Sicily Exploration

Noted for its history, culture, architecture, and culinary scene, Palermo is also a good base for day trips around the area.

On the outskirts of the city, this lively coastal quarter is flanked by cliffs, offering a great beach and wonderful seafood.

Roam through the narrow streets of Palermo's center, admiring the array of architectural styles and soaking up the authentic ambiance.

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon on any of Palermo's internationally famous beaches, all offering sandy shores and blue water.

Considered one of Italy's greatest Arab-influenced constructions, this palace is home to the beautiful Capella Palatina.

A popular Sicilian hilltop town, known for its magnificent cathedral and Arabic architectural style.

The world's largest archaeological park feature seven preserved temples, exhibiting the wealth of ancient Greek architecture and art.

Having undergone several renovations throughout the centuries, Palermo's main cathedral boasts a unique mix of architectural styles.

Overlooking the city of Palermo, this iconic mountain offers spectacular views of the city and the sea.

A lovely coastal city with good food and a medieval old center.

This archaeological site hosts five ancient temples, some dating to the 7C BC. Be sure to visit the most impressive Temple of Hera.

Sicily's famous active volcano is the tallest in Europe, featuring accessible hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulties.

A genuine medieval mountain town overlooking the city of Trapani.

A coastal city notable for its archaeological sites, culture, and architecture, Syracuse is a treasure trove of Greek history.

A little island containing the historic center of Syracuse. Great for wandering around through the narrow streets.

Vaguely resembling a human ear, this man-made limestone cave is well-known for its magnificent acoustics.

Explore the quaint twisting streets with its flower-laden overhanging balconies, steeped in charm and certain Italian flair.

Perched on the edge of the Ortygia island, this 13C citadel retains its original ornate gate and offers lovely views over the sea.

Sicily's famous active volcano is the tallest in Europe, featuring accessible hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulties.

One of Italy's liveliest cities, Catania offers its visitors historic sites, cultural landmarks, and a stunning panorama of Mount Etna.

Featuring superb Baroque architecture and several ecclesiastical relics, this 7C cathedral rests beside a lovely plazza.

A fantastic theme park comprised of an amusement park and an aquapark, offering something for all ages.

Comprised of a hilltop and valley quarters, this historic city is rich in elaborate architecture, landmarks, and wonderful vistas.

Beautiful coastal town with great beaches, food and historic sites. A good base for exploring mount Etna.

Covered in fine pebbles, Taormina's beach is wonderful for a relaxing afternoon or an impromptu sunbathing session.

Gardens with paths along terraces of flowers and statues, offering amazing views over the sea and Mount Etna.

A famous ancient Greek amphitheater dating to the 3C Bc, featuring spectacular views over the sea and the surroundings.

Stroll through the colorful streets of the city's central quarter, absorbing the lively ambiance and visiting the small shops.

Sicily's famous active volcano is the tallest in Europe, featuring accessible hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulties.

One of Italy's liveliest cities, Catania offers its visitors historic sites, cultural landmarks, and a stunning panorama of Mount Etna.

A fantastic theme park comprised of an amusement park and an aquapark, offering something for all ages.

A lovely historic city with a beautiful cathedral and fountains, destroyed and rebuilt several times.

The filming site of the Godfather Trilogy, this is hilltop town is as an authentic a destination as can be found.

Established in the 11C as a coastal fortification, this small fishing village now boasts great food and the ruins of the fort.

A picturesque fishing village with fabulous beaches, Cefalu is known for its delicious food, great nightlife and medieval Old Town.

Enjoy Cefalu's spacious soft sand beach with views of the charming town of Cefalu in the background.

Wander through the narrow streets in the town's center and experience the local atmosphere.

A castle on the hill above Cefalu, La Rocca is accessible through a short hike offering spectacular views of the town and the sea.

A massive 12C cathedral with interesting architecture, this basilica also boasts fine artwork and superb murals.

Sicily's famous active volcano is the tallest in Europe, featuring accessible hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulties.

A popular Sicilian hilltop town, known for its magnificent cathedral and Arabic architectural style.

The world's largest archaeological park feature seven preserved temples, exhibiting the wealth of ancient Greek architecture and art.

A fantastic theme park comprised of an amusement park and an aquapark, offering something for all ages.

One of Italy's liveliest cities, Catania offers its visitors historic sites, cultural landmarks, and a stunning panorama of Mount Etna.

This archaeological site hosts five ancient temples, some dating to the 7C BC. Be sure to visit the most impressive Temple of Hera.

A beautiful fishing village with great food and beach. Set against a dramatic backdrop of cliffs.

Enjoy San Vito Lo Capo's famous public beach or hike to find yourself a private one outside town.

Go hiking in the beautiful nature on the outskirts of the town, where you can encounter some wildlife and explore the local caves.

Stroll around the colorful street, taking in the lively vibe and experiencing an authentic Italian town.

A lovely coastal city with good food and a medieval old center.

A genuine medieval mountain town overlooking the city of Trapani.

The world's largest archaeological park feature seven preserved temples, exhibiting the wealth of ancient Greek architecture and art.

A popular Sicilian hilltop town, known for its magnificent cathedral and Arabic architectural style.

This archaeological site hosts five ancient temples, some dating to the 7C BC. Be sure to visit the most impressive Temple of Hera.

Noted for its history, culture, architecture, and culinary scene, Palermo is also a good base for day trips around the area.

On the outskirts of the city, this lively coastal quarter is flanked by cliffs, offering a great beach and wonderful seafood.

Roam through the narrow streets of Palermo's center, admiring the array of architectural styles and soaking up the authentic ambiance.

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon on any of Palermo's internationally famous beaches, all offering sandy shores and blue water.

A popular Sicilian hilltop town, known for its magnificent cathedral and Arabic architectural style.