SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Palermo can be a feast for the senses, especially when you start at the market. This private market tour and cooking class pairs Capo Street Market shopping with a real hands-on lesson in a historic noble palace, Palazzo Asmundo, where…
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…
Palermo can be confusing fast, even for smart travelers. This self-guided scavenger hunt audio tour turns the city into a game: you follow GPS, listen as you go, and solve riddle clues at major sights like the Palermo Cathedral and…
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…
A smooth start makes Sicily feel easier. This Palermo Airport to San Vito Lo Capo and Macari transfer focuses on getting you from arrivals to your door fast, with a driver who tracks flights. I like the meet-and-greet setup (your…
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…
A Sicilian day trip with two big-name stops. You’ll get Caltagirone’s UNESCO pottery town plus the Villa Romana del Casale mosaics in one guided loop, with time to wander on your own. I like that the day is paced so…
Sicilian home cooking feels personal. This private dining experience in Campofelice di Roccella pairs an exclusive show-cooking session with family-style recipes you’ll recognize as truly Italian, plus a meal that runs from seasonal starter to dessert. The possible catch: the…
Two hours. One big sunset mission. From Giardini Naxos, this dolphin-focused cruise keeps things simple and practical, with a 6:00 pm start that lines up with sunset light. I also like the small group size (max 10), which makes it…
Three Aeolian islands in one day sounds efficient. This mini-cruise out of Capo d’Orlando is built for people who want big island scenery without the hassle of ferry hopping, and the plan includes Lipari sightseeing plus time on the motonave…
Two UNESCO sites in one long Sicily day. I love the Roman Villa del Casale mosaics and the clear, structured Valley of the Temples guided walk. It’s the kind of combo that turns a far-flung day trip into a big…
Catania clicks fast on foot. This 2-hour French-guided walking tour strings together the city’s biggest landmarks and the stories behind them, from the statue in Piazza Duomo to the Baroque stretch on Via Crociferi. I particularly like that you get…
