SICILY
734 Tours Reviewed
Catania has a way of making wine feel local. This market-based tasting turns a busy evening into a guided sip-and-savor session, with Sicilian volcanic wines paired with food made to match. It’s a simple plan, easy to fit into your…
Messina tastes better on a street-food walk. In three hours, you sample sweet and savory Sicilian bites with a local guide, moving through markets and artisan shops. I love the variety you get in a short time, and I love…
This is one of the easiest ways to see Taormina’s highlights fast. You’ll get skip-the-line tickets to the Ancient Theatre, then finish with two picture-perfect piazzas—Piazza Duomo and Piazza IX Aprile—in about two hours. I like that the stops are…
Ortigia tastes better with a guide. I like how this tour begins at the Apollo Temple and turns food stops into quick, clear context, and I really appreciate the arancino and granita tastings that feel like the real street-food rhythm…
Zingaro hits hard in the best way. This Sicily nature reserve day mixes a 7 km coastal hike with free time for swims and museums, plus a convenient pick-up-and-return setup so you don’t have to walk back the same way.…
Two towns, one easy day. This trip is built around stress-free round-trip transport from the Port of Messina, so you’re not juggling bus or train connections, and you also get a guide to connect the dots between what you’re seeing…
Views from Taormina hit fast. This day trip strings together Isola Bella and top vantage points over the Ionian coast with an air-conditioned ride. You get timed stops and enough breathing room to explore on your own, which is often…
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…
One transfer, then nature time. I like this shuttle because it keeps your Sicily day simple: hotel pickup and a quick ride to the Riserva dello Zingaro so you can spend more hours outside and less time figuring out transport.…
Noto’s Baroque details reward slow footsteps. This small-group tour (max 6) strings together standout churches, palazzos, and even a working theater, explained in clear English by Dr. Enrica De Melio, a licensed guide and PhD archaeologist. I love how fast…
One day, four Sicilian moods in motion. This private loop around Trapani is built for people who want major highlights in one go—with pickup and an air-conditioned minivan to keep the day easy. I like the pacing: you get real…
Baroque Catania can overwhelm without a plan. This 2-hour walking tour gives you the big hits above ground and a real taste of what’s under the streets, with Roman ruins, baroque churches and squares, and an underground river story line.…
Sunset sail time in Catania is pure calm. You’ll cruise the coast with Mount Etna in view, then stop at spots you can’t really see the same way from land. I love the small-group size and the built-in rhythm: sail,…
Ortigia at night is a different Syracuse. This guided evening stroll turns the island of Ortigia into a walk of sea-breeze comfort and historic-center lights, timed so the streets feel calmer than the daytime rush. I like the way the…
Surf lessons in Sicily are more fun than they sound. In Marina di Ragusa, this 1.5-hour beginner lesson with Onda Fenicia Surf School teaches the basics of surfing and/or SUP on small, safer waves, with the instructor staying right there…
