SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Few cities pack this much beauty. In one day you trade Catania bustle for Sicily’s Greek ruins and Noto’s white baroque streets, plus time on Ortigia’s waterfront and alleys. You’ll cover standout sites like the Neàpolis park, the Temple of…
Palermo from above and below, in hours. I love the Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia (it’s famous, but also physically stunning) and I like that several major sights include admission tickets. One heads-up: it’s short, and with an English-speaking driver rather…
Soap making is science you can smell. At Casa Museo del Sapone in Sciacca, you get a one-hour visit to an old 19th-century soap house plus a hands-on workshop that ends with customized soap. I love seeing the real old…
Movie magic meets real Sicilian streets. This full-day The Godfather tour connects Catania to Savoca and Forza d’Agro, where you’ll walk the same old-world lanes tied to the film. I especially like how the route is tight and focused: two…
Under the radar, Catania turns silent underwater. I love that this is a small-group underwater session in the protected Isole Ciclopi area, so you’re not squeezed with a crowd. I also love the included, current-gen scuba equipment plus expert background…
Etna puts geology on your feet. This Etna and wines day focuses on real volcanic features, from a lava flow cave (helmets and torches included) to trekking on old craters, plus multiple view stops around the mountain. Two things I…
Sicily’s rock-carved tombs meet jaw-dropping canyon views. This Pantalica Nature Reserve walking experience takes you straight to the necropoli of Pantalica, one of Europe’s most impressive archaeological sites, with an easy ride from central Syracuse. What I like is the…
A night in a glass bubble feels unreal. Bubble Glamping Sicily turns that idea into a proper stay, with a fully shielded bubble setup that mimics a private villa garden, complete with a heated Jacuzzi and a telescope for the…
Catania smells like fresh food for three solid hours. You’ll start with a Catania market visit to pick out local staples, then move straight into fresh pasta prep and traditional flavor. It’s a nice mix of hands-on cooking and real…
Two towns, one delicious food-focused day. You get a small-group Taormina and Messina excursion built around hassle-free round-trip transport from the Messina or Giardini Naxos ports, with sightseeing and street-food tasting in the mix. I especially like the way the…
A home dinner in Taormina with Chef Massimo beats the usual restaurant script. I like that the evening starts with a terrace aperitif and keeps going with a full, Sicilian-style multi-course menu, not a skimpy tasting. The food is built…
A rooftop view can change how a city feels. This Palermo walking tour threads cathedrals, piazzas, and rooftop climbs into a tight 3-hour loop, with a licensed guide to connect the dots. You’ll also taste sweets tied to the tradition…
Aperitif. Caves. Crystal water. In one 3-hour spin. You’ll sail from Giardini Naxos on the Blue Diamond and cruise the bays around Isola Bella, with a real focus on Taormina’s shoreline points—not just a long look from the dock. I…
Sicily’s lava has a swimming spot. A private half-day at Le Gole dell’Alcantara turns Mount Etna’s fiery past into a landscape of columns, crystal-clear river pools, and easy time outside with a guide on hand. I like that it’s truly…
Palermo can feel like a puzzle. This tour turns it into a walkable story, with a local digital guide covering monuments, food, and the little details you’d miss on your own. I love that you get a flexible pace: you…
