SICILY
611 Tours Reviewed
Ortigia and Syracuse can feel like a maze when you’re on foot. This tuk-tuk-style tour helps you hit a lot of highlights without wrestling traffic and staircases, while still getting close to the real streets and squares. I like the…
Walk the Godfather’s Sicilian set. This 7-hour tour links the movie’s real locations in Savoca and Forza d’Agrò, with an on-board guide and a van ride that gives you classic Messina-area countryside views. It’s built for fans who want more…
Baroque Sicily feels close today. This half-day run pairs Ragusa Ibla’s Cathedral of San Giorgio with efficient, professional transport so you can actually enjoy both towns instead of just watching the scenery blur by. You also get a classic Modica…
Favignana and Levanzo by dinghy feels personal. This small-group outing (max 12) uses a comfortable boat ride plus hands-on snorkeling gear, SUP board time, and a floating carpet. The crew, including Alessandro and Luana, is the kind that talks through…
Etna and Taormina in one smooth day. I like this tour for the port pickup that saves you from figuring out transport, and for the time on Mount Etna where you can actually walk around the lava fields. The main…
Syracuse looks different from a boat deck. This private 3-hour ride around Ortigia mixes big sea views with history at the Maniace Castle and scenery in the Plemmirio nature reserve. I love the simple, relaxing rhythm: cruise, stop for swims,…
Etna watching you cruise is hard to beat. This private boat excursion pairs easygoing coastal sightseeing with a real swim break, plus lunch prepared onboard, all in a quiet max-12 setting run by La Rosa Dei Venti Escursioni. Two things…
Monreale packs UNESCO power into a short, focused visit. You get both the Duomo di Monreale and the Benedictine Cloister as part of the Arab-Norman story, guided by an authorized specialist. It’s a great way to see two major landmarks…
Three Sicilian days, and your fork never rests. This package ties together Taormina’s food tastings, Godfather filming spots, and Mount Etna wine in one smooth plan, with pickup and a small up-to-8 group that keeps things personal. I love how…
Palermo tastes better on two wheels. I love how the ride stitches together old ports and classic squares, and I love the street-food tastings that keep coming at you across the neighborhoods. One thing to plan for: this tour runs…
Catania at night tastes like a story. This 3-hour walking tour threads you through the historic center’s lanes and squares while you eat your way through the city’s street-food identity—starting on Via Crociferi and ending with dessert after an evening…
Mafia power shaped Palermo. This 3-hour walk reframes the city through anti-Mafia activism, from Teatro Massimo to memorials and civic buildings. I especially like the way the route ties each location to a real story of civil mobilization, and I…
That high, windy hill town feeling can start fast. This private Palermo-area day strings together Erice, Mozia, and Marsala with a comfy car, smart time allocations, and a sense of how Sicily’s past layers over everyday life. I especially like…
A rattling 4×4 is the right way to meet Etna. You get off the main roads, roll through volcanic scenery like the Valle del Bove, and finish with a mountain-shelter lunch with Etna wine. It’s also a day where the…
Five bites can tell a whole city story. I love how this evening walk through La Kalsa pairs classic Sicilian street food with wine, and I also like the fact that you get hands-on learning during the pizza portion in…
