Tour

Enjoy the highlights of Catania and admire the many historical monuments it has to offer.
Your guide will introduce you to many interesting historical sites and during your walk you will have the chance to taste typical Sicilian products near the Pescheria di Catania, famous for its colourful umbrellas.

Sicily has a rich history that includes 25 centuries of foreign domination by Greeks, Romans, Arabs and Normans. The result is an impressive cultural heritage. Experience that legacy first-hand with this full-day excursion to explore the Norman fortified town of Erice and the ruins of the ancient city of Segesta.

This tour will allow you to admire the beautiful west coast of Sicily. It begins with a scenic drive along the famous salt pans, characteristic of Trapani’s cityscape and the entire coastline to Marsala. The next stop will be at the famous Cantine Florio, where you will have the opportunity to visit the winery and enjoy an excellent wine tasting accompanied by typical Sicilian food.

The medieval hill town of Erice is about 45 minutes north-east of Trapani. Settled by the Elymians, an ancient mountain people who also founded Segesta, it was an important religious site. You will visit some of the most beautiful and important churches including the Mother Church and then move on to Trapani’s historical centre.

A one-and-a-half-hour sightseeing tour takes you to Ragusa Ibla, a fascinating city with two distinct parts. You will then have free time during which to have lunch, shop, and browse. In the afternoon the tour will continue to Modica, where don’t forget to taste the famous Modican chocolate!

Your excursion will begin with a pleasant drive through the countryside, passing villages and almond groves, as you head towards Noto. This UNESCO World Heritage site has fascinating palaces, churches and other Baroque monuments that you will admire during this tour.

When you think of Syracuse, the image that probably comes to mind is of blue skies, a beautiful bay and the ruins of a Greek city that rivals Athens. You will have the chance to bring all this to life by joining us on this fantastic excursion.

Palermo is famous for its street food. This tour is perfect to try many local specialities while exploring the city’s monuments.
Experiencing a street food tour in the city is a way to learn more about the traditions and culture of an entire people.

One of the most fascinating places on the northern coast of Sicily is Cefalù.
You will begin a guided walking tour through this beautiful medieval town and then enter the famous seaside boro where you will have time for a swim and a quick lunch.

Visit the city of Palermo, starting the tour from the pier and then heading to the city centre.
The tour will start at the Palermo Cathedral and then move on to Monreale, a small hill town that boasts a famous cathedral with some of the most beautiful Norman architecture in Italy.