SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Etna gets a full circuit today. This full-day ride is interesting because you wrap around Sicily’s big volcano and see it from multiple angles as you pedal through old and new lava-flow country. I love two things most: the chance…
Cooking vegan in Sicily feels like a cheat code. You get hands-on teaching for classic Catania-style dishes, using Mediterranean ingredients but swapping in plant-based versions. I like the small-group format (up to 12 in the class) and the fact that…
Two wheels make Trapani feel personal. This bike rental lets you roam the historic center and hunt for less-obvious corners at your own pace. The standout for me is the human part: the staff give practical support and city tips…
If you like dessert, this class is a smart stop. You’ll learn Cannoli and Cassata the Sicilian way with Chef Giacomo Napolitano, and I love how hands-on it is plus the fact you leave with detailed recipes. A small catch:…
Four hours, and Palermo makes sense fast. This private cruise-day tour uses a car and smart pacing to hit the city’s key sights without turning your day into a sprint, with port pickup/drop-off and photo stops built in. I especially…
No hunting for taxis after landing. This private transfer links Palermo Airport (PMO) with the Mercure Palermo Centro area in about 35 minutes, and the big win is how you’re met: a driver holds a name sign right at the…
Three towns in a single coast-to-hill day. That is what makes this Catania day trip such a fun puzzle to solve: Giardini Naxos sea air first, then Isola Bella reserve views at the end, with lots of walking in between.…
Volcano and sea in one day. This Jeep tour pairs Mt. Etna crater views and lava-cave scenery with an Isola dei Ciclopi snorkeling stop led by a marine biologist, so you get both heights and depths without changing tours. I…
Mt. Etna plus Sicily classics in two days. This is a private east-coast route built around comfort and flexibility, with hotel pickup by Premium Mercedes and an English-speaking driver guide who can pace the day around your interests. I especially…
Three Sicilian moods in one long day. I like how this tour pairs Buscemi Paese Museo with a real sense of daily life back then, then closes with Marzamemi by the sea and easy time for food. One thing to…
Palermo keeps receipts. This Anti-Mafia Heroes (Cool Hours) morning walking tour uses real Kalsa locations tied to Falcone and Borsellino to turn the anti-mafia fight into something you can actually picture. I like the 10 important site format with three…
Cooking in Palermo feels like family. In Mamma Corleone’s kitchen near the Cathedral, Maria Pia runs a max six class with real hands-on cooking, not a show from across the room, and you’ll be right in the Old Town rhythm.…
There’s something calming about clay. In Ragusa, this 2-hour pottery making workshop with Gloria Di Modica is hands-on from the start, with lots of help in a small group of up to eight. You’ll shape clay, get creative with painting,…
Mount Etna is the kind of plan that feels unreal. In this 6-hour trip, you’ll get guided access to real volcanic sites, plus a walk inside a lava tube and a stop in the town of Zafferana. I like that…
Underwater archaeology turns vacation time into real research. In Sicily, this hands-on course mixes classroom practice with time in the water and a detailed shore wrap-up, so you’re not just watching—you’re learning how the work gets done. I really like…
