SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Cooking under Palermo stars beats a museum day. This hands-on Sicilian cuisine class at Domus Kitchen pairs real cooking with a long sit-down meal, hosted by Chef Antonio and his family in an outdoor kitchen setting. It is part lesson,…
Some places feel made for first-time scuba. This one sends you into the Gulf of Catania and the Cyclopean Isles with a marine biologist, so it’s not just scenery—it’s learning in motion. I like that the guides coach you step-by-step…
Taormina has a way of getting food right. In this Sicilian market and cooking class, I like that you start by learning how to shop for real local ingredients with a chef, then you roll up your sleeves and cook…
Electric scooters turn a long archaeological day into a quick loop. This 2-hour electric scooter tour lets you cover the Valley of the Temples fast, with an English-speaking guide plus audio commentary as you move along the main ruins. I…
Frying arancino in Taormina beats cooking TV. This hands-on class turns you from spectator into cook as you learn shape, filling, and the crispy crust. I also like that dietary needs are taken seriously, with options for gluten-free and lactose…
Palermo’s mosaics feel like time travel. This Cappella Palatina and Palazzo dei Normanni tour is a smart 2-hour way to make sense of Sicily’s artistic mix—Byzantine, Islamic, and Norman—without getting lost in big vague impressions. I especially like how the…
Etna sunset hits different. This half-day ride from Taormina lines up lava caves and Silvestri craters under one guide-led evening. I like that you start with city pickup and end with real mountain views, not just a photo stop. I…
One movie trip can change how you see Sicily. This Godfather tour brings you to Savoca and Forza d’Agro, where scenes from the films live in the same streets, churches, and viewpoints. I love how the day mixes film details…
Lava coast, clear water, and a deck aperitif. This 4-hour sail from Club Nautico Catania takes you along the Ionian Sea to Aci Trezza for swimming and snorkel time. I especially like the small-group vibe (max 10) and how the…
Two swims, one Sicilian sea break. This half-day Palermo boat tour pairs time at Mondello with a stop at Grotta della regina for snorkeling, plus a food-and-drink plan that feels very Palermo. I love how the vibe stays relaxed (not…
Sicily’s sea turns into your snorkel classroom. This small-group boat trip runs from Giardini Naxos to Isola Bella, with the kind of clear water that makes fish-spotting feel easy. I like that the crew builds in beginner-friendly safety time, plus…
Etna tastes better with a guide. This 10am tour from Taormina mixes Mount Etna vineyards with Sicilian village food: two tasting stops, wine glasses, and an included lunch. I like the tight group size (max 8) and the way the…
A market morning turns into a full Sicilian lunch. This Palermo cooking class pairs a guided trip to Mercato del Capo with a small-group, hands-on lesson led by professional chefs, so you’re learning what to buy and then actually using…
One long day, two worlds of Sicilian culture, and a lot of walking. I especially liked Neapolis Archaeological Park for the sense of deep time and Ortigia Island for its 2,000-year-old lanes. One thing to keep in mind: the day…
Pizza dough in Taormina sounds simple—until you touch it. This class pairs Chef Giovanni and his team with a real restaurant setup at Porta Messina, where you learn from-scratch pizza and pasta and then eat what you make. You also…
