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See the Norman Cathedral in Monreale, its golden mosaics shimmering in the soft light of candles. Check out Cefalù, a medieval town cradled between the sea and the mountains. Wander through the Valley of the Temples, where Greek ruins speak of a time when Sicily was at its zenith. Don’t pass up the opportunity to see Marsala’s old wine cellars, where fortified wines age in oak barrels.
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Garth • traveled in October, 2025
Excellent organization. The tour leader and the local guides made the difference. Good food above our expectations. Superb assistance received from Soleto.Recommended.
New Tour of Sicily from Palermo 10 Days - M
Maria • traveled in October, 2025
Its a good tour, some of the places listed in the itinerary, are not all seen, we just passed by them... The food was really good, unless you don't like Sicilian food. Breakfast was excellent, so much to choose from.
Sicilian Secrets - Tour of Sicily 10 days from Palermo - AM
Ann • traveled in December, 2025
The tour itself was great along with all hotels and tour guides. The bus and bus driver however were not in the least. Bus was not something I would have expected compared to the rest of the tour. Besides being dirty, a bit shabby(seats looked filthy whether due to dirt or velvet rubbing off). They looked like they had motor oil on them. But the worst part was the bus driver who constantly SMOKED on the bus. The lingering smell was terrible. No amount of air fresheners could cover it up. You couldn’t even exit the bus without going through his cigarette smoke since he lit up immediately after the bus stopped and he chose to smoke in the door area. I think your CEO should take a ride on that bus to see for himself/herself to actually see what we had to ride in. His driving skills were fine, maybe a little too fast at times, but his lack of regard for the passengers leaves little to be desired.
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- The best Sicily tour packages
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- Best places to start your Sicily tour
- Discover Sicily tours for every budget
- Sicily tours for every type of group
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New Tour of Sicily from Palermo 10 Days
68 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The food, the hotels, and the quality of the tour guides make this an exceptional experience.”
William, traveled in September
Sicily's gems shine from UNESCO-listed Monreale Cathedral to Mount Etna's slopes. Four-star hotels including Hotel Principe in Catania provide luxury, while local specialties at Florio Cellars and medieval towns like Erice and Cefalù offer authentic experiences.
Duration 10 days Destinations Palermo, Monreale, Cefalu, Catania, Mount Etna, Taormina, Syracuse, Noto, Ragusa, ModicaSee all destinations Age Range Ages 14+ Operator Soleto Travel From $2,655
20% Off- US$2,124You save $531
Sicilian Secrets - Tour of Sicily 10 days from Palermo
37 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Alessio our tour leader was wonderful and when he occasionally acted as guide was fare more impressive and interesting than the actual guides.”
Leigh, traveled in September
Sicily unfolds across 15 cities, featuring the UNESCO-listed Monreale Cathedral and Valley of Temples. Rest at premier 4-star hotels like Mediterraneo Palace in Ragusa and Baia di Ulisse in Agrigento. Savor honey tasting on Mount Etna and marvel at Taormina's ancient Greek theater.
Duration 10 days Destinations Palermo, Monreale, Cefalu, Catania, Mount Etna, Taormina, Syracuse, Noto, Ragusa, ModicaSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Italian, Spanish Operator Dimensione Sicilia - Dimsi Incoming Operator Srl From
20% Off- US$2,360
Embark on a 6-day journey through Sicily's cultural treasures, starting in Catania and ending in Palermo. Stay in 4-star hotels like Il Principe and explore UNESCO sites including Syracuse's Greek colony and Noto's Baroque architecture. Experience local flavors with Modica chocolate tasting at Sabadé, wine tasting at Florio Cellars in Marsala, and visit the iconic Valley of Temples in Agrigento.
Duration 6 days Destinations Catania, Syracuse, Noto, Ragusa, Modica, Piazza Armerina, Agrigento, Marsala, Monreale, Palermo Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Italian, Spanish Operator Click Tours From $2,240
36% Off- US$1,434You save $806
Splendor of Sicily 8 Days Tour - from Catania
45 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Good trip to the highlights of Sicily.”
Mary, traveled in April
Thirteen iconic destinations reveal Sicily's essence, from Mount Etna's volcanic slopes to Taormina's ancient Greek theater. Four-star accommodations like Hotel Il Principe in Catania complement regional specialties. Five UNESCO sites including Syracuse's Archaeological Park and Agrigento's Valley of Temples highlight the journey.
Duration 8 days Destinations Catania, Syracuse, Noto, Ragusa, Modica, Piazza Armerina, Agrigento, Marsala, Palermo, MonrealeSee all destinations Age Range Ages 20+ Operator Soleto Travel From $2,418
20% Off- US$1,934You save $484
Discovering Taormina
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Communication to us was great and everything went to plan.”
Joe, traveled in July
Experience Sicily's jewel from Hotel Villa Angela. Trek UNESCO-listed Mount Etna to 2,900 meters, explore Taormina Cathedral and Piazza IX Aprile, and cruise past Isola Bella. Includes daily breakfast and expert-guided excursions.
