SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Palermo tastes better on foot. This 3-hour walking street food experience turns the city into a menu, guided by a local who knows where locals actually line up. I especially like the small-group vibe and the way the route mixes…
That volcano day has a way of sticking with you. This Etna and Alcantara Gorges excursion mixes off-road access with real lava terrain, then cools you down in the Alcantara River Park after a proper Etnean lunch. I especially like…
Palermo stacks centuries in one walk. This 3-hour UNESCO sites tour strings together Norman-Arabic splendor, baroque streets, and real neighborhood life in a tight loop. You’ll move from showpiece squares to working markets, then end with time at Cattedrale di…
Etna looks best when the sun starts to fall. This guided sunset trip from Taormina brings you to the Silvestri craters for golden-hour views, with stops built around real local tastes and the volcano’s geology. I like that you get…
Palermo hits you fast. This 3-hour walk mixes UNESCO-level Cathedral beauty with the Capo market atmosphere and street-food tasting stops, all while a licensed local guide gives sharp, story-driven context about life in the city. I especially like how the…
Palermo looks different when you’re above the water. This classic boat tour turns city coastlines into an easy, scenic half-day on the vintage sailing boat Angela. Expect coast caves, fishing-port views, and a Mondello swim stop with wine and snacks—done…
Etna hikes don’t feel ordinary. This one climbs toward Europe’s highest active volcano craters, with a morning start and a guide who keeps an active, working volcano from turning into a risky day. I love how the route is built…
A submarine ride keeps the sea close. On this semi-submarine tour from Giardini Naxos, you get big underwater windows plus a chance to see the Isola Bella Nature Reserve both above and below. I like that it’s built for real…
Three Sicilian eras in one walking day. I really like how this small group tour keeps the pace friendly while still hitting the big sights, and I love the Neapolis ruins stop where Greek and Roman layers are easy to…
Michael Corleone steps meet real Sicilian streets. This 7-hour tour links key The Godfather filming locations with medieval hill towns, plus easy round-trip transport from your hotel. I especially like the two-part mix of film landmarks and village wandering. The…
Lipari and Vulcano in one day beats ferry-only planning. You get Lipari’s pretty old town and cathedral area, plus Vulcano’s black-sand beach and time for warm-water relaxation. The main catch is the early start and time at sea—this day isn’t…
Etna is busy, but this tour is focused. I like the mix of real volcano geology plus practical time on the mountain, and I also love the follow-through at Enoteca Dell’Etna where wine tasting comes with real local food. One…
Etna’s north side feels wilder. This guided hike takes you to the summit crater edges via authorized 4×4s, then sends you up on foot through ever-changing volcanic terrain, with views out over northern Sicily when the air is clear. I…
Etna is Sicily’s most dramatic day out. This Mt. Etna Nature and Flavors half-day trip pairs a guided walk on Parco dell’Etna trails with a proper underground lava-cave visit, plus a local food tasting. You’ll get pickup from Taormina or…
Sicily’s best mosaics start early. This full-day trip strings together two UNESCO sites with Villa Romana del Casale’s jaw-dropping Roman mosaics and a guided walk through the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, where guides like Nicola and Giovanna help…
