The adventure awaits
Sicily is not just the largest island in the Mediterranean - it is a world of its own. Are you tempted to explore it, but afraid of the chaotic driving in temperamental Italy, where scratched fenders are the order of the day? Add to that the difficult search for parking spaces and limited or completely prohibited entry to the historical centers of Italian cities - and it is immediately clear that a car may not be the best option. Travel it instead by local intercity buses without stress. Believe me, they run on time, are comfortable, and you can just carefree enjoy the surrounding nature - the views here are truly picturesque. Moreover, connections are very frequent - they run every half hour to an hour.
You will visit all the important places on the island, where tranquility and chaos meet - you will walk through picturesque towns, vibrant markets, quiet gardens, chilling catacombs, or climb the highest active volcano in Europe. And I guarantee you won't want to stop tasting the local specialties. Sicilian cuisine, based on fresh ingredients, tells the story of the island as convincingly as its monuments. Now tell me, where else but in Italy would you have to go through a monastery to a pastry shop for the best dessert?
Sicily is not just the largest island in the Mediterranean - it is a world of its own. Are you tempted to explore it, but afraid of the chaotic driving in temperamental Italy, where scratched fenders are the order of the day? Add to that the difficult search for parking spaces and limited or completely prohibited entry to the historical centers of Italian cities - and it is immediately clear that a car may not be the best option. Travel it instead by local intercity buses without stress. Believe me, they run on time, are comfortable, and you can just carefree enjoy the surrounding nature - the views here are truly picturesque. Moreover, connections are very frequent - they run every half hour to an hour.
You will visit all the important places on the island, where tranquility and chaos meet - you will walk through picturesque towns, vibrant markets, quiet gardens, chilling catacombs, or climb the highest active volcano in Europe. And I guarantee you won't want to stop tasting the local specialties. Sicilian cuisine, based on fresh ingredients, tells the story of the island as convincingly as its monuments. Now tell me, where else but in Italy would you have to go through a monastery to a pastry shop for the best dessert?
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Day 1
Hello Sicily! Welcome to Sicily, which is known, among other things, for its excellent cuisine. Sicily is the cradle of cannoli (a dessert in the form of tubes filled with sweet ricotta cheese cream, which can be flavored with pistachios, chocolate and more), granita (ice flakes in the form of frozen sorbet), arancini (fried rice balls with various fillings) or panelle (thin fried pancakes made from chickpea flour).
Day 2
A true Sicilian marketplace awaits you, impressing with its chaotic yet lively atmosphere. You'll stroll through the beautiful historical center, savor some of the best cannoli served in a monastery, and also experience the city's darker side—learning more about the infamous Cosa Nostra mafia, which has brought notoriety to all of Sicily.
Day 3
Taormina is one of the most beautiful and visited places in Sicily. It lies high above the sea on a rocky cliff and offers a combination of history, views and Mediterranean atmosphere. Taormina has one of the most beautiful Greek theaters in the world, where concerts and performances are held. The whole city became known to the public thanks to the White Lotus series, one series of which was filmed here.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
Just pay a deposit of 3 826 Kč today and pay the balance by 23. 10. 2026
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The adventure awaits
Sicily is not just the largest island in the Mediterranean - it is a world of its own. Are you tempted to explore it, but afraid of the chaotic driving in temperamental Italy, where scratched fenders are the order of the day? Add to that the difficult search for parking spaces and limited or completely prohibited entry to the historical centers of Italian cities - and it is immediately clear that a car may not be the best option. Travel it instead by local intercity buses without stress. Believe me, they run on time, are comfortable, and you can just carefree enjoy the surrounding nature - the views here are truly picturesque. Moreover, connections are very frequent - they run every half hour to an hour.
You will visit all the important places on the island, where tranquility and chaos meet - you will walk through picturesque towns, vibrant markets, quiet gardens, chilling catacombs, or climb the highest active volcano in Europe. And I guarantee you won't want to stop tasting the local specialties. Sicilian cuisine, based on fresh ingredients, tells the story of the island as convincingly as its monuments. Now tell me, where else but in Italy would you have to go through a monastery to a pastry shop for the best dessert?
Sicily is not just the largest island in the Mediterranean - it is a world of its own. Are you tempted to explore it, but afraid of the chaotic driving in temperamental Italy, where scratched fenders are the order of the day? Add to that the difficult search for parking spaces and limited or completely prohibited entry to the historical centers of Italian cities - and it is immediately clear that a car may not be the best option. Travel it instead by local intercity buses without stress. Believe me, they run on time, are comfortable, and you can just carefree enjoy the surrounding nature - the views here are truly picturesque. Moreover, connections are very frequent - they run every half hour to an hour.
You will visit all the important places on the island, where tranquility and chaos meet - you will walk through picturesque towns, vibrant markets, quiet gardens, chilling catacombs, or climb the highest active volcano in Europe. And I guarantee you won't want to stop tasting the local specialties. Sicilian cuisine, based on fresh ingredients, tells the story of the island as convincingly as its monuments. Now tell me, where else but in Italy would you have to go through a monastery to a pastry shop for the best dessert?
Deposit
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
Hello Sicily! Welcome to Sicily, which is known, among other things, for its excellent cuisine. Sicily is the cradle of cannoli (a dessert in the form of tubes filled with sweet ricotta cheese cream, which can be flavored with pistachios, chocolate and more), granita (ice flakes in the form of frozen sorbet), arancini (fried rice balls with various fillings) or panelle (thin fried pancakes made from chickpea flour).
Day 2
A true Sicilian marketplace awaits you, impressing with its chaotic yet lively atmosphere. You'll stroll through the beautiful historical center, savor some of the best cannoli served in a monastery, and also experience the city's darker side—learning more about the infamous Cosa Nostra mafia, which has brought notoriety to all of Sicily.
Day 3
Taormina is one of the most beautiful and visited places in Sicily. It lies high above the sea on a rocky cliff and offers a combination of history, views and Mediterranean atmosphere. Taormina has one of the most beautiful Greek theaters in the world, where concerts and performances are held. The whole city became known to the public thanks to the White Lotus series, one series of which was filmed here.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
Just pay a deposit of 3 826 Kč today and pay the balance by 23. 10. 2026
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