SICILY
734 Tours Reviewed
Sicily goes vertical on this Etna–Taormina day. I love how this tour gets you close to an active volcano and then finishes with the old-stone charm of Taormina. The day balances big natural drama with a proper walking tour through…
Sicily’s Baroque and ancient grit, in one day. This private route is interesting because it strings together Fonte Aretusa by the water and Noto’s famous Baroque cathedral zone, with a driver who keeps the whole loop moving. I like that…
Catania feels different from a boat at sea. I like the private pace (no group scrambling) and the Sicilian lunch with aperitivo served while you sail, not when you’re stuck on land. The main thing to plan around is weather:…
A short boat trip, big sea views. This Taormina Bay and Giardini Naxos cruise stacks caves, bays, and photo-worthy stops into about two hours, with a clear-water snorkeling break. I love that it mixes dramatic scenery like Isola Bella with…
Palermo can feel like a maze. This 3-hour walk helps you get your bearings fast while feeding you as you go. You’ll sample classics like sfincione, panelle, and arancine, plus learn how Sicilian food history connects to the city’s many…
Palermo can feel like sensory overload at first. This private walking tour helps you get oriented fast while you see the city’s biggest landmarks in a smart route. I especially like the private guide setup (your pace, your questions) and…
Etna is the kind of place that looks unreal. This tour mixes a morning trek with an afternoon 4×4 so you see real sides of an active volcano without spending the whole day driving. You also get a lava-tube cave…
Sicily by boat turns Taormina into a movie set. I like the unlimited swimming stops and the included snorkeling equipment, so you’re not stuck just sightseeing from deck. The one real catch is that the tour depends on good weather,…
Syracuse looks different from the water. This small-group boat ride from Isola di Ortigia strings together famous sea-cave sights, a real aperitif moment, and the kind of glowing sunset you can’t get from a street view. You’ll cruise along the…
A first underwater experience can feel like a lot. This intro scuba session in Taormina keeps it focused and structured, with step-by-step coaching and plenty of time to get comfortable before you go in the water. What I like most…
Scuba practice in a volcanic bay. This experience in Campeggio Jonio gives you a structured way to enjoy Sicily’s coast with full equipment and English-led guidance. It’s a solid choice when you want the fun part, without the rental stress.…
Scalawhites and sea swims beat the sand. This 3.5-hour boat tour along Agrigento’s coast puts Scala dei Turchi close enough for a real swim, not just a photo stop. I like that you’re anchored just about 100 meters from the…
Learning to kite should feel controlled, not scary. This semi-private beginner course in Marsala aims for first-timers, with an instructor-led approach (2 students max) and hands-on coaching in a beginner-friendly flat-water spot. I like that it is built around safety…
Two hours, and Ortigia makes sense fast. I like how this private, small-group walk gets you from one key layer of Syracuse to the next without wasting time figuring out routes. I also love the mix: Greek foundations, baroque churches,…
Sicily has a postcard route. This private tour strings together Castelmola, Taormina, and Messina viewpoints in about 5–6 hours, with pickup from Messina and an English-speaking driver/guide team from Sicily Tour with Angelo. I like the way the day is…
