Etna na wysokość 2900 m i całodniowa wycieczka do Taorminy z Cefalù

Sicily Godfather tour

'We're going to make you an offer you can't refuse'. Well, this used to be Mafia country, after all. In fact, Hollywood descended on this part of the world to film scenes for the Godfather trilogy, so this tour will take in two Sicilian mountain villages that made it onto the silver screen and to relive some of the the most famous scenes.

Taormina City by See Bus Ticket - Blue or Red Line

See the sights around Taormina with the freedom to hop-on and hop-off all day long with just one ticket. Travel between Taormina, Giardini Naxos, Isola Bella, Letojanni and Castelmola on both the Red and Blue Lines. There's a multilingual audio commentary, and the frequency is hourly for both lines. At the Castelmola stop, enjoy a complimentary tasting of almond wine.

Taormina and Mount Etna from Cefalù

Set off from Cefalù on a full-day excursion to two of Sicily's most renowned destinations – Mount Etna and Taormina. At Mount Etna, Europe's tallest active volcano, you'll discover a dramatic volcanic landscape shaped by lava flows, with striking contrasts of black and red terrain. There is the opportunity to reach heights of up to 2,900 metres above sea level, offering impressive views across the surrounding area. The tour then continues to Taormina, a picturesque hilltop town known for its winding medieval streets, boutiques and cafés. Enjoy time at leisure to explore the historic centre and admire the famous Greek Theatre, spectacularly positioned above the coastline with views over the Ionian Sea.

Full-Day Panarea and Stromboli Boat Tour from Taormina

Enjoy the glamorous island of Panarea, stroll through its streets between the salt-white-washed houses, admire Stromboli's volcano exploding by night.

The Godfather Half-Day Guided Tour with Transfer from Taormina

Relive some of the Godfather scenes on the spot, walk down in the alleys in Al Pacino's footsteps and enter the Church seen in the film.

Wine Tasting and Castelbuono Tour from Cefalù

Rugged, peaceful and not on the tourist trail, the Madonie Mountains are real back-to-nature stuff. Locals here have been living off the land for years, and they've been making wine since Roman times. Combine medieval villages, ancient wineries and local food on this half-day tasting tour.

Full-day Valley of the Temples and Scala dei Turchi tour

Two of Sicily's highlights are in the spotlight on this full-day tour. You'll visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Valley of the Temples, an archaeological site that's loaded with what's left of seven 2,500-year-old shrines, including the Temple of Concordia – it's ranked as one of the best-preserved Greek temples in the world. Afterwards, you'll head to one of the top ten most unique coastlines as named by TripAdvisor – Scala dei Turchi. Giuseppa, one of our expert local guides, says “the Valley of the Temples is landscaped with lots of flowering almond trees, another staple of Sicily, that will really add something extra to the photos you take here.”First up is one of the largest archaeological sites in the world, the immense Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. It packs in the remains of seven temples perched on a high ridge, all of which you'll see, including the ruins of the Temple of Zeus and Concordia Temple at the end of the Sacred Way. The temples here are over 2,500 years old, so there are a lot of pages in the history books to uncover. You'll be given headphones to hear your guide, too, so you won't miss any details.Afterwards, you'll make your way to the bright white Scala dei Turchi, a natural limestone staircase that is dug into the cliffs and weaves its way down to the sea. You'll have some time to unwind and go for a swim before heading back to the hotel.

Guided tour through the alleys of Modica and Ragusa Ibla from Syacuse

Starting with a scenic journey, this tour takes you to the baroque heart of Sicily. Discover Ragusa Ibla and Modica, two towns famed for their layered beauty, from humble homes to aristocratic palaces and ornate churches. In Ragusa Ibla, marvel at the Gothic-Catalan portal of the ancient Church of San Giorgio. Continue to Modica, a town best explored on foot, with its maze of steps leading past historical houses to the majestic Cathedral of San Giorgio, a World Heritage Site.

Walking tour through Sicily’s Medieval town of Cefalu

This is your chance to get under the skin of Cefalu. The Medieval town knows how to draw a crowd, with pastel-painted houses lining a sweeping bay and a huge limestone cliff delivering a dramatic backdrop. But on this two-hour walking tour, your guide will spill the beans on what it's like to be a local here, living and breathing among the striking Arab-Norman architecture and winding alleyways. As well as seeing the big hitters, like the cathedral, the old bathhouse and the seafront promenade, you'll get insider tips on which trattoria's serve the best arancini and where the most authentic souvenirs can be snagged.

Traditional Sicilian cooking class from Cefalu

Inside a traditional Sicilian home, you'll be welcomed with an aperitivo and the cosy buzz of a real family kitchen. After settling in, you'll roll up your sleeves for a hands-on cooking class, learning authentic recipes with fresh ingredients and plenty of guidance from your host. As evening draws in, you'll sit down with the group to enjoy the meal you've made together, complete with local wine and a classic dessert. Before you head out, you'll receive handwritten recipes so you can recreate the experience at home.