
Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean sea, is without a doubt one of the most stunning Italian regions. It can offer an unforgettable travel experience to anyone who is interested in history, science, art, beautiful landscapes and beaches, great food and wine. We designed that will give you the opportunity to discover and experience its culture with the warm hospitality of local people, great cuisine and dessert traditions, with the support of local suppliers only and small businesses that said No to mafia. It is a super safe and fun experience, and we will take care of all the details. Let’s see together what are the top 8 things to do in the region. 1. Spend a few days in Palermo













- Taormina, on the east coast, has been the dolce vita holiday destination for Romans, Greeks, writers and movie stars. With its beach resorts, ancient Greek theatre, and incredible views of Mount Etna, it is an extremely popular tourist destination.
- Catania, the second largest city after Palermo, is still located on the east coast, at the base of the active volcano, Mount Etna, and in front of the Ionian Sea. It offers a wonderful picture of the Sicilian taste and place in history.
- Ragusa, located in the south east, with its two souls: the modern city and the ancient one of Ibla, its baroque part.
- Siracusa, known for its rich Greek and Roman history, culture, amphitheatres, architecture, and as the birthplace Archimedes.
- Marzamemi, an enchanting fishing village.
- Noto, the “baroque queen”, a UNESCO heritage site.
- Agrigento, mostly known for its famous Valley of the Temples, one of the most extensive and best-preserved archaeological sites of classical Greek civilization and a UNESCO World Heritage status in 1997.


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Buongiorno Nancy, I’m happy to know that this trip is in your bucket list. It woud be nice to to have the opportunity to let you discover our culture, traditions, food, landscapes and people. Ciao for now, Fabrizio