SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Private sailing makes Sicily feel personal. This 4-hour private sail from Marina di Ragusa pairs a skipper who runs the show with a small group of up to 8, plus swim stops off-shore for an easy, refreshing break. One possible…
Some airport stress should not exist. This transfer is built to remove it fast. You get meet-and-greet at arrivals plus flight-checking, so you’re not left guessing where to go or when your driver will arrive. I like that the transfer…
Four movie stops, one Sicilian day. This Godfather tour links Messina cruise terminals (and nearby Taormina areas) with a short, well-paced route through Savoca and Forza d’Agro, with pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle. I love the movie-site focus that still…
Film locations, real Sicilian life. This 7-hour private day ties together Savoca and its The Godfather hangouts with Taormina’s famous streets and viewpoints, all with an English/Spanish/French/Italian-speaking guide. I love how the stops feel story-driven but still practical: you see…
Market mornings turn into dinner at home. In Palermo, this private cooking class starts with a walk that feels like local life: you shop at the Vucciria market, then cook a full Sicilian menu in your host’s kitchen. I like…
A few hours is enough to feel Sicily’s mountains. This afternoon outing in the heart of Madonie Natural Park pairs Gratteri’s steep little medieval streets and sea-baring views with Castelbuono’s lively old-town walk and a taste of Panettone di Fiasconaro.…
Sicilian puppets in Syracuse feel oddly alive. This guided visit is run by the Vaccaro brothers and mixes a museum look with a staged show based on classic chivalric tales. I especially like the hands-on puppeteer experience and the high…
Mondello by sea beats another bus ride. What I like most is the modern 2020 Hydra yacht and how the trip pairs an easy sail with a real Mondello swim + aperitif break. One thing to plan around: it’s not…
Palermo mixes mosaics and street snacks. I love how this tour pairs Arab-Norman church art with time for real street food in historic neighborhoods, so you get both the look and the flavor of Sicily’s capital. With your guide, Roberta…
Less stress at Palermo airport. This one-way private transfer links Palermo airport with Hotel Politeama (and back) using a true door-to-door setup. You’re not hunting for a cab stand or guessing which line moves fastest. You get a dedicated driver,…
When Etna starts talking, you listen. This guided trek turns the volcano into a hands-on walk, with Sartorius craters and the snow cave in one smooth 6-hour outing. I like that the route is easy-going for most people and still…
The road to Mount Etna has a way of making wine taste better. You’ll start with a classic vintage car ride from Catania or Taormina and end with a mellow, included spread of food and wine built around volcanic-soil flavors.…
Kayak through Marsala’s salt-lagoon magic. In the Stagnone Nature Reserve, you glide across warm, quiet lagoon water while white salt pans and windmills shape the view around you. It’s the kind of place that feels removed from regular time—and that…
Two hill towns, one day, and big views. I especially like how Segesta ties together Arabic, Norman, and Roman remains in one archaeological stop, so you see the layers instead of a random pile of stones. I also love the…
Palermo tastes better in a market lane. I like this experience because it keeps things private (up to 6 people) and runs on a 4-hour rhythm that fits real sightseeing, not rushing. I also like that you get a guided…
