SICILY
286 Tours Reviewed
Palermo is a city you can wander, then understand on the spot. This smartphone audioguide gives you a track for major sights, with history and on-the-ground curiosities delivered by media-professional voices. I like that you can do it completely on…
Pedaling Sicily’s anti-mafia fight. This Palermo: Anti-mafia Bike Tour is a moving tribute that connects the city you see with the courage people showed when Mafia violence hit hard. You ride through pedestrian-friendly old streets and out toward the outskirts,…
Palermo’s sea feels like a postcard. This 4-hour shared boat trip from central Palermo pairs snorkeling with classic sea stops—then throws in an aperitivo on board and cave scenery along the coast. I like that the day has a relaxed,…
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…
Sea-swim days beat city days in Palermo. This private-leaning coastal tour gives you a front-row seat to Palermo’s shoreline, with real water time, nature stops, and little village breaks. I love the multiple swim stops—Addaura’s rocky coast, Mondello’s clear water,…
Etna and Taormina, minus the stress. This is a private full-day outing with door-to-door pickup in Palermo (and the Cefalù area), plus an air-conditioned Wi‑Fi vehicle that keeps the long ride from feeling like a punishment. You also get bottled…
Palermo rewards a good guide. This private walking tour strings together the city’s must-sees in a way that makes the architecture make sense, from Norman-Arabic traces to Baroque drama. You start in the right spot with a real pro and…
Palermo feels easier on two wheels. This e-bike rental skips the rigid group pace and lets you carve your own path through Palermo’s old streets, markets, and architecture. I love the easy central pick-up at Sicicla, plus the helpful staff…
Caves, coves, and an aperitif in Palermo. I love the snorkelling stop in the Oil Cave and the aperitif break at Mondello, because it mixes real water time with something you can actually enjoy on board. It’s a 4-hour coastal…
Palermo’s best meal plan can be your host’s living room. This private 4-course dinner pairs a hands-on cooking demonstration with Sicilian recipes handed down by local families, plus wine at the table. I love the way it feels personal, and…
Pasta starts with one good lesson. In Palermo’s Bagheria area, you roll up your sleeves for hands-on pasta and finish with a welcome aperitif and lunch you made yourself. I love how the class stays practical—fresh pasta, real sauces, then…
This transfer turns a complicated island hop into a simple one. You land at Palermo-Punta Raisi, ride to Trapani, then keep moving toward Favignana with a hydrofoil ticket handed over so you are ready to board quickly. What I like…
Waking up early for Etna is half the adventure. This full-day excursion pairs Europe’s largest active volcano with the postcard town of Taormina, so you get Mt Etna up close and then the Taormina amphitheatre views later. I like the…
Quads over Palermo are a fast way to change scenery. This Palermo quad tour pairs coast views with a real stop at Monte Pellegrino and the Santuario di Santa Rosalia, plus Sicilian tasting along the way. I really like that…
