SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
You get to slow down fast on this private boat day. In about four hours, you cruise the bays around Taormina and Giardini Naxos, then stop at Isola Bella for water time in bright, clear Sicilian sea. I love the…
Greek ruins meet hilltop medieval charm in Sicily. This private day strings together Segesta with the Salt Pans of Trapani and the hill-top town of Erice, while you also get long stretches of coastal views from the road. What I…
Godfather scenes meet real Sicilian streets. This Savoca–Taormina–Messina day ties the film locations to big island scenery, with smooth port pickup and a guided route that fits neatly into a 5 to 6 hour window. I love the Bar Vitelli…
Etna and wine, all in one stretch of time. This private tour is built for an easy day trip from the Messina, Catania, or Taormina Naxos area, starting with a visit to the Craters Silvestri of Mount Etna and ending…
Etna and Alcantara in one day is a rare combo. You’ll ride an e-MTB through Europe’s largest active volcano’s lava flows, then head into the Alcantara gorges landscape for a very different (and colder) kind of scenery. What I like…
Palermo street food is a full-contact history lesson. This tour threads old markets and major city corners into a 2.5-hour tasting walk that focuses on why each dish became a local obsession. You also get the added value of a…
Sicily feels like it runs on good timing, and this transfer helps you keep it. You get a door-to-door private ride between Taormina and Siracusa (Ortigia) with an English-speaking driver in a fully licensed, insured vehicle. Two things I like…
Earth changes under your boots. This half-day guided trip to Mount Etna reaches 3,000 meters and pairs big crater views with a lava cave walk using provided helmets and torches. I love the chance to stand near active summit craters…
A few hours with leather beats most souvenirs. In Palermo, you learn to design and finish a wallet, keychain, or card case with fine Italian leather and close guidance from artisans like Elena (with translator support from Davide). I love…
If you want Sicily by road and by trail, this is a strong pick. You start in Cefalù, rattle off-road through two big nature parks, then finish with a slow approach to Etna and a trekking route along craters. It…
Your first scuba certification starts with a safety check. In Sicily, the Basic Scuba Diver program mixes classroom instruction with guided underwater skills, then ends with an exam and an international certification release. What I like most is the way…
Watching Cefalù from offshore changes the whole vibe. This is a 3-hour, sea-level way to see the old port area, the cathedral, and the fortress—plus you get time to swim and snorkel with equipment on board. What I like most…
A volcano beats a museum any day of the week. What I like most is the pickup-first convenience and the way the tour structures your time with included admission at every Etna stop. My one caution: it runs on good…
Etna looks different at quad speed. This 2-hour quad loop takes you across lava fields and volcanic terrain around Nicolosi, with stops that explain how the volcano shapes the land—plus a quick look inside a lava cave. I loved the…
A Bagheria kitchen beats any restaurant start. This private dinner pairs show cooking with a sit-down 4-course meal in a local home, with English offered and the feeling of eating from family recipes. You get to experience Sicilian food in…
