Sicily

Unlock the secrets of Sicily with a private tour that combines intimate visits to ancient sites with authentic tastes of its vibrant cuisine.

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Wander through the Valley of the Temples with a history expert and bring this iconic archaeological site to life

Feel the thrills of up-close experience of Europe’s largest active volcano

Let the private guide take you back in time to a bustling theatre in Taormina

Uncover the secrets of the ancient beauty of Syracuse

Enjoy an exclusive tasting at a renowned winery

Dive into Sicilian cuisine in Palermo’s bustling markets

Fishing colorful boats on sandy beach, Scilla, Calabria, Italy

Get up close to Sicily's colorful cultural heritage

Jule 04, 2018. Taormina, Italy. Beautiful girl in a long white dress and white summer hat sitting at the caldron of the ancient Greek Theater of Taormina in Italy.

Get an exclusive insight into the ancient Theater in Taormina

Taormina , seen from the Villa Communale,Sicily.

Enjoy stunning views of Taormina away from the crowds

Baroque fountain on piazza Pretoria in Palermo, Sicily

Discover stories and hidden histories at the the Baroque sites in Palermo

The traditional market offers a taste of Mediterranean culture and a vibrant display of healthy and colorful foods.

Take a deep dive into a sensory journey of colors and flavors at Palermo Markets

Step back in time into the ancient world at the Valley of the Temples

Sicily, a jewel in the heart of the Mediterranean, has been a melting pot of cultures for millennia. Today, it is an island where history, culture, and natural beauty intertwine to create a rich tapestry of experiences.

From the ancient ruins of the Valley of the Temples to the active slopes of Europe’s largest volcano Mount Etna, private tours in Sicily provide an intimate glimpse into the island’s rich history and stunning landscapes. The ancient city of Syracuse, with its blend of Greek and Roman architecture, and the bustling markets of Palermo, offer a taste of Sicilian life – past and present. Meanwhile, the serene beauty of Taormina and its Greek Theatre showcases the island’s enduring allure.

In Sicily, the journey is as rich and varied as the landscape itself, offering a window into a world where history is alive and meets modernity.

Highlights to inspire your holiday

Allow the limitless possibilities of varied experiences at this scenic destination in Italy to inspire you.

Valley of the Temples

The Valley of the Temples is one of Sicily’s most significant archaeological sites from ancient Greece, dating back to the 5th century BC. This UNESCO World Heritage site features well-preserved Doric temples dedicated to various gods.

Mount Etna

Mount Etna, Europe’s largest and most active volcano, offers visitors unique landscapes and the opportunity to observe volcanic craters and lava flows up close. Guided tours provide safe access to explore the diverse flora and geological features of this UNESCO-listed site.

Teatro Antico

The ancient theater of Taormina, built by the Greeks in the 3rd century BC and later renovated by the Romans, is renowned for its spectacular panoramic views of the Sicilian coastline and Mount Etna. It hosts performances still today, blending ancient architecture with live arts.

Palermo markets

Palermo’s bustling markets, such as the famous Ballarò and Vucciria, are a feast for the senses, offering a taste of local life and traditional Sicilian street food. Visitors can explore a myriad of stalls selling fresh produce, seafood, and artisanal goods, experiencing the vibrant heart of Sicilian culture.

Wine Tasting

Wine tasting in Italy offers an exquisite journey through some of the world's most revered vineyards and cellars. Each tasting is an opportunity to explore Italy's rich viticultural heritage, learn about the art of winemaking, and savor the distinct flavors that vary from region to region.

Pasta-Making Class

A pasta-making workshop in Italy offers an immersive culinary experience, inviting participants to learn the art of traditional pasta creation from local chefs. This hands-on activity not only teaches the techniques of making fresh pasta but also deepens the connection to Italian culture and cuisine.