SICILY
127 Tours Reviewed
Sicily drinks well when someone plans it. This private full-day wine tour from Trapani turns the Sicilian countryside into a slow, scenic route between working vineyards, with a flexible order of stops that fits your group. You start at 10:00…
Wine, volcano views, and a quick Taormina fix. This Messina to Etna wine and Taormina day is interesting because you get round-trip transport by air-conditioned minivan plus a guided visit to a winery at the base of Mt. Etna, with…
Organic wine in Marsala can be surprisingly personal. This tasting at Baglio DiAr pairs a guided winery visit with a 5-wine flight of certified organic Sicilian grapes, all in a small group. What I like most is how focused it…
Frederick II would recognize these hills. This Bio farm experience at Augustali mixes an easy countryside walk with a guided cellar tour in a Baglio-style space, then finishes with a two-wine tasting plus a brunch. I really like that it…
A meal with a view, plus wine pairing, plus family stories. This private wine and food tasting happens at home in Milo, on a panoramic terrace where sea wind keeps things comfortable while you sample Doc wines from volcanic, savory,…
A Sicilian winery visit can be surprisingly hands-on. At Cantina Quattrocieli in Alcamo, you get a focused look at organic wine-making, then enjoy tastings that actually teach you what you’re drinking. I especially like that the tour includes the tasting…
Urban vineyards on Etna sounds like a paradox. This Etna urban winery tour turns the area between Catania and Mount Etna into a walkable wine experience. I love the urban vineyards stretch with its dry-stone walls and old city-edge shapes,…
Etna feels personal on this private day. You get the southern side of Mount Etna with extinct craters and old lava, then you finish with a proper meal at Gambino Winery that includes an Etna DOC tasting. It’s a full-on…
A wine tasting in someone’s noble home. This experience is interesting because you’re tasting six Sicilian wines paired with six local cheeses in Patrizia’s apartment across from Palermo Cathedral. You also learn how Sicily’s wine regions work, including the Etna…
Hands-on cooking in Palermo is weirdly satisfying. You’ll make pasta from scratch and a classic tiramisu, then eat it with wine in a real local restaurant setting. The class starts with a welcome pour of Prosecco, and you get English…
One volcanic day beats ten bus rides. You’ll get a panoramic Etna morning, then a wine-and-food afternoon that feels very Sicilian. The big trade-off: weather and road access can change how far you reach on the mountain. I love how…
Sicily hits you from salt to wine. This 4–5 hour Marsala wine tasting and Mothia lagoon tour strings together three stops that each feel like a different page of western Sicily. You’ll travel in an air-conditioned van, then switch to…
Six pours, six cheeses, pure Palermo. This 16th-century home a few steps from Vucciria turns Sicily’s food culture into a simple, walk-in experience, with Sicilian wines and cheeses doing the teaching in about two hours. I love how the host,…
Your nose drives the tasting. At Cantina Quattrocieli in Sicily, you get a guided, sensory look at organic wines using smells from flowers, essences, and fruits. I love how the tasting turns into a hands-on exercise you can actually use…
Etna feels like another planet. On this 5-hour outing with Alessandro Mertoli, you walk through real volcanic features, including a lateral explosion crater from the 2001 activity and a lava cave system you reach by foot. You also get a…
