Tour

Incredible ancient ruins line the coast of Agrigento in the Valley of the Temples. You will visit many of them, starting with the Temple of Jupiter and then proceeding to the Temple of Hercules, the oldest in the Valley, or the Temple of Concordia, the largest and most majestic. At the end of the visit you can refresh yourself with a good lunch and some free time.

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.

The excursion involves mountain biking over rocky, lava terrain. The tour starts from the meeting point or hotel to the northern part of Mount Etna. On site, your guide will take you on this adventure to experience mountain biking on Europe’s highest volcano. The mountain bike tour takes about 1.45 hours and cyclists must be safe on a mountain bike. Your well-deserved break includes a cannoli tasting.

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.

The excursion will begin with a pleasant tour of what is perhaps the essence of Sicily: Taormina.
You will stroll through the centre admiring the most important historical monuments and the Greek-Roman Theatre. Afterwards a short stop to taste some typical products and the tour will continue to Mount Etna. From here you will enjoy the panoramic view of the city of Catania, and continuing around the Crateri Silvestri, you will see the remains of the lava flow from the 1983 eruption.

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