Itinerary
- Day 1
Catania
- Start point
- Via Angelo D'arrigo, 95121 Catania Catania, Italy (Upon arrival, pick up your rental car and head straight to your accommodation in the city center. )
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Pietranera Residence)
Optional Activities
- Wander around Piazza Università to soak in Catania's energy
- Visit the iconic Fontana dell'Elefante
- Dinner at Catania Social Club featuring seafood and pistachio pasta
Landmarks Piazza Università Fontana dell'Elefante 
- Day 2
Catania - Mount Etna - Taormina
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Frally's dream), Hotel (Pietranera Residence)
Optional Activities
- Climb Chiesa della Badia di Sant'Agata for 360° views of Catania, Mount Etna, and the sea
- Explore Catania's fish market and sample Sicilian pistachios and fresh orange juice
- Climb Mount Etna, explore smaller craters, and take the cable car for views of the volcanic landscape
- Enjoy an arancino at the 2,500-meter station on Mount Etna
- Discover the coastal town of Taormina, wander its alleyways, enjoy the beach, and visit Isola Bella nature reserve
Landmarks Chiesa della Badia di Sant'Agata Catania Fish Market Mount Etna Taormina Isola Bella 
- Day 3
Taormina - Syracuse - Catania
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Pietranera Residence)
Optional Activities
- Visit Minareto Beach for a quiet swim in clear turquoise sea
- Lunch at Ristorante Zio Agatino featuring seafood for two
- Explore Syracuse including the island of Ortigia with ancient ruins and baroque architecture
- Try the best gelato in Syracuse
- Evening stroll in Catania passing the Greek-Roman Theatre and Villa Bellini, then walk along Via Etnea
- Visit San Berillo Quartiere for artwork, greenery, and cocktails
Landmarks Minareto Beach Syracuse Ortigia Greek-Roman Theatre Villa Bellini Via Etnea San Berillo Quartiere 
- Day 4
Catania - Palermo
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Frally's dream), Hotel (Pietranera Residence)
Optional Activities
- Visit Quattro Canti, the dramatic heart of Palermo with four ornate facades
- Discover Fontana Pretoria, the 16th-century 'Fountain of Shame' with nude statues
- Walk through Ballarò Market, the city's oldest and liveliest street market
- Visit San Giovanni degli Eremiti, a 12th-century church with red domes and peaceful garden
- Pass through Porta Nuova, a grand city gate with richly decorated facade
- Admire Cattedrale di Palermo with its Norman, Moorish, Gothic, and Baroque elements
Landmarks Quattro Canti Fontana Pretoria Ballarò Market San Giovanni degli Eremiti Porta Nuova Cattedrale di Palermo 
- Day 5
Palermo
