Private Tour to Mount Etna from Palermo
The majestic and solitary Etna, known as the highest volcano in Europe, caused wonder and curiosity among the many 18th century, northern-European visitors to the island. It is one of the world's most active volcanoes, and an outstanding example of ongoing geological processes and volcanic landforms. It is characterized by almost continuous eruptive activity from its summit craters and fairly frequent lava flow eruptions from craters and fissures on its flanks. Read more...
Private Wine Tour and Archeological Area of Selinunte with licensed Guide
This wine tour combines lovely moments while being surrounded by Sicilian rural areas and vineyards set in a delightful location, plus a journey back in time to Selinunte where the Greeks left their heritage with amazing ruins which are considered among the most important in the Mediterranean. Read more...
Palermo Walking Tour and Segesta
Soak up the atmosphere on a Walking Tour of the Capital and visit the archeological area of Segesta with a local guide. It's impossible not to visit Palermo: once a regal capital where people are very different from one another mingled their cultures creating a particularly original fusion like the Arab-Norman-Byzantine style of its finest buildings. You'll love the location of Segesta. A visit to Segesta is an experience you cannot absolutely miss. Read more...
Agrigento Day Trip from Palermo
Leave Palermo behind for a day trip to Agrigento, home to Sicily’s most fascinating archaeological area. Visit the Archaeological Museum of Agrigento, where an extensive collection of artifacts offers insight into the splendors of the ancient Greek colony of Akragas, which once stood on this site. Continue your education at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Valley of the Temples, home to an expansive array of Greek ruins. Read more...
Erice and Segesta Day Trip from Palermo with Sicilian Food and Wine Tasting
Discover the best of western Sicily on a day trip to Erice and Segesta from Palermo. Be wowed by the views from Erice, a walled medieval mountain town that overlooks the picturesque Trapani harbor. Visit an olive oil producer and enjoy a typical Sicilian lunch, as well as tastings of locally produced oil and wine. Spend the afternoon at the archaeological site of Segesta. Read more...