Taormina, with its intricate network of small winding streets and steps, is an enchanting and unforgettable town. Decorated with geraniums and bouganvilleas, it offers splendid views of the coast and Mount Etna. A visit to the magnificent Greek Theatre is not to be missed at any cost. Taormina is Si
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The small town Cefalù is located 70km east of Palermo and is really worth a visit! Cefalù is a picturesque fishing village that enjoys a splendid position between the sea and a rocky promontory. It had a lovely long sandy beach. The town’s current name derives from the Greek word Kephaloidion, meani
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Pantelleria, after Malta, is the largest of the islands surrounding Sicily. The island enjoys a mediterrenean climate with hot summers and mild winters. It is a wonderful place for those who love fishing or underwater photography. The inhabitants (7400) are known for their warm hospitality. Touring
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Siracusa is a land of ancient history, beaches and stunning scenery The province of Siracusa in south east Sicily features a beautiful shoreline stretching some 100km. Many large sandy beaches, interspersed with rocky headlands can be found here, while inland the terrain consists of both mountains
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The ancient seaside town of Scopello is believed to stand on the site of the ancient town of Cetaria, which got this name because of the exceptional abundance of tuna fish in its sea. The Arabs called that place “Iscubul Iakut”, and it was they who, after the destruction of Cetaria, restructured the
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Trapani is surrounded by places of great historical and archaeological interest with breath-taking landscapes. The food and wine are particularly palatable with their rich, intense flavours. A large part of the historical centre of Trapani is for the use of pedestrians only and the use of cars is
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Erice is a charming medieval town 571 metres above sea level. The little town is located on the top of Monte San Giuliano, from where you can enjoy a splendid view of Trapani. It was inhabited by the Elymi, but soon after the end of the fifth century B.C. it was a Carthaginian colony and only in 241
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It is an ideal holiday destination thanks to its deep blue sea and its fine white sandy beach. San Vito Lo Capo is a small town on a splendid bay. The town is relatively modern even though it offers some architecturally interesting structures such as the Main Church and the Chapel of S. Crescenzi
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Favignana is the main island of the Egadi Islands (Aegadian Islands). The archipelago of the Egadi is made up of Favignana (the biggest), Levanzo and Marettimo, and the smaller islets of Formica, Maraone, Preveto, Galeotta e Galera. The islands are easily accessible from Trapani by high-speed hydrof
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Levanzo is the smallest and nearest of the 3 Egadi islands. Part of the island has been designated a natural marine reserve and a protected archaeological underwater park for the wreckage of Roman and Carthaginian ships lost in ancient battles. The small village has 2 bars and 2 excellent restaurant
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