SICILY
127 Tours Reviewed
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.…
Palermo tastes better when someone local leads you. This 3.5-hour walking food tour mixes classic sights and neighborhood streets with real Sicilian bites, guided by someone who knows how to connect what you see to what you eat. You’ll end…
Five bites in three hours, with history in between. This guided Catania street food walk stacks Cannoli and Granita on top of real, everyday snacks like arancini, caponata, and fried seafood. I especially like how the tasting route ties food…
Street food can be a history lesson too. This half-day Catania walk turns A’ Piscaria into more than shopping by pairing seafood tastings with stories that make the city click. I also love the small-group feel, where guides like Allegra,…
Mt. Etna isn’t a museum. It’s an active force of nature, and this day trip gives you a hands-on way to experience it—with guided hiking plus a wine-tasting lunch overlooking the volcano. You’ll spend the morning on Etna’s high points…
Palermo rewards a short walk. In just a few hours, you’ll move through markets, baroque churches, and big-history squares, with an expert guide who keeps the stories flowing and the pace easy to follow. The highlight for me is the…
One street, one square, one church, then food. Palermo’s old town has the look and the flavor, and this short walk hits both. You’ll start in the historic core, pause at key landmarks like Quattro Canti and Fontana della Vergogna,…
Volcano wine sounds fancy, but it’s also fun. This private 6-hour Etna winery tour turns Sicily’s volcanic wine ground into a day you can taste: three stops, wine tastings, and food pairings, with hotel or port pickup in Taormina, Catania,…
Five Sicilian wines, one easy evening in Palermo. At Bottega Monteleone, you start with a sparkling pour and work your way through white, rosé, red, and a sweet dessert wine, all with antipasti-style snacks that match each glass. It’s a…
Etna and wine, in one afternoon. This half-day tour is a practical way to see Mount Etna from the ground level and understand why the wines taste the way they do. You get four wine tastings plus a snack plate…
Nothing beats a quick city reset on two wheels. This Palermo street-food bike tour pairs architecture-hopping with practical sightseeing, then folds in Sicilian snacks along calmer backstreets and the waterfront. You get radio-guided commentary so you can actually hear the…
Etna feels close enough to touch. On this Catania day tour, you rise toward Sapienza Refuge and the Silvestri craters, then step into a lava cave with a helmet and headlamp. I love the mix of walking with real explanations,…
Follow the smells. Then follow the stories. This Palermo street food tour at sunset is a smart way to taste the city and learn why the squares matter. I like how the walk ties Quattro Canti and Fontana della Pretoria…
Night street food in Palermo comes with stories. This 3-hour walk blends Teatro Massimo sights with a real locals-only tasting route through classic neighborhoods and famous night markets. You’ll snack your way from monument squares to the port area, with…
Street food in Palermo has a way of grabbing you fast. This 3-hour market walk in the city center mixes local recipes, neighborhood history, and plenty of food that works like a real meal. Two things I really liked were…
