SICILY
182 Tours Reviewed
Wine in the shadow of Etna? Yes, please. At Etna Urban Winery, you’ll sample four Etna wines (sparkling, rosè, white, and red) with Sicilian street-food-style bites, then wander the grounds at your own pace. The tasting is a focused experience,…
Some mornings in Palermo are meant for markets. This 3-hour food tour centers on Mercato di Ballarò and turns it into a guided walk where you eat as you go. I love the personal, family-style feel the team brings, especially…
Catania has a way of making wine feel local. This market-based tasting turns a busy evening into a guided sip-and-savor session, with Sicilian volcanic wines paired with food made to match. It’s a simple plan, easy to fit into your…
Messina tastes better on a street-food walk. In three hours, you sample sweet and savory Sicilian bites with a local guide, moving through markets and artisan shops. I love the variety you get in a short time, and I love…
Ortigia tastes better with a guide. I like how this tour begins at the Apollo Temple and turns food stops into quick, clear context, and I really appreciate the arancino and granita tastings that feel like the real street-food rhythm…
One volcano changes the taste of wine. A private visit to Etna cellars from Catania is built for people who want their wine day to feel real, not scripted. You’ll head up toward Mount Etna and spend focused time with…
One volcano, one day, and serious views. This Mount Etna & Wine Tasting Private trip pairs an easy guided hike across lava terrain with a proper winery visit for Etna’s volcanic wines. I especially like the small-group feel (max 8),…
Three stops, one Sicilian story. This private day trip packs Segesta’s cliff-top Segesta ruins and Erice into one long, good-value day, with door-to-door pickup from Palermo and a guided Marsala tasting at Cantine Florio. I also really like the Marsala…
Wine tasting beats Palermo chaos. In central Palermo, this Sicily experience at Enoteca Brillo turns a downtown wine shop into a calm, focused 4-wine tasting with local pairings that actually make you taste more closely. I especially like the native-grape…
Etna wine tastes better with old stone nearby. This Sicilian tasting pairs Enoteca dell’Etna with a stop at an old millstone site in the Catania area, so you get wine, food, and a setting with real texture. You’ll do it…
Basalt gorges and Etna wine in one long day. What makes this trip stand out is the mix of Alcantara nature and real food-and-wine time in the Etna hills. I like that you get a guided flow through unique geology,…
Etna has a way of grabbing you fast. This private 4×4 day mixes up-close volcanic terrain with a proper Sicilian farm food stop, so you get both the science and the flavors in one 7-hour loop. You’ll ride with an…
One table. Four wines. And a kitchen run on local rhythm, not tourist timing. Leonarda Tardi Supper Club at Leonarda’s home is a Sicily wine tasting with a full gastronomic experience—food and pours move together course by course. What I…
A fun history lesson tastes better than a museum ticket. You get a focused walk through Palermo’s old center plus real street-food favorites, guided by Fabrizio in English. I especially like the way the tour ties landmarks like Teatro Massimo…
Etna has a way of turning a normal day into a story you tell later. This private outing mixes scenic train views with a real winery visit in Randazzo, so you’re not just tasting wine in a room—you’re seeing the…
