SICILY
127 Tours Reviewed
Volcano trekking meets Sicilian wine in one long day. This Etna & Wine tour strings together a guided walk among lava and craters, a cave visit with helmets and torches, and an afternoon in Taormina with a map to guide…
Etna has a way of turning a normal day into a story you tell later. This private outing mixes scenic train views with a real winery visit in Randazzo, so you’re not just tasting wine in a room—you’re seeing the…
One thing about Palermo is how food teaching turns into a night out. I like this class because it’s hands-on pizza-making from scratch and you bake your pizza in a real wood-fired oven right in the neighborhood. The one thing…
A winery tasting that tastes like the coast sounds unlikely, then it works. At Caruso & Minini in Marsala, you pair Trapani-area wines with gourmet seafood street food in a format that stays relaxed and practical. I really like the…
Marsala wine tastes better with context. This short visit packs a historic winery walkthrough, a guide-led story about how Marsala wine became what it is, and a relaxed tasting setup that keeps things friendly and easy to follow. I love…
Make wine, then bottle it yourself. This small-group Sicily experience at Cantina Quattrocieli turns a standard tasting into a guided blend-building class, with wine education that actually helps you decide what goes into your bottle. I especially liked how the…
A quick sip of Sicily can tell you a lot. This Palermo wine tasting pairs four pours with an aperitif platter, tied to Sicilian wine culture and food traditions. I like that the tasting is tightly focused: four glasses gives…
A visit to Scilio in Linguaglossa turns wine tasting into a real mini day on the Etna slopes, with stops at vineyards, an 1815 winery building, and an underground cellar. I like the way you learn the process step by…
Sicily looks different from the water. This Palermo boat excursion mixes easygoing cruising, swims with mask and snorkel, and an aperitif moment that feels very local. I especially liked the crystal-clear sea time at Mondello and the Grotta della Regina…
The volcano does sunset better than anywhere else. I love the 2,000-meter crater trek and the safety-first volcanic cave visit with helmets and torches; you also get the Valle del Bove panorama in that last golden hour. One thing to…
Sicily tastes best with wine. This 1 hour 30 minute Sicilian lunch with Etna wine tasting takes place at Etna Urban Winery in San Gregorio di Catania, with grandma-inspired recipes served at a shared table in the winery courtyard (or…
Volcano craters and wine tasting in one day. That’s what makes this Etna-focused tour such a good use of time: you get Mount Etna up close at the 1669 eruption sites, then shift gears to Etna wine in classic cellars.…
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…
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…
Fresh pasta in a real Catania apartment? Yes. I like this class because it turns Sicilian food into hands-on skills: you’ll learn to make pistachio-filled ravioli and other fresh shapes, then eat what you make with local wine. It also…
