SICILY
693 Tours Reviewed
Sicily goes movie-to-marvel fast. I love how this day trip strings together Savoca and Taormina in a way that feels effortless, especially with the Cappuccini catacombs and the Greek Theatre views. I also like the food rhythm: a proper stop…
This is Godfather Sicily in real time. I love the small-group size and the film-precise storytelling that ties each stop to what you actually see on screen. One thing to plan for: it’s a long day with steep hilltown walking,…
Etna feels close and personal on this tour. You start in Catania, cruise past the seafront with views toward Acitrezza, then spend a few focused hours on Etna’s older craters, a lava tube cave, and killer viewpoints. I love that…
Etna and the gorge in one unforgettable day. I love how this trip pairs a guided Mt. Etna hike to 2000 meters with a winery lunch served with local wine, so you get big nature and real Sicilian flavor in…
This small-group Cefalù boat tour turns the town’s postcard views into real, up-close scenery, with time in the water and sightseeing from the port out toward Cefalù’s famous sights. I like how the trip stays relaxed (not a rushed bus-style…
Etna at sunset feels otherworldly. This guided tour strings together geology, Sicilian flavors, and cool dark-cave exploration on a small-group route that stays far from the obvious crowds. I especially love the mix of stops, from the organic farm tasting…
Erupting volcanoes, all in one day. I really like the combo of Panarea’s stylish little bays and wandering time on Stromboli, and I especially love the fact that you watch eruptions from the water around Sciara del Fuoco at night.…
Etna, wine, and gorges—one long day. I like how this tour pairs a 2-hour crater hike at about 2,000 meters with a real look into the volcanic underground via a lava cave. I also love the human side: a stop…
Palermo makes sense when you walk. This guided private walking tour is designed to help you feel like you belong, with a customizable itinerary shaped around what you want to see (and how much time you have). Guides like Valentina…
One street, one square, one church, then food. Palermo’s old town has the look and the flavor, and this short walk hits both. You’ll start in the historic core, pause at key landmarks like Quattro Canti and Fontana della Vergogna,…
Catania has a monastery you can’t really find on your own. This Benedictine Monastery of Catania tour takes you through cloisters, kitchens, and working university spaces, with stories that link the Roman world to today’s student life. I especially love…
A packed Sicilian story in one day. You start from Catania and spend the morning at Syracuse’s Neapolis, then slow down on Ortigia for the Temple of Apollo and the Fountain of Arethusa. I love the pacing, with real walking…
Sea caves from a small boat feel magic. I like how this tour shows Ortigia Island from every angle, plus it includes a sea-cave visit so you see the coast up close. I also love the chance for a swim…
Volcano wine sounds fancy, but it’s also fun. This private 6-hour Etna winery tour turns Sicily’s volcanic wine ground into a day you can taste: three stops, wine tastings, and food pairings, with hotel or port pickup in Taormina, Catania,…
The coast looks better from water. This Mondello and Capo Gallo Reserve boat tour turns Palermo’s shoreline into a real day at sea, with grottos, cliffs, and time in the Gulf. I like that you sail toward the Capo Gallo…
