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With a rich multicultural heritage, renowned artisanal traditions, and exquisite cuisine, you could spend a lifetime exploring Italy’s most beguiling island. Discover all you need to know about your dream trip to Sicily right here.
Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, the allure of Sicily lies in the island’s rich heritage, shaped by three thousand years of conquest and cultural exchange. A perfect blend of architectural wonders, breathtaking landscapes, and unforgettable food, this is a destination that few fail to be awed by.
Discover what Sicily is famous for, from historic sites to exquisite cuisine.
All the practical tips you need for travelling in Sicily, from visas to transport options.
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Explore the best times of the year to visit Sicily, with warm days and fewer crowds.
The island of Sicily stands alone in Europe as a site of distinctly diverse cultural interaction, with Byzantine mosaics, Norman castles, and Arab domes found existing side-by-side – and sometimes even within the same building!
Soak in the history at the best places to see in SicilyAt Magari, we have curated two expertly-planned tours of Sicily for you to choose from, both of which cover a selection of the most intriguing places to see in Sicily. Get a flavour of each itinerary here:
You’ll discover stunning scenery and thousands of years of history on this tour of the lesser-visited regions of Sicily, where some of the island’s most iconic Mediterranean coastline sits alongside ancient temples and charming hilltop villages.
From Marsala and Scopello, to Sciacca and Mazar del Vallo, this is an enriching exploration of some of the best places to see in Sicily that includes locally-guided visits, wine sampling at historic venues, and plenty of relaxed moments in between to soak in the atmosphere.
Our guide to Western Sicily
Delving into the island’s storied past, this 9-night tour of Sicily is all about the hidden gems, featuring remarkable historical treasures and unforgettable traditional gastronomy.
In between visits to Agrigento’s UNESCO-listed Valley of the Temples and gritty Palermo, we’ll explore little-known towns, such as Naro and Scicli, as well as sampling home-grown wines and chocolates. These are the authentic Sicilian experiences that money just can’t buy!
Discover Our Sicily ItineraryEnjoy the flavours of real Sicily – from trying a taste of Erice with a sweet pastry at the historic Maria Grammatico pastry shop to sampling chocolate in Modica’s oldest chocolaterie.
Experience Sicilian cuisineHow many days do you need to see Sicily?
To really experience the most iconic places to see in Sicily, we feel that travellers need at least a week to ensure there’s plenty of time to absorb the sites and sounds without rushing. Our tours typically fall between 7 and 10 days, and are perfectly balanced between on-the-go adventures and wonderful relaxation.
Is Sicily worth visiting?
Absolutely! Whether it’s the crystal-clear waters of Scopello or the historic sites of Segesta, the list of things to experience and place to see in Sicily is unlimited. Our tours are packed with everything from traditional food experiences to touring innovative historical architecture – there is truly something here for everyone!
What is the best time of year to visit Sicily?
The best time of year to visit Sicily is usually during ‘shoulder-season., which is why we run our Sicily tours in spring and early autumn. Here, you’ll find the weather is warm – but not too hot – and the crowds are a lot smaller. The perfect environment for lots of exploration!
Do I need a visa to travel to Sicily?
Sicily is part of Italy, and so the usual EU travel rules apply for travel here! For more details ahead of your next Sicilian adventure, you can read our Italian Travel Guide or check out this handy official tool here.
Enjoy expertly-crafted itineraries covering Sicily’s most iconic attractions – and discovering hidden gems along the way! Let us plan your dream holiday to Sicily.