SICILY
960 Tours Reviewed
Mount Etna looks different from two wheels. This 6-hour e-bike ride takes you off the main tourist path on Etna’s Altomontana trail, where lava shapes and green woodland happen in the same day. I love that the route is built…
A climb that ends with sea views. This private bike tour up Monte Pellegrino mixes an active ride with a real sightseeing moment at the Santuario di Santa Rosalia in a cave, plus panoramic looks over Palermo’s bay. What I…
Palermo hits you fast: markets first, monuments right after. This is a tight 2.5-hour walk that moves you from Capo Street Market street life to some of Palermo’s most distinctive architecture, then ends at Piazza Pretoria. It’s designed for getting…
Temples and sea cliffs in one day. This full-day Sicily outing links Scala dei Turchi with the Valley of the Temples in one efficient loop, then feeds you with lunch along the way. It’s the kind of day where you…
Salt air and sea stops start right away. This Egadi Islands day boat trip is a smart way to see Favignana and Levanzo without rushing. The plan is built around water time—swap out shore views for swimming and snorkeling in…
You’ll see Godfather towns fast and comfortably. This private Sicily day links Savoca, Castelmola, and Taormina into one smooth loop with port pickup and time to wander at your own pace. I love the way the stops stay focused—old-town streets…
One day, two Sicilian time capsules. You start from Palermo at 8:30 with door-to-door pickup, then spend the day bouncing between the Madonie mountains and the seaside town of Cefalù—without the stress of trains, buses, or confusing signage. It’s a…
Sea views and history, powered by two wheels. I love the northern Sicilian coast views you get on the ride, and I also love the stop at the Holy Grotto plus World War II sites for a side of Palermo…
Catania hits you with history fast—no wasted steps. This small-group walking tour is built to stack the city’s top sights in about two hours, so you leave with a clear sense of where everything is (and where to return later).…
West of Palermo, Sicily feels cinematic. This is one of those rare days where you get Segesta’s spare Greek temple on a hill and then shift gears to Erice’s medieval streets and jaw-dropping views, with your English-speaking driver filling the…
This day makes Etna food feel personal, not staged. With Chris and Barbara at the wheel, you spend around 7 hours eating your way through small villages at the foot of the volcano, far from the usual day-trip lanes. I…
Palermo tastes better when the sun is low. This 2.5-hour street-food walking tour strings together major landmarks in central Palermo while you stop often to sample Sicilian bites as evening cools the streets. It’s timed well for first-timers: you get…
Etna makes you feel small, in a good way. This 5-hour Etna 3000m trip mixes high-volcano views with hands-on stops, including active summit craters that breathe steam and gas. I especially like the chance to stand near the craters when…
Sailing off Palermo can feel like a local secret. This private 4-hour outing blends shoreline sightseeing with a real chance to swim and snorkel near Capo Gallo. I like the hands-on water time, and I also like how the crew…
Etna’s canyons are made for safe thrill. This canyoning day takes you into a water-carved gorge, with specialized staff and mountaineering gear doing the heavy lifting on safety while you focus on the fun. You also get a tight small-group…
