SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Midnight in a volcano crater sounds unreal. Yet Calice in Cratere on Pantelleria is exactly that kind of Sicily night: stars, cool air, and a wine toast with Africa/Tunisia views. You’re looked after from the start and brought into a…
Some mornings in Palermo are meant for markets. This 3-hour food tour centers on Mercato di Ballarò and turns it into a guided walk where you eat as you go. I love the personal, family-style feel the team brings, especially…
Morgantina feels like a whole city. This guided stop at Area archeologica di Morgantina lets you focus on the agora and theater, so the ruins make sense instead of just being rocks in the sun. It runs as a private…
Palermo’s streets teach you fast. This 2-hour walking tour strings together the city’s big architectural landmarks and everyday neighborhood life, with a focus on Arabic-influenced areas and Palermo’s famous public spaces. You’ll start at Piazza Politeama and work your way…
Etna is better on two wheels. This small-group ride uses an e-bike to get you into the Natural Park between old lava flows, black sand, and pine woods, then brings you to a summit area with big views toward the…
Capo Passero plus Vendicari in one trip is a smart use of time, and it’s built around real water time. I love the swim stops—Portopalo’s Tonnara area and the Pirates’ Bay at Capo Passero feel like you’re actually exploring, not…
Demeter and Kore show up in the details. This guided loop connects Sicily’s archaeology to the ancient myth thread, with stops that range from the Greek agora at Morgantina to star finds at Aidone’s museum, ending at the UNESCO mosaics…
Palermo comes alive with a camera. In this private shoot, Giacomo Barone guides you through Palermo’s Centro Storico for street, portrait, and fashion moments shaped by the city’s light. I like that you can choose the look you want—street food,…
Taormina hits you fast—then Castelmola takes over. This private, door-to-door day gives you panoramic stops, a good chunk of free time in Taormina, and a finale back in Messina for famous church-and-clock sights plus a cannoli. I like how the…
Catania has a way of making wine feel local. This market-based tasting turns a busy evening into a guided sip-and-savor session, with Sicilian volcanic wines paired with food made to match. It’s a simple plan, easy to fit into your…
Sun, swims, and Sicilian snacks on open water. This Palermo boat tour is built around easy stops where you can jump in for snorkeling, take photos with the coastline behind you, and eat like you’re on a mini Sicilian food…
Messina tastes better on a street-food walk. In three hours, you sample sweet and savory Sicilian bites with a local guide, moving through markets and artisan shops. I love the variety you get in a short time, and I love…
Golden hour meets myth and dinner. This 4-hour experience blends Cyclops Coast stories with real sea views and then lands you in Acireale for family-hosted Sicilian food. I like how the boat time is guided and focused on what you’re…
This is one of the easiest ways to see Taormina’s highlights fast. You’ll get skip-the-line tickets to the Ancient Theatre, then finish with two picture-perfect piazzas—Piazza Duomo and Piazza IX Aprile—in about two hours. I like that the stops are…
Ortigia tastes better with a guide. I like how this tour begins at the Apollo Temple and turns food stops into quick, clear context, and I really appreciate the arancino and granita tastings that feel like the real street-food rhythm…
