Tour

The tour begins with an independent visit to Taormina. We continue in the direction of Etna, passing through the town of Giarre and the village of Santa Venerina. On the way to the winery, a photo stop at the lava flow related to the eruption of Mt. Etna in 1992. We will then reach a typical Sicilian estate to visit the vineyards and winery. Once the visit is complete, enjoy a generous wine tasting with local products and the different qualities of wine produced on the estate. Before leaving the estate, you will have the opportunity to purchase the wines.

This tour will take you to a Sicilian winery, where you will visit the cellar and be introduced to a range of wines, accompanied by a tasting of delicious Sicilian food.
Continue with a panoramic tour to Europe’s largest active volcano. You will arrive at the Crateri Silvestri, where the sunset is beyond your imagination.

Immerse yourself in the splendour of Castelmola, an enchanting village near Taormina with deep roots in the ancient past. Stroll through the labyrinth of charming streets winding around the picturesque Piazza del Duomo, where you can enjoy splendid views of Mount Etna and the beaches and taste the famous Sicilian cannoli in one of Castelmola’s typical cafés.
We will then reach a typical Sicilian estate, where you can enjoy views of the fertile valley and fields covered with vineyards that produce Etna’s certified wine, made special by the lava-enriched soil. Once you have completed your visit to the winery, enjoy a generous wine tasting with local products and the different qualities of wine produced on the estate.

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.

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.

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.

At around 3350 metres, Mount Etna is the highest active volcano in Europe. You can walk among the craters while admiring the top of the mountain and the lava flows, and afterwards enjoy a wine tasting at one of Sicily’s most famous wineries