SICILY
960 Tours Reviewed
Sicily packs a lot into one day. This small-group tour pairs Mount Etna at 2000m (Silvestri craters) with a break at Isola Bella Nature Reserve, then finishes with time in Taormina’s Corso Umberto. I like the small group cap (11…
Etna is the kind of place you feel in your lungs. This hike takes you into the highest active area of Mount Etna, with authorized 4×4 rides and a rough, crater-edge trek that changes with the volcano’s mood. I especially…
Sunset over Greek temples feels unreal. I love how an English-speaking guide helps you read the ruins, and I love that park entrance tickets are part of the price so you can spend more time looking and less time sorting…
Etna at dusk feels like another planet. This sunset tour takes you up toward the top of Etna, aiming for views from around 2,000 meters and guided stops among craters and caves. I especially like that the timing is built…
Palermo by boat changes the way you see the coast. I really like the modern small-group setup (up to 10 people) and the way the route stacks in swim time at Vergine Maria and Mondello. I also like that you’re…
A morning of black sand and quiet fire is waiting. This is a private Mt. Etna full-day trek that also takes you into a lava tube, with the route kept off the main tourist paths. I love that you’re getting…
Two hours, and suddenly Sicily feels huge. This small-group boat excursion from Ortigia mixes castle-side swimming with the Syracuse sea caves, including a standout stalactite chamber when conditions allow. I really like two things here: the laid-back time on the…
Sicily from sea level to hilltop glory. This 5-hour minivan day stitches together Giardini Naxos, Castelmola, and Taormina, with a big payoff: the Isola Bella view that fans recognize from The White Lotus. You also get a real guide-driven start…
Sicily’s coast looks unreal from a RIB. This full-day private boat outing runs along the San Vito Lo Capo shoreline, then stacks multiple swim-and-snorkel stops in the Zingaro Nature Reserve area, plus time in Castellammare del Golfo. You get an…
Follow your nose into Catania’s fish market. This is a 2.5-hour walking tour that pairs the morning buzz of the Pescheria with classic Catania street food and city-centre stories from a licensed, English-speaking guide. I love how the food keeps…
Sicily’s ancient and Baroque worlds in one day. This trip strings together Noto’s UNESCO Baroque center and Syracuse’s Greek-to-Roman sites, with a guide on board to keep the story clear and moving. I like that you get both the big…
Sicily turns beginners into board-ready kitesurfers. A private lesson in Lo Stagnone focuses on safety and technique in a lagoon environment built for learning, not just for show. You start on dry land with gear assembly and safety methods, then…
Sailing Palermo on a vintage wooden boat feels romantic. I love the Angela1968 for its classic Sicilian look and calm, human scale from La Cala. I also love the swim breaks with snorkeling equipment, plus fruit and a drink onboard.…
Stone cities tell the story of 1693. I love the late-Baroque stonework—masks, carvings, and dramatic facades—and you get an easy way to see three UNESCO-linked towns without wrestling with trains or parking. I also really like the Modica chocolate tasting…
Three stops, one smooth Sicily day. This excursion strings together Segesta’s dramatic archaeological site, the medieval maze of Erice, and a quick look at Trapani’s salt pans—all without renting a car. I like the way it’s built around efficient driving…
