SICILY
1424 Tours Reviewed
Catania has a second city under your feet. This guided walk takes you from major Roman ruins down into underground churches, prehistoric lava spaces, and passageways traced to the Amenano waters. In about 2.5 hours, you’ll connect the street-level Sicily…
Etna is Sicily’s wild science class in the open. This small-group day lifts you high toward Rifugio Sapienza, lets you walk through extinct craters and old lava fields, then finishes with a real lava cave tour plus food tastings. You…
Street food in Palermo has a way of grabbing you fast. This 3-hour market walk in the city center mixes local recipes, neighborhood history, and plenty of food that works like a real meal. Two things I really liked were…
Volcano day trips can feel touristy fast. This one stays human, with lava caves and Sicilian flavors built into the plan. You get a smooth ride from Catania, then time outside on Etna, plus a short visit to a local…
Salt pans teach you more than you think. This one pairs three working salt sites with a museum stop and real tastings, and it keeps the group intimate with a cap that’s meant for quality. I particularly like the focus…
Palermo hits you with history at street level. This walking tour strings together the city’s biggest UNESCO landmarks with a live guide and plenty of photo stops. I love how the route feels human-sized, with time to look up, ask…
Etna makes you rethink volcanoes. This guided 4×4 Jeep tour covers UNESCO-listed Mt. Etna, from crater viewpoints up high to an underground lava tube stop, with practical explanations along the way. I love that the day feels small and personal,…
A hilltop town and a movie scene in one day. This half-day Godfather tour pairs Francis Ford Coppola’s Sicily filming locations with real towns you can actually wander. I like the mix of Savoca’s famous stops plus Forza d’Agrò’s dramatic…
Night in Palermo has a smell you’ll remember. This small-group food walk is built for locals-only street stalls and starts at grand Teatro Massimo. I like the small group size (max 12) because you actually talk, ask questions, and move…
Three hours. Lots of food. Real Palermo. I love the street-food tastings and the way the walk threads through Palermo’s historic center with a local guide. One thing to consider: this is not a food marathon, it’s a walking tour…
Palermo at night is better with a plan. This pub crawl is a simple way to sample local nightlife without guessing where to go next, starting right in the centro storico and running about five hours. You get an organized…
Etna feels otherworldly before lunch. This full-day combo packs small-group time with a real guided push up Mount Etna (plus a cave stop) and then drops you into Taormina’s sea-view charm; I especially liked the chance to taste organic produce…
Palermo street food comes with a side of stories. This walking tour links classic bites to the city’s big landmarks, with guides such as Alessandra and Francesco turning the walk into something you can actually picture. You’ll start near Teatro…
Taormina looks different from the water. I love the way the boat gets you up close to the Blue Grotto and the Taormina coastline, and I love the stop at Isola Bella with time to cool off in clear water.…
A noble palace, run by the same family. Palazzo Conte Federico lets you tour the palace’s noble floor and see the Arab-Norman tower as it’s been shaped for generations, not staged for tourists. I love that the guide is a…
