SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Catania looks different from a Segway. This 3-hour ride turns a simple sightseeing walk into fast, fun city time, starting with practical Segway training and then moving through the Old Town’s big landmarks. You’ll cover medieval streets and major squares…
Catania has a knack for mixing the sacred with the theatrical, and this short tour captures that mood fast. You’ll walk through the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel of the Aragonese, then step into the cooler, older world underground. It’s…
Soap and Olive Oil in Sciacca sounds simple, but it’s surprisingly technical and fun. In a restored 19th-century soap museum, you get a guided lesson that connects soap-making chemistry to daily life in Sicily. You’ll also meet Alessandro, whose sunny…
Cannolo dough is messy fun in Taormina. This class pairs a hands-on cooking lesson with a Taormina Regional Market visit, so you get the how and the why behind Sicilian pastry. You’ll finish by tasting what you made, with an…
Mount Etna in one long day? Yes. This Palermo-to-Taormina tour pairs Sicily’s highest active volcano with a postcard-worthy coastal town, all in a single 12-hour push that feels like you crossed the island in fast-forward. I like that the plan…
Marsala wine tastes better with context. This short visit packs a historic winery walkthrough, a guide-led story about how Marsala wine became what it is, and a relaxed tasting setup that keeps things friendly and easy to follow. I love…
A Godfather route in a vintage car is a very specific kind of fun. I love the mix of Sicily’s dramatic scenery and movie-spotting in real towns, from Taormina’s streets to Savoca’s signature scenes. Just be aware: it’s a vintage…
Seven thirty in Taormina feels like a movie. I like the rooftop views that come with each drink, and I love how the evening stays focused on high-end cocktails instead of turning into a loud bar hop. With Thomas la…
Sunrise on Etna feels like another world. This 5-hour trek takes you off the main tracks on the southern slopes, so you get quiet crater country and real volcanic detail as the sky warms up. One thing to plan for:…
Etna at sunset hits different. This private climb to the highest active volcano in Europe pairs up-close volcano scenery with a personal guide and driver, then ends with Prosecco on the crater as the light drops. I especially like the…
Gole di Tiberio feels like a pocket of quiet. This Madonie area gorge hike-and-boat combo mixes a short 400-meter canyon crossing with time along the Pollina river, where you can often swim and soak up the kind of silence you…
Picture a vintage Fiat at dusk. This romantic Taormina experience blends a 1961 Fiat 1100 pick-up, a short scenic drive, and dinner set in a 19th-century castle setting. I love how the evening is paced like a movie: aperitif first,…
Making cannoli feels like Sicily in your hands. In this Taormina cooking class, you’ll learn the shell and cream basics behind the island’s most famous dessert, guided by an English-speaking local chef like Carmelo or Mary. I love that you…
Make wine, then bottle it yourself. This small-group Sicily experience at Cantina Quattrocieli turns a standard tasting into a guided blend-building class, with wine education that actually helps you decide what goes into your bottle. I especially liked how the…
A quick sip of Sicily can tell you a lot. This Palermo wine tasting pairs four pours with an aperitif platter, tied to Sicilian wine culture and food traditions. I like that the tasting is tightly focused: four glasses gives…
