SICILY
855 Tours Reviewed
If you want Sicilian cooking with a real local rhythm, this class hits the sweet spot. I like the market-to-kitchen flow (you shop in Palermo, then cook with what you bought), and I also like that Chef Fulvio teaches classic…
Godfather sightings in small Sicilian towns? That’s the fun of this tour: you’ll bounce between Forza d’Agro and Savoca, then walk through the very spots used in the film. I especially like the combo of big panoramic views and short…
One day, two kingdoms, no stress. I like the private transport and A/C car that keeps you moving, and I also love the chance to see Monreale Cathedral plus Palermo’s big sights in a single 7-hour loop. The one possible…
Cefalù looks better from a captain’s seat. This private boat trip keeps things personal with a max-10 group and real snorkeling time with masks provided. You’ll start at the Presidiana Tourist Port area and head out for coast views, then…
Godfather locations meet Sicilian viewpoints. This private port excursion links Savoca (Godfather filming sites) with Taormina (stunning Greek Theater views) in one efficient day, with an English-speaking guide and pickup from the port gate. I especially like the tight pacing…
Ortigia on two wheels is a smarter way to see Syracuse. This private Ortiga bike tour is built for an efficient morning loop around the island, with stops that mix architecture, local landmarks, and art. I like that it’s timed…
Montalbano country in one long, easy day. I like how this full day strings together Punta Secca filming spots with the real, everyday feel of the Val di Noto towns, not just staged photo moments. Two things I genuinely enjoy:…
Soap has a darker story than you expect. In Sciacca, this hour-long visit turns a restored 19th-century building into soap history made tangible, with machines and tools from South West Sicily. If you like your travel with a little science…
Monte Pellegrino turns Palermo into a backdrop. This private guided bike tour climbs Palermo’s holy mountain through nature trails and historic spots, including the Santa Rosalia sanctuary and panoramic WWII anti-aircraft battery areas. You’ll ride out of the city for…
Palermo can feel big on day one, so you need a smart route. This private tour pairs the city’s big landmarks with off-the-main-street favorites, guided by locals like Michaelangelo or Luca, so you’ll understand what you’re seeing and where to…
Palermo has a talent for grabbing your attention fast. This private 3-hour tour packs in the big visual stops and adds useful context, like how Teatro Massimo ties into the Florio family’s shipowner and industrialist story. I like that the…
Ortigia by boat feels like a shortcut. In about four hours, you circle Isola di Ortigia to see Syracuse’s key waterfront sights, then head toward the Plemmirio protected area for swimming and scenery that changes every few minutes. I like…
Catania looks different from a Segway. This 3-hour ride turns a simple sightseeing walk into fast, fun city time, starting with practical Segway training and then moving through the Old Town’s big landmarks. You’ll cover medieval streets and major squares…
Catania has a knack for mixing the sacred with the theatrical, and this short tour captures that mood fast. You’ll walk through the Cathedral and the Royal Chapel of the Aragonese, then step into the cooler, older world underground. It’s…
Mount Etna in one long day? Yes. This Palermo-to-Taormina tour pairs Sicily’s highest active volcano with a postcard-worthy coastal town, all in a single 12-hour push that feels like you crossed the island in fast-forward. I like that the plan…