Duration 4 days Destinations Taormina, Mount Etna Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Italian Operator TUI Italia From $805
15% Off- US$684You save $121
SICILY: The Best of... 7 days / 6 nights
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Hotels were in city centers and all 4 star. I definitely recommend this tour - we had a blast.”
Susan, traveled in September
Experience Sicily's finest for $1,560: explore Palermo's millennia-old streets, taste Marsala wines, and marvel at Agrigento's Valley of Temples. Stay in centrally located hotels, enjoy 12 included meals, and visit UNESCO sites like Monreale Cathedral and Ragusa Ibla's baroque treasures.
Duration 7 days Destinations Palermo, Erice, Marsala, Agrigento, Ragusa, Noto, Syracuse, Taormina Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Carrani Tours From
15% Off- US$1,840
Sicilian Fantasy: Small Group Tour
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Learning all the history of ancient ruins there seemed to be one female god and think we had her as our tour guide.”
SammyBarcia, traveled in April
Palermo's ancient streets lead to Mount Etna's volcanic summit. UNESCO gems like Monreale Cathedral and Valley of the Temples shine alongside baroque Ragusa and medieval Erice. Four-star properties including Hotel Mercure and Poggio del Sole host you, while wine tasting in Marsala and local guides enhance the journey.
Duration 7 days Destinations Palermo, Monreale, Erice, Marsala, Agrigento, Piazza Armerina, Ragusa, Noto, Syracuse, TaorminaSee all destinations Age Range Ages 8+ Operator Omega Tours From
15% Off- US$1,910
South-Oriental Sicily Beauty, Self-Drive
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“South Sicily is a must visit at least once in your lifetime. The food and especially the seafood was exceptional fresh, flavorful, and authentic.”
Erich, traveled in May
Southeast Sicily reveals its charms from Catania's Roman Amphitheatre to Syracuse's ancient Greek ruins. Vendicari Nature Reserve's pristine beaches beckon, while NH Catania Centro and Una One Hotel provide comfort. Package includes Lancia Ypsilon rental, 7 breakfasts, costing around $690.
Duration 7 days Destinations Catania, Syracuse, Scicli, Marzamemi, Modica, Ragusa Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator TUI Italia From $894
15% Off- US$760You save $134
Duration 7 days Destinations Palermo, Monreale, Erice, Marsala, Agrigento, Piazza Armerina, Ragusa, Noto, Syracuse, Mount EtnaSee all destinations Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator On The Go Tours From $2,765
30% Off- US$1,936You save $830
Sicilian Secrets
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The trip was well organized. The accomodation was all very good as were the breakfasts.”
Joan, traveled in May
Rated 4.3/5 for itinerary, this tour costs approx. $210 per day, combining archaeological wonders like Syracuse's Neapolis with culinary experiences in Modica and Marsala. Il Principe Hotel serves as base for guided exploration of UNESCO sites including Valley of the Temples.
Duration 6 days Destinations Catania, Syracuse, Noto, Ragusa, Modica, Piazza Armerina, Agrigento, Marsala, Saline di Nubia, PalermoSee all destinations Age Range Ages 13+ Operator Omega Tours From
30% Off- US$1,436
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Most of our Sicily tours kick off from either Palermo or Catania, with both cities splitting the starts pretty evenly. There are some tours starting from Syracuse, Rome and also Taormina, but they're not as common. Looking at our booking data, you'll want to lock in your dates about 4.5 months ahead to get exactly what you're after. Our travelers tell us that 7-10 days feels right to really get to know Sicily - enough time to visit those UNESCO sites and dig into the food culture. Having a local guide makes a real difference; they'll take you to family farms and show you architectural gems you won't find in regular tourist guides. Getting around is straightforward with both private transfers and public transport available, though many of our guests prefer letting a local guide handle the travel details so they can focus on enjoying themselves.
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Best time to visit Sicily
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter tours in Sicily give you something special, as our travelers regularly tell us. Small groups head out from Taormina for food and wine discoveries, joining local chefs to explore morning markets before learning the art of pasta and arancini making. The winter calendar features intimate tastings at family wineries on Etna's slopes, where volcanic soils shape the character of native grape varieties. Cultural routes combine Syracuse's Greek ruins with relaxed visits to baroque towns like Noto and leave your afternoons open to explore. Mount Etna shows a different side in winter - our guided walks at 1,900 meters take you through birch forests and past side craters with fewer tourists than summer brings. Culture-focused travelers often choose tours from Palermo, exploring lively morning markets, finding architectural treasures and joining cooking sessions in local homes. The 7-10 day trips work particularly well, giving proper time to take in places like the Valley of Temples, baroque Ragusa and also Modica's chocolate workshops. Don't miss watching Stromboli's natural evening fireworks from the Aeolian Islands - it's an activity our winter visitors consistently rate as a top experience.
