Discover Authentic Sicily

Exclusive experiences, private tours and premium services for those who seek quality and authenticity

PRIVATE EXPERIENCES ACROSS SICILY

The Sicily most visitors miss

A lava flow still cooling underfoot, coves you can only reach by boat, and a family table where lunch runs all afternoon. Every experience is private, hosted by Sicilians, and shaped around how you want to travel.

A molten lava flow on Mount Etna, reached on a private 4x4 tour

The faraglioni at Isola Bella seen from a private boat off Taormina

Guests raising a glass during a private Sicilian cooking class

Discover Sicily with local experts

Private tours & excursions

Etna to the baroque south-east, led by Sicilians who grew up here

Sea & boat experiences

Swim in turquoise coves only a boat can reach

Food, wine & cooking

Etna DOC tastings, cooking classes, lunches in private homes

Our most popular experiences

A few of the trips guests book most often

Taormina Bay by boat

A day on the Ionian Sea — swimming stops, a beach club lunch, and the coast from the water.

8 hours

Etna by 4x4

Private 4x4 up the 2002 eruption trail to the summit craters, with Sicilian street food on the way.

7 hours

The Godfather villages

Savoca and Forza d’Agrò, where the films were shot — and the bar where Michael met Apollonia.

5 hours

Cook with a Sicilian family

Cook in a private home, then sit down to what you made as the family does — slowly.

3 hours

Noto palaces & wine

Noble baroque palaces in golden stone, then a tasting at the winery that makes the wine.

7 hours

Trace your Sicilian roots

Archive records, the village your family left, and the streets they walked before they did.

5h 30m

Learn more about Sicily

Temples and archaeology

Greek theatres, Doric temples and Roman mosaics — Sicily holds some of the best-preserved classical sites in the Mediterranean.

Wonders of nature

Etna's craters, the gorges of the Alcantara, and a coastline that turns from black lava to white limestone.

Culture and gastronomy

Baroque towns, street markets, Etna DOC wine, and a kitchen shaped by Greek, Arab and Norman hands.