SICILY
182 Tours Reviewed
Olive oil starts with a walk. At Terra Surti in Sortino, you go through the olive grove and the oil mill with a clear explanation of how extra virgin olive oil is made, then you get a hands-on tasting with…
Food in Palermo moves fast. That’s why this guided tasting works. You’ll get street-food classics and Palermo culture lessons in one tight loop, with a guide like Anna (or guides such as Maria and Sergio) who can slow down the…
Sicilian pasta starts with your hands. This 3-hour handmade pasta masterclass in Palermo turns cooking into a real skill you practice, not just a show you watch. You roll, knead, and shape classic local styles, then sit down to eat…
Catania’s underground tells the story in stone. This 2.5-hour walk mixes secret passageways and street food, with guides who can turn a short stop into a clear lesson. I especially love the way the tour pairs big landmarks above ground…
Palermo on two wheels is a smart way to orient fast. This 3-hour guided ride threads together big sights tied to Palermo’s Norman-Arab legacy and UNESCO connections, with plenty of stops where your guide points out details you’d miss walking.…
Fourteen pours, zero rush, deep in Marsala’s cellar. This tasting experience in the historic cellar of Marsala gives you 14 wines explained in a real working setting, plus a buffet of local food to keep everything flowing. What I like…
One bite can change how you see a city. This Catania street food walk is a smart, flavor-first way to learn the basics of Sicilian eating, from market chatter to sweet finishes. I particularly like the mix of savory and…
One of Sicily’s most dramatic days is built in. This private, English-speaking trip takes you up to Etna’s 2,000 m views and finishes with real wine tasting at the winery. The one thing to watch is pacing: the day is…
Etna wine meets a real Sicilian lunch. I love the shared courtyard table setup and the chance to taste Vigna Grande alongside three other Etna styles. One thing to consider: you’re on a fixed schedule and you’ll be eating communally,…
Etna at sunset feels like another planet. This half-day trek puts you on volcanic ground that looks moon-made, then rewards you with a sunset wine stop guided by people like Renato who can explain the mountain without turning it into…
Taormina from the water feels like a cheat code. This 3-hour Sicilian boat outing mixes local wine tasting with swim stops and a simple, satisfying brunch onboard, all guided by a local skipper and crew. I especially love how relaxed…
Three Etna wineries, one unforgettable wine day. What makes this tour fun is the private, air-conditioned car plan and the way each stop is led by a sommelier who actually explains what you’re tasting. I also like the sheer food-and-wine…
Palermo is best eaten, not just looked at. This small-group street food route blends Ballarò Market with classic stops that go back decades. I especially like how you get more than one style of Palermo comfort food, and how the…
Etna walks beat any postcard. This day trip pairs a guided look at lava flows and lateral craters with a relaxed winery stop where you taste four Mount Etna wines alongside Sicilian specialties. The big catch is weather: high altitude…
Street food here comes with a side of history. This 3-hour walk in Palermo connects what you eat with what you see, from the Cathedral area to the Quattro Canti and the ancient Cassaro. I like that the tour is…