- January 2026 29 tours
- popular 37 tours
- 28 tours
- Spring 2026
Spring in Sicily is when everything comes together perfectly and we've designed our tours to make the most of the mild weather. Our small food and wine tours - never more than 8 people - take you through Taormina's markets with local chefs before you learn the real secrets of pasta and arancini making. The cultural routes blend Syracuse's Greek ruins with laid-back visits to family wineries tucked into Etna's hillsides. Our guests tell us they love how these spring tours mix guided walks in Baroque towns like Noto with enough free time to wander and explore. Palermo's morning markets are especially good now - you'll spot the season's first figs and local cheeses making their appearance.
- March 2026 95 tours
- April 2026 147 tours
- May 2026 popular 166 tours
- Summer 2026
Summer needs smart planning to deal with Sicily's heat, so our most effective tours start early and stick close to the coast when possible. One of our best routes combines cooling off at Mondello beach with visits to Cefalù's Norman cathedral and Taormina's Greek theater. The Aeolian Island multi-day trips are a big hit - our groups swim at Lipari's white beaches and watch the sun go down over Stromboli. Our travelers really appreciate having free afternoons to relax by the hotel pool between activities. Food tours move to the cooler evenings - perfect timing for trying Palermo's street food markets and enjoying gelato in Syracuse's Ortigia neighborhood.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Sicily Activities has built a solid reputation for their deep cultural immersion tours - our travelers consistently mention how their guides share rich local knowledge while keeping the logistics smooth. The food and wine experiences are genuinely local, not touristy, which makes a real difference. G Adventures does well with their small group approach in Sicily. Their southern route explores less-visited corners while the northern itinerary takes you through the volcanic landscapes and island hopping. What works particularly well is how they balance structured activities with free time, so you're not locked into a rigid schedule. Soleto Travel covers the main Sicily highlights and gets the job done, but we've had mixed feedback from TourRadar customers about where they stay - some accommodations are excellent while others need improvement. The group sizes also tend to vary more than advertised, which can affect the overall experience and pace of the tour. If you're choosing between these options and want something really focused on Sicilian culture, Sicily Activities is your best bet. For a mix of guided experiences and independent exploration with a reliable group size, G Adventures delivers consistently good results. Soleto works if you want to see the major sites, just be prepared for some variation in the details.
- September 2026 popular 167 tours
- October 2026 158 tours
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What Can I Eat in Sicily and Where Should I Go?
Sicily's food scene is something else really the flavors tell stories of all the cultures that have influenced the island over centuries. You've got to try Arancini these amazing deep-fried rice balls filled with ragu or cheese you'll find them at bustling street markets like Ballarò in Palermo. If you're craving seafood head to Catania and grab some Pasta alla Norma at Trattoria La Norma it's this incredible mix of eggplant and tomato sauce. Sweet treats? The Cannoli are unreal crispy shells stuffed with ricotta cream find them at Pasticceria Savia they're all over the island really. On a hot day nothing beats Granita this semi-frozen dessert especially with brioche grab one at Caffè Sicilia in Catania.
How Do I Get Around Sicily?
Getting around Sicily is pretty flexible depending on what suits you. Renting a car gives you total freedom to explore and the roads are actually quite good outside the cities you'll find Europcar and Hertz at airports and in town centers. If you'd rather sit back and let someone else handle the driving guided tours are great they range from comfy coaches to private cars and the local guides really know their stuff companies like Sicily Activities offer both small group and private options. Public transport's budget-friendly Trenitalia runs trains between major spots and you've got buses like AST and Interbus connecting towns just keep in mind trains run less often than mainland Italy so plan ahead.
What Local Experiences Can I Join In Sicily?
The cultural scene here is absolutely buzzing. You can jump into cooking classes and learn to make proper Arancini or Pasta alla Norma lots of family trattorias like Trattoria del Pescatore in Taormina run these. Want to get crafty? Try ceramic making in Erice at Ceramiche d'Arte it's really special. The Opera dei Pupi puppet shows are totally unique to Sicily catch them at Teatro Massimo in Palermo or Teatro Bellini in Catania. The markets are where you really feel the pulse of Sicily head to Vucciria in Palermo or Pescheria in Catania to chat with locals and soak up the atmosphere.
Where Can I Experience Sicily's Natural Areas?
The natural beauty here is just incredible. Mount Etna's a must-see Europe's highest active volcano you can take jeep tours with Etna Experience or if you're feeling adventurous tackle some challenging hikes the volcanic landscape is unlike anything else. Vendicari Nature Reserve near Syracuse is perfect for bird watching you can drive or cycle there on the SP19 road. The Zingaro Reserve near Trapani is stunning for hiking and swimming get there by boat from San Vito Lo Capo or drive the SP63.
What Hidden Gems Should I Visit in Sicily?
There are some amazing spots most tourists miss. Erice is this medieval village up in the hills with incredible views check out Castello di Venere you won't believe the vista. Modica's really special especially for chocolate lovers visit Antica Dolceria Bonajuto they make chocolate the old Aztec way. Villa Romana del Casale in Piazza Armerina has these amazing Roman mosaics the Bikini Girls mosaic is famous. The Iblei Gardens in Ragusa are just beautiful especially Giardino Ibleo it's this peaceful spot with gorgeous Baroque architecture around it. Each place shows you a different side of Sicily's incredible heritage.