SICILY
286 Tours Reviewed
Dinner at a Palermo Mamma’s table. This is a private cooking demo at a local home with you and your host, plus a 4-course Sicilian meal built from family-style recipes. It’s the kind of evening where you can watch dishes…
Salt, wine, and medieval views in one day. This Palermo-area day trip strings together Erice with its Venus-linked hilltop stories, a cozy lunch at an olive farm, and the western coast’s classic trio of salt, olives, and grapes. I like…
A long day, with three big scenery shifts. This Palermo tour links Segesta, Erice, and the Trapani salt pans with hotel pickup, so you spend less time planning and more time looking out the window. I like the smooth logistics…
Palermo looks different through a lens. This Photo Tour of the Secrets of Palermo turns familiar streets into photo lessons, guided by Giacomo Barone. I like the way he gives practical direction for both serious camera users and iPhone shooters,…
A first stroll that makes Palermo click. This half-day route uses Teatro Massimo as a launching pad, then threads you through the Mercato del Capo, Palermo Cathedral, the Quattro Canti, and the cloister of Santa Caterina d’Alessandria. I especially like…
Palermo’s streets carry serious momentum. This 3-hour guided bike tour connects key sites tied to the antimafia fight, with time to talk and process what you’re seeing rather than just clicking photos. I like the close, on-the-ground guide approach led…
Palermo can feel like a puzzle that keeps changing shape, and this self-guided walking route is a neat way to solve it at your pace. You’ll move from Arab-Norman monuments to markets and squares, with an audio-and-text guide that also…
A day on the water near Palermo can feel like a switch flips. You start with a calm swim in clear coves, cruise to Mondello’s famous bay, and end in a marine-protected area where the sea looks like it’s been…
Catania to Palermo can turn into a hassle fast, unless you hire a private transfer that meets you where you are and drives the whole way. I like that the service is door-to-door with hotel pickup/drop-off, and you can add…
Getting from Palermo airport to Cefalù should feel easy. This private transfer gives you name-sign pickup and a calm ride in an air-conditioned car with WiFi and bottled water. The big upside for me is simple logistics plus real help…
Palermo tastes better with a guide in Kalsa. This private 2.5-hour walk blends historic stops with three drinks and three bites, so you learn the neighborhood while you eat. It’s built for Palermo nightlife energy without the guesswork. I love…
If your trip starts with traffic anxiety, this helps. This Punta Raisi Airport to Palermo/Mondello transfer is designed for an easy handoff from plane to hotel, with a smooth, by-appointment pickup. What I like most is the punctual pickup (including…
Street food cooking lessons in Palermo feel personal. In this 2-hour class, I love the chance to make real Sicilian favorites with a chef who can explain the how and why behind the flavors. I also like the small group…
Palermo hits you fast: markets first, monuments right after. This is a tight 2.5-hour walk that moves you from Capo Street Market street life to some of Palermo’s most distinctive architecture, then ends at Piazza Pretoria. It’s designed for getting…
One day, two Sicilian time capsules. You start from Palermo at 8:30 with door-to-door pickup, then spend the day bouncing between the Madonie mountains and the seaside town of Cefalù—without the stress of trains, buses, or confusing signage. It’s a…
