania’s most photogenic sights with real local bites, from Piazza Duomo to the port area, so you’re not just eating—you’re learning the city through…
Wine tasting in Palermo that feels like a local aperitivo If you want Sicily in a glass, this Palermo tasting is a tidy way to get it fast. You’ll spend about 2 hours in a cozy wine bar in the…
Trapani runs on food, salt air, and street-level stories. This 2 to 3 hour walking tour pairs the historic center of Sicily’s Trapani with five tasting breaks, so you get oriented fast and leave with a satisfied stomach. I especially…
Etna is not a polite volcano. This day mixes a guided hike among lava terrain with a wine tasting and lunch afterward, all within an 8-hour outing that starts at 8:30 am. I love the safety-first setup (helmets and flashlights/torches…
Palermo tastes better with a chef walking. This 3-hour group experience turns the historic quarter into a food lesson, with Chef Fulvio guiding you through the streets and into Palermo’s oldest markets. I like that you get a real full…
Street food leads the way in Palermo. On this 3-hour guided walk, I like how classic tastings (arancine, panelle, crocché, sfincione, cannolo) are paired with stops you can actually see—Teatro Massimo, the Cathedral, and the Quattro Canti. I also like…
