SICILY
734 Tours Reviewed
A green canyon and a swim at the bottom. This Trekking Cavagrande hike out of Syracuse is all about getting off the main track and into the Cavagrande del Cassibile Natural Reserve, where a spring-fed pool waits at the canyon…
Cefalù looks better from a captain’s seat. This private boat trip keeps things personal with a max-10 group and real snorkeling time with masks provided. You’ll start at the Presidiana Tourist Port area and head out for coast views, then…
Godfather locations meet Sicilian viewpoints. This private port excursion links Savoca (Godfather filming sites) with Taormina (stunning Greek Theater views) in one efficient day, with an English-speaking guide and pickup from the port gate. I especially like the tight pacing…
Ortigia on two wheels is a smarter way to see Syracuse. This private Ortiga bike tour is built for an efficient morning loop around the island, with stops that mix architecture, local landmarks, and art. I like that it’s timed…
Montalbano country in one long, easy day. I like how this full day strings together Punta Secca filming spots with the real, everyday feel of the Val di Noto towns, not just staged photo moments. Two things I genuinely enjoy:…
Soap has a darker story than you expect. In Sciacca, this hour-long visit turns a restored 19th-century building into soap history made tangible, with machines and tools from South West Sicily. If you like your travel with a little science…
Ortigia by boat feels like a shortcut. In about four hours, you circle Isola di Ortigia to see Syracuse’s key waterfront sights, then head toward the Plemmirio protected area for swimming and scenery that changes every few minutes. I like…
Mt. Etna, then a lava canyon walk. This coach tour from Taormina pairs self-guided crater time with a practical way to reach the Alcantara Gorges without arranging your own transport. I like that you get real walking time at the…
A horse ride in a WWF oasis feels like a movie scene. This Romantic Experience with horses pairs an easy, first-timer-friendly ride through Torre Salsa Nature Reserve near Agrigento with a KM0 tasting aperitif afterward, plus photos to keep the…
Soap and Olive Oil in Sciacca sounds simple, but it’s surprisingly technical and fun. In a restored 19th-century soap museum, you get a guided lesson that connects soap-making chemistry to daily life in Sicily. You’ll also meet Alessandro, whose sunny…
Marsala wine tastes better with context. This short visit packs a historic winery walkthrough, a guide-led story about how Marsala wine became what it is, and a relaxed tasting setup that keeps things friendly and easy to follow. I love…
Seven thirty in Taormina feels like a movie. I like the rooftop views that come with each drink, and I love how the evening stays focused on high-end cocktails instead of turning into a loud bar hop. With Thomas la…
Gole di Tiberio feels like a pocket of quiet. This Madonie area gorge hike-and-boat combo mixes a short 400-meter canyon crossing with time along the Pollina river, where you can often swim and soak up the kind of silence you…
Make wine, then bottle it yourself. This small-group Sicily experience at Cantina Quattrocieli turns a standard tasting into a guided blend-building class, with wine education that actually helps you decide what goes into your bottle. I especially liked how the…
A quick sip of Sicily can tell you a lot. This Palermo wine tasting pairs four pours with an aperitif platter, tied to Sicilian wine culture and food traditions. I like that the tasting is tightly focused: four glasses gives…
