SICILY
127 Tours Reviewed
Volcanic wine tastes like science and Sicily. In Piazza Scammacca, Catania’s first metropolitan market, you get a guided tasting built around Sicilian four glasses of volcanic wine, plus bite-sized pairings. The whole point is simple: volcanoes didn’t just shape the…
A street-food walk through Messina starts fast and tastes better. You’ll pair Sicilian snacks with landmark stops, then catch the Duomo bell tower’s daily noon show. It’s a 3 to 4 hour plan that works great when you want real…
Four wines, one tiny Palermo balcony. This tasting at 26mq Urban Winery turns an everyday walk into a real look at what Sicilian winemaking tastes like in the historic center—right down to the church-view balcony and the stories shared by…
Your hands knead Sicilian pizza dough. In downtown Taormina, a chef teaches you pizza with real technique, not just a demo. I love the hands-on dough instruction and the full meal you eat afterward: pizza, homemade pasta, and typical starters…
Catania tastes better when you follow a local. This street food walk strings together classic old-town landmarks and serious food stops, so you get both the sights and the bites without playing guess-the-best-kiosk all day. You start in baroque territory…
Palermo is a city where you eat first. This 3.5-hour evening tour puts you right into Sicilian street-food culture and historic food spots, with wine and dessert along the way. I especially like the mix of hands-on and walk-and-look stops:…
Palermo can feel like a maze. This tour gives you a fast, walkable path through the city and the food that powers it. I like the small-group pace and the way you jump from big sights to Capo Market street…
Sicily tastes better on a walk. This evening food and wine stroll through Taormina’s old center starts at Porta Messina and links three stops with real regional tastings, from seafood with white wine to land bites with red. I especially…
Etna and wine in one wild day. This private outing from Taormina pairs Mt. Etna crater viewpoints with a winery lunch and tastings, plus a honey stop on Etna’s slope. It’s a long, scenic day, but the pace and driving…
Etna wine turns Sicily into a full-day adventure. What I like most is the chance to taste 7 Etna wines with a sommelier, and the Zafferana stop where you sample local honey plus extra virgin olive oil. One thing to…
Etna tastes better with a guide. This 10am tour from Taormina mixes Mount Etna vineyards with Sicilian village food: two tasting stops, wine glasses, and an included lunch. I like the tight group size (max 8) and the way the…
Palermo tastes better on foot. This 3-hour walking street food experience turns the city into a menu, guided by a local who knows where locals actually line up. I especially like the small-group vibe and the way the route mixes…
Etna looks best when the sun starts to fall. This guided sunset trip from Taormina brings you to the Silvestri craters for golden-hour views, with stops built around real local tastes and the volcano’s geology. I like that you get…
Etna is busy, but this tour is focused. I like the mix of real volcano geology plus practical time on the mountain, and I also love the follow-through at Enoteca Dell’Etna where wine tasting comes with real local food. One…
Etna tastes like smoke and sunshine. This 6-hour food and wine tour from Taormina mixes lava-stone villages with a proper guided tasting, led by guides such as Giovanni, Antonio, Orazio, Denise, and Carlos who bring the volcano-to-table story to life.…
