Sicily bite-sized trips

The picturesque town of Taormina is a place where you can dive headfirst into the Sicilian way of life. Nestled between the mighty Mount Etna and the mesmerizing Ionian Sea, Taormina promises a delightful blend of natural beauty and vibrant culture.

Sleep amidst vineyards, nestled at the foot of a smoking giant in an authentic agriturismo. Mount Etna is not only the highest mountain on the island, but also the most active volcano in all of Europe.

This is island hopping with a difference! As you step foot on the captivating island of Stromboli, you’ll feel the rush of excitement as the volcano comes to life before your very eyes. But the adventure doesn’t end there. On the island of Vulcano, it’s time to slow down and unwind.

Cefalú is a delightful fishing village that exudes a medieval ambiance. Nestled along the captivating coastline and within reach of a selection of sandy beaches, it is the ideal place to start or end your journey.

Taste another side of Sicily and head to the salt pans of Trapani. Get ready to don your stylish sunglasses as you take a mesmerizing adventure along the gleaming “white gold” of Sicily, where Spanish windmills sway gently, and glistening salt hills cast their reflections on the shimmering waters.

Marsala is a picturesque coastal town on the west coast of Sicily and not just a treat for the eyes, but also a haven for wine enthusiasts. Here, you’ll have the unique opportunity to experience the oldest and most renowned wine variety in all of Sicily.

In Agrigento, you will find some of the best-preserved Greek temples in Italy. Agrigento was once one of the most prosperous cities in the Greek world. Once a thriving and prosperous city in the ancient Greek world, Agrigento now stands as a testament to the remarkable architectural achievements of that era.

In the enchanting town of Piazza Armerina, the locals understand that good food and good company are the key ingredients for creating unforgettable memories. During your stay, you’ll be warmly welcomed to a traditional working farm, where the friendly owners are eager to share their cherished family recipes, steeped in the rich history of Sicilian gastronomy.

As you stroll through the enchanting streets of Ragusa, every corner feels like a scene from a fairytale. The city’s baroque elegance and timeless charm make it one of the most stunning destinations in the entire baroque triangle.

In the southeast of Sicily, you’ll discover a more tranquil and less touristy side of the island. This region is characterized by its scenic coastline, rocky cliffs, and abundance of water birds, including flamingos!