SICILY
478 Tours Reviewed
Palermo feels different when you pedal through it. I love the small-group pace and the street-food tasting worked right into the route. One thing to plan for: two big landmarks you’ll see from the outside, not inside. This is a…
Syracuse feels different from the water. This private boat tour gives you a tight 1 hour 30 minute loop past Ortigia’s big sights and into sea caves shaped by the coast. I especially like how the route focuses on the…
Pedal through Ortigia’s monuments without the crowds. This guided Velobike tour in Syracuse is built for efficiency: you glide past major sights in Ortigia while the bike can take you along pedestrian-only streets, so the experience feels more local than…
Sunset turns Agrigento into a photo set. This sunset guided walk through Valle dei Templi swaps midday heat and crowds for cooler evening light and a calmer pace inside one of Sicily’s most famous archaeological parks. I really like how…
Olive oil tasting with a real farm view beats the usual tour. This 4-hour experience in the Agrigento countryside gives you a hands-on look at how olive oil is made, not just how it tastes, starting at Amodeo’s Farm near…
Palermo from the water changes your whole day. You’ll cruise past Villa Igiea and Casa Florio, then cool off with swimming breaks before a relaxed finale with Prosecco and Sicilian bites. I like the small group size (max 7 total),…
A quiet boat day turns into a first underwater adventure. This PADI-style intro takes you to the protected waters around Isola Bella with a small group and real instruction from the surface down. What I like most is how structured…
This is one of the faster ways to see Etna up close. You get a guided trek around 2000 meters, then step into a volcanic cave with the gear to do it safely. Two things I really like: the small…
Hit altitude on Etna’s wild north side. This is one of those tours where the route actually makes sense: you start in the Piano Provenzana area (less crowded than Etna’s south) and you climb with volcanology guides who keep the…
Syracuse, Ortigia, and Noto in one day sounds ambitious, and somehow it works. This small-group tour strings together UNESCO-listed Greek, Roman, and Baroque Sicily with a real walking route on Ortigia and enough time to enjoy Noto’s famous stonework. It’s…
Etna is the kind of place you feel in your lungs. This hike takes you into the highest active area of Mount Etna, with authorized 4×4 rides and a rough, crater-edge trek that changes with the volcano’s mood. I especially…
A morning of black sand and quiet fire is waiting. This is a private Mt. Etna full-day trek that also takes you into a lava tube, with the route kept off the main tourist paths. I love that you’re getting…
Sicily’s coast looks unreal from a RIB. This full-day private boat outing runs along the San Vito Lo Capo shoreline, then stacks multiple swim-and-snorkel stops in the Zingaro Nature Reserve area, plus time in Castellammare del Golfo. You get an…
Two hours, and suddenly Sicily feels huge. This small-group boat excursion from Ortigia mixes castle-side swimming with the Syracuse sea caves, including a standout stalactite chamber when conditions allow. I really like two things here: the laid-back time on the…
Sicily turns beginners into board-ready kitesurfers. A private lesson in Lo Stagnone focuses on safety and technique in a lagoon environment built for learning, not just for show. You start on dry land with gear assembly and safety methods, then…
