SICILY
734 Tours Reviewed
Godfather Sicily, minus the rush. This private tour links the movie to real streets, starting with a church stop tied to the Michael and Apollonia wedding scene. I like how it’s not just picture-taking; it’s the story placed right where…
Cruise days need smart planning. This private Godfather Country outing pairs real Sicilian villages with big-screen atmosphere, and it starts with easy port pickup right from Messina. I love the way the day is built around two places that reward…
Etna puts on a serious show. This full-day outing pairs Mount Etna at high altitude with Alcantara Gorges cut from cooled lava, so you get two sides of Sicily’s fire-and-ice story in one long stretch. It starts early, moves fast,…
A street-level wine walk hits differently at golden hour. This Taormina premium food and wine tour mixes rooftop sipping, good food, and local stories with a guide named Thomas. I like how the evening keeps changing scenery, from historic squares…
First-time scuba feels like a big leap, even in warm water. Here in Aci Castello, you get a guided first scuba trial in a Marine Protected Area, with the cool bonus of seeing underwater lava stratifications and marine life on…
A fishing village day in Sicily has a way of sticking. This half-day trip from the Syracuse area takes you to Marzamemi and Portopalo with a guide and an air-conditioned ride, plus a short visit to where tuna bottarga is…
Erice from above changes how you see Sicily. You’ll start on a hilltop, then trade church bells and winding streets for a bike ride with real sea views. The day has a nice mix: town wandering, coastal cycling, and a…
Sicily tastes different when salt is part of the story. I love how the tour ties together Florio wine production and Trapani salt culture, and you get guided context instead of a rushed stop-and-snap itinerary. The other win is the…
A weirdly good way to see the Alcantara Valley. This body rafting outing takes place in the dramatic Gole dell’Alcantara canyon, and it’s built to feel fun and approachable, not technical or intimidating. I especially like that the basics are…
Sicily gets serious fast, especially once you’re on two wheels. A road bike rental here lets you pick from simple, city-friendly bikes to proper carbon setups meant for the climb and the long view-filled descents around Etna. I like the…
Riding Etna by e-bike feels like cheating, in a good way. You get the motion and views of a proper mountain outing, but with pedal assist that keeps the whole experience calm, efficient, and friendly. This is an off-road-style ride…
Kitesurfing gets easier in this Sicilian lagoon. Lo Stagnone is shallow and wave-free, and the wind is reliably north. What I like most is the max-two-person coaching, and how the school keeps lessons realistic with a clear safety-first approach. You…
Salt water lessons start fast. This beginner fishing excursion in the Gulf of Noto is a relaxed way to learn at sea while you take in a stunning Sicilian coastline. I like that you get hands-on coaching from an expert…
Sicily fans, this day hits the right notes fast. You’ll get Savoca and its Godfather film locations, then roll into Isola Bella views from Taormina, all with a private guide. I especially love walking Savoca’s old-town feel around the Bar…
Sicily on a road bike feels like a cheat code. You pedal through northern-coast views, climb near Etna, and stop in Savoca for lemon granita at the Bar Vitelli Godfather set. I really like the full carbon road bike setup…
