SICILY
85 Tours Reviewed
Palermo looks different when you’re above the water. This classic boat tour turns city coastlines into an easy, scenic half-day on the vintage sailing boat Angela. Expect coast caves, fishing-port views, and a Mondello swim stop with wine and snacks—done…
This small-group Cefalù boat tour turns the town’s postcard views into real, up-close scenery, with time in the water and sightseeing from the port out toward Cefalù’s famous sights. I like how the trip stays relaxed (not a rushed bus-style…
Sea caves from a small boat feel magic. I like how this tour shows Ortigia Island from every angle, plus it includes a sea-cave visit so you see the coast up close. I also love the chance for a swim…
The coast looks better from water. This Mondello and Capo Gallo Reserve boat tour turns Palermo’s shoreline into a real day at sea, with grottos, cliffs, and time in the Gulf. I like that you sail toward the Capo Gallo…
Lampedusa looks unreal from a small boat. This 7-hour outing around Lampedusa mixes beach-hopping, time on the water, and a proper meal with a real seafaring crew. If you get lucky, you may even spot dolphins and turtles near the…
Dolphins at sunset in Taormina is a rare treat. On the Blue Diamond, you cruise the coast past Cape Taormina and visit famous sea caves, while Graziella shares the stories with Captain Saro. I like the setup for comfort and…
Sicily looks different from a boat. I love the small-group pace (max 20) that keeps the experience relaxed, and I love the on-board Prosecco with Sicilian sweets that turns the trip into more than just sightseeing. One thing to plan…
Taormina looks different from the water. I love the way the boat gets you up close to the Blue Grotto and the Taormina coastline, and I love the stop at Isola Bella with time to cool off in clear water.…
Volcanic rocks. Clear water. Real Sicilian snacks. This half-day cruise along the Cyclops Riviera puts you face-to-face with Catania’s black lava coastline and then sends you into crystal-clear snorkeling water. I also love the calm, small-group pace on a sailing…
One hour on a boat feels too short. Yet this Syracuse trip packs in Ortigia views, sea caves, and a real chance to swim in the Mediterranean. You’ll also get live commentary from the skipper, who ties what you see…
