Explore our sample Sicilian itineraries

Tour Sicily’s classic locations to enjoy the unique and sublime local culture and hidden gems. This complete exploration of Southern Italy’s most beautiful region ensures you will see the best of the island and won’t miss out on a thing.

Get the chance to experience some of mainland Italy’s most popular destinations before discovering Sicily in its entirety. Tour Rome and the Amalfi Coast before enjoying the best that Sicily has to offer.

Explore the most popular Sicilian gems and everything in-between. With this itinerary you can take your time to meander down the beautiful roads of Southern Italy, missing nothing along the way.

Take this tour through Sicily to discover the island’s deep history first-hand. This itinerary takes you on a journey through time including the Ancient-Greek roots of the island, such as the iconic Valley of the Temples.

Tour the most popular cities and destinations across Sicily in this city-to-city tour that will give you a chance to intricately explore the most popular destinations, as well as the secret hidden gems that only the locals know.

Relax and experience Sicily’s most beautiful sights and seascapes in this multi-destination tour, which complements beautiful beaches with the individual culture of Sicily’s most popular towns.

Discover Sicily in style with a perfect combination of history, architecture and cuisine. Exlore Taormina, Mt Etna, and the baroque Syracuse including a winery and archeological sites. After stopping at Enna and Agrigento, lose yourself in Palermo with private tours and an excursion to Trapani and Erice.

Immerse yourself in the Sicilian landscape, culture and history, eating the very best food as you go. Experience Palermo and its surrounds like Monreale and Cefalu followed by a stay in Agrigento. Marvel at the baroque architecture of Syracuse and views of Taormina including Mt Etna. Then top it all off with some Aeolian Island hopping.

Taste your way through Sicily on a culinary tour put together by a local especially for foodies. You will sample the rich and varied street food of Palermo followed by the various pasta and Arab-influenced dishes in Trapani and Agrigento, finishing in Catania, the culinary rival of Palermo.