SICILY
286 Tours Reviewed
Sicily tastes better from inside a home. This private Palermo home cooking class puts you at a local’s table while you learn to make three Sicilian dishes, often the kind you actually dream about after a day of wandering. I…
Palermo turns up the volume fast. In just two hours, this small-group walk threads together Mercato del Capo, Teatro Massimo, and the Palermo Cathedral, with an Italian guide who makes the city’s layers feel personal. I especially like the practical…
Cooking in Palermo means Sicily on your plate. This in-home class turns the island’s food culture into something you can cook and eat, not just watch. You’ll work with fresh, local ingredients and leave with recipes you can actually use.…
Three stops, one private chauffeur day. You start in Palermo with door-to-door pickup and bounce between Segesta’s Greek temple, Erice’s hilltop medieval lanes, and the Trapani salt pans. I love the hotel pickup that keeps the morning stress-free, and I…
Palermo looks different from the water. This 4-hour boat ride is set up for exactly that: you get a coast view from deck, planned swimming and snorkeling stops, and a sunset aperitif built around typical Sicilian tastes. I especially like…
A sail day in Palermo can feel like a reset button. You’ll leave the port, learn the basics from the captain, then spend hours off the Gulf of Mondello with a swim stop near the Capo Gallo reserve. The best…
Secret Food Tours Palermo turns food into a street-level map of the city. You walk past the big sights while your guide steers you through the real engine of Palermo: markets, snacks, and people-watching. I especially like the mix of…
Palermo to Monreale and Cefalù is a smart Sicilian combo. You get UNESCO-caliber cathedral sights plus a guided walk through a seaside medieval town, all in one long, well-paced day. I especially like how the guide weaves the Arab-Norman story…
Monreale makes the trip feel bigger. This half-day excursion packs Monreale Cathedral and a quick Palermo overview into a tight 4-hour window, with pickup from your hotel or cruise port and an English-speaking team to help you make sense of…
Sicily’s west coast in one long day. This private route strings together Segesta’s Greek masterpieces, the hilltop village of Erice, and the salt-and-island scenery around Stagnone and Mozia—so you get a lot of variety without crisscrossing on your own. What…
Golden hour gets real at sea. This Palermo sunrise cruise is all about calm water, early colors, and a stop at Grotta della Regina where you can tour the cave interior and take photos. I also love the fact that…
A day trip can feel rushed. This one is built for wide-open sights and an easy plan without a car. You get pickup from Palermo and a clean route linking Segesta, Erice, and the Saline di Trapani salt heritage. What…
A transfer can be the least glamorous part of Sicily. This one is interesting because it’s door-to-door, timed to your day, and it can include a real break in places like Cefalù. I love the flexible pick-up (no racing to…
Stone stops being museum-smooth. This private Palermo trip pairs Cave di Cusa (quarries frozen mid-extraction) with Selinunte’s huge Greek ruins, so you see both the making of temple stone and the city it served. I also like the practical hotel/port…
Palermo tastes best at market level. This street food tour links the historic alleys of Palermo to two famous markets—Ballarò and Vucciria—with a local leader guiding you between snack stops and photo-worthy sights like the Cathedral area. I like how…
