SICILY
611 Tours Reviewed
Medieval Erice plus salt pans in one day. You get Palermo hotel pickup and a comfy air-conditioned minivan route that strings together the best of western Sicily without you needing to drive or plan. I especially like how the day…
Taormina hits you fast. One drive and you’re staring out over the Ionian Sea, with Etna in the distance and that famous theater view lining up your afternoon. I love how this tour pairs major sights with real walking time…
Two wheels make Siracusa feel close. This bike history tour links Ortigia’s main landmarks with Neapolis’s ancient ruins in about 4 hours, led in English with all gear provided. You start and finish at Via della Dogana 15, so you’re…
A boat ride around Ortigia can feel like instant history. You’ll cruise the Syracuse shoreline by sea, passing major landmarks from the water before heading to the Pillirina karst caves near Plemmirio. It’s a smooth half-day plan that mixes sights,…
Etna vs Palermo wines, explained on a ride. This Palermo wine tour takes you out to the Pianetto Estate in Sicily’s northwest and turns a simple tasting into a full vineyard-to-bottle experience led by Alessandro. I especially liked how the…
Taormina is stunning on foot. In a 2-hour private walk, you move through medieval streets, stop at standout monuments, and look out over the coast as your guide tells you what you’re seeing and why it matters. I particularly like…
Etna feels close when your guide drives you up. This full-day private tour is interesting because you get a custom guide and air-conditioned car, yet you still reach serious volcanic viewpoints like Rifugio Sapienza. I especially like the stop in…
Two Sicilian worlds in one day. You get the prehistoric shock of Pantalica’s necropolis plus the artistic payoff of Sortino’s Baroque architecture, all in one smooth 8-hour loop. One thing to consider: it’s not suitable for people with mobility impairments,…
Etna in winter hits different. This short trek packs big views and up-close volcanic drama, from Gulf-of-Catania panoramas to the Valle del Bove and the Silvestri craters. I especially like how the walk mixes geology with real hiking time, and…
Taormina is history with killer views. This private walking tour strings together Ancient Greek Theatre viewpoints and stories, with far-off Mount Etna in the background on a clear day. What I really love: first, the guides. I came away impressed…
Palermo from above and below, in hours. I love the Sanctuary of Santa Rosalia (it’s famous, but also physically stunning) and I like that several major sights include admission tickets. One heads-up: it’s short, and with an English-speaking driver rather…
Soap making is science you can smell. At Casa Museo del Sapone in Sciacca, you get a one-hour visit to an old 19th-century soap house plus a hands-on workshop that ends with customized soap. I love seeing the real old…
Etna puts geology on your feet. This Etna and wines day focuses on real volcanic features, from a lava flow cave (helmets and torches included) to trekking on old craters, plus multiple view stops around the mountain. Two things I…
Sicily’s rock-carved tombs meet jaw-dropping canyon views. This Pantalica Nature Reserve walking experience takes you straight to the necropoli of Pantalica, one of Europe’s most impressive archaeological sites, with an easy ride from central Syracuse. What I like is the…
A rooftop view can change how a city feels. This Palermo walking tour threads cathedrals, piazzas, and rooftop climbs into a tight 3-hour loop, with a licensed guide to connect the dots. You’ll also taste sweets tied to the tradition…
