SICILY
286 Tours Reviewed
Palermo comes alive with a camera. In this private shoot, Giacomo Barone guides you through Palermo’s Centro Storico for street, portrait, and fashion moments shaped by the city’s light. I like that you can choose the look you want—street food,…
Sun, swims, and Sicilian snacks on open water. This Palermo boat tour is built around easy stops where you can jump in for snorkeling, take photos with the coastline behind you, and eat like you’re on a mini Sicilian food…
Coves and cliffs, just an hour from Palermo. This is a full-day coastal switch-up: viewpoints over Castellammare del Golfo, the old tuna-farm world at Scopello, and timed walks inside the Riserva Naturale dello Zingaro. What I like most is the…
Getting out of Palermo feels like a reset button. This private countryside trip pairs a real olive oil producer tasting with one of Sicily’s most haunting Greek sites: Selinunte. I love two things most: first, the chance to learn the…
Palermo’s underworld tells stories with bone-white silence. This 3-hour tour strings together the Capuchin Catacombs experience, the Palermo Cathedral underground spaces, and the monumental Sant’Orsola Cemetery, with a guide and transportation handled end to end. I especially like how Rosalia…
Sicily starts with a smooth airport ride. I like the private, air-conditioned car and the consistently punctual, professional service that helps you avoid the Palermo arrival scramble. The main thing to plan for: in very hot or windy conditions, one…
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…
Palermo can be a puzzle. This tour turns it into a clean route with standout viewpoints. I like that you start with an easy pickup and end up seeing a smart mix of hills, coast, and classic sights without needing…
This is a great way to change pace fast in Palermo. In just about 5 hours, you’ll go from the UNESCO mosaics of Cattedrale di Monreale to the sunny, breezy beach village of Mondello, with hotel/port pickup to keep your…
Three towns, one stress-free driver. In about eight hours, you’ll hop from Palermo to Monreale’s UNESCO mosaics to hilltop Castelbuono and end in the coastal lanes of Cefalù, with a driver handling the traffic. What I like most is how…
A drive to two famous Sicilian sites feels like a time jump. Valley of the Temples turns Doric ruins into an easy visual story, and Scala dei Turchi delivers that white-limestone-meets-sea wow. This is a full-day outing built for comfort,…
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…
One thing about Palermo is how food teaching turns into a night out. I like this class because it’s hands-on pizza-making from scratch and you bake your pizza in a real wood-fired oven right in the neighborhood. The one thing…
Cooking in someone’s home beats a classroom. In Palermo, Pistacchio Land pairs a private chef-led class with a pistachio-focused Sicilian menu, plus a history-flavored explanation of what you’re making and why it works. I like that this is hands-on, so…
Palermo by bike beats waiting for buses. I like the 6-speed simplicity and the way SICICLA matches you with a frame that fits right away. You also get useful local riding suggestions, and the vibe is clearly service-first. One thing…
