SICILY
960 Tours Reviewed
Taormina from the water feels different. This small-group sail from Giardini Naxos puts you on the coast, away from the crush, with swim and snorkeling stops plus a skipper who shares local Sicilian stories. Expect Taormina Bay views that look…
Etna glows when the day cools. This Etna sunset tour turns Mount Etna into a living classroom, with cave time, a gentle trek, and that golden show over the lava fields in winter when days feel calmer. I especially like…
A long Sicilian road trip, with two UNESCO stops. Valley of the Temples and the Villa Romana del Casale are a dramatic one-two punch of Greek and Roman art. I love that this runs on a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan with…
A day on the water near Lampedusa feels like a reset button. You get multiple time-on-the-sea swim stops and an on-board lunch served at the table that goes well beyond the usual snack-box boat fare. One thing to keep in…
Palermo art hits fast. This small-group walking tour helps you skip long lines with a separate entrance, and it links the Capella Palatina and Palermo Cathedral with the big presence of Teatro Massimo. I also like that you get real…
Cannoli class beats any pastry stop. In Taormina, you learn the real steps behind Sicilian cannoli—dough, ricotta filling, frying, and assembling—with a professional chef guiding the whole show. It’s a fun way to do something more hands-on than a café…
Few places feel this unusual in Palermo. The Capuchin Catacombs sit underground and turn history into something you can see, not just read. With a local guide, you’ll walk corridors tied to the Capuchin friars’ approach to preserving bodies, including…
Palermo can feel like a movie you know. This 2-hour walking tour strings together big-ticket sights like Teatro Massimo and the Cathedral with real-life market time, so you get history and street food culture in one go. I like that…
Three Sicilian legends in one day. This Catania to Syracuse, Ortygia, and Noto tour is a smart way to hit Neapolis and two UNESCO-style towns without fuss, plus an air-conditioned van keeps the long day from feeling like punishment. The…
Pizza gets personal in Taormina. This hands-on Sicilian pizza making class mixes real dough skills, a quick ingredient run at the Taormina Regional Market, and a sit-down lunch using what you make. I really like two things here. First, the…
These ruins turn a long day into a story. This Palermo-to-Agrigento trip gets you to Sicily’s UNESCO Valley of the Temples and lets you walk among major Greater Greece-style architecture with a mix of orientation and self-paced time. I like…
Greek and Roman Sicily, packed into one day. This full-day tour runs from Catania to Agrigento and Piazza Armerina, so you get two UNESCO-style cultural hits without renting a car. I especially love the hands-off pace at the sites (you…
Four wines, one tiny Palermo balcony. This tasting at 26mq Urban Winery turns an everyday walk into a real look at what Sicilian winemaking tastes like in the historic center—right down to the church-view balcony and the stories shared by…
You can see two hill towns fast. I like the round-trip pickup and drop-off that keeps you from wrestling with local transit, and I like the time to wander on your own instead of being stuck in a nonstop lecture.…
Dinner class, but with real hands-on food. In Taormina, you start at Piazza San Antonio Abate and head to Ahoy Bistrò Siciliano for pizza and cannoli taught by Chef Mimmo and the Sicilian dessert team. It’s a fun, relaxed evening…
