SICILY
127 Tours Reviewed
Palermo on a plate is the fastest way to eat your way through old-town. I love the serious food-and-wine lineup and the way guides stitch city stories into the walk. One heads-up: this is a hands-on walking tour, so it’s…
Four wines, one tiny Palermo balcony. This tasting at 26mq Urban Winery turns an everyday walk into a real look at what Sicilian winemaking tastes like in the historic center—right down to the church-view balcony and the stories shared by…
Your hands knead Sicilian pizza dough. In downtown Taormina, a chef teaches you pizza with real technique, not just a demo. I love the hands-on dough instruction and the full meal you eat afterward: pizza, homemade pasta, and typical starters…
Etna in one day with real Sicilian rewards. This tour balances a nature path up to 2,000 meters with a helmet-and-flashlight lava cave plus a winery stop for four still wines and plenty of local food. One note: if you…
Palermo is a city where you eat first. This 3.5-hour evening tour puts you right into Sicilian street-food culture and historic food spots, with wine and dessert along the way. I especially like the mix of hands-on and walk-and-look stops:…
Volcano, wine, and gorges in one day. This tour strings together Mt Etna trekking, a helmet-and-torch lava cave visit, and a winery lunch in Linguaglossa, so your day feels like real Sicily, not just checkboxes. I also love the wine…
Sicily tastes better on a walk. This evening food and wine stroll through Taormina’s old center starts at Porta Messina and links three stops with real regional tastings, from seafood with white wine to land bites with red. I especially…
Etna and wine in one wild day. This private outing from Taormina pairs Mt. Etna crater viewpoints with a winery lunch and tastings, plus a honey stop on Etna’s slope. It’s a long, scenic day, but the pace and driving…
Palermo’s coast looks different below the surface. This full-day marine-biologist snorkeling trip runs from Arenella Harbour with a comfy motorsailer, multiple swim stops, and lunch onboard that keeps the day feeling easy. Small group (limited to 6) means you actually…
Etna wine turns Sicily into a full-day adventure. What I like most is the chance to taste 7 Etna wines with a sommelier, and the Zafferana stop where you sample local honey plus extra virgin olive oil. One thing to…
Fresh pasta, pistachios, and a real home kitchen. In Catania, I love that this class teaches pistachio ravioli from scratch and connects it to Bronte pistachios, not just a random filling. One thing to think about: the experience happens in…
Etna tastes better with a guide. This 10am tour from Taormina mixes Mount Etna vineyards with Sicilian village food: two tasting stops, wine glasses, and an included lunch. I like the tight group size (max 8) and the way the…
Etna is busy, but this tour is focused. I like the mix of real volcano geology plus practical time on the mountain, and I also love the follow-through at Enoteca Dell’Etna where wine tasting comes with real local food. One…
Etna tastes like smoke and sunshine. This 6-hour food and wine tour from Taormina mixes lava-stone villages with a proper guided tasting, led by guides such as Giovanni, Antonio, Orazio, Denise, and Carlos who bring the volcano-to-table story to life.…
Mt. Etna isn’t a museum. It’s an active force of nature, and this day trip gives you a hands-on way to experience it—with guided hiking plus a wine-tasting lunch overlooking the volcano. You’ll spend the morning on Etna’s high points…
