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Venture beyond central Palermo—and discover three of the region’s most beautiful and evocative destinations—on this private, half-day tour. Following pickup from your hotel, head first to Monte Pellegrino: a lovely nature reserve, and home to a shrine dedicated to Palermo’s patron saint. Next, discover the Palazzina Cinese—a former Bourbon royal residence, renowned for its Asian-inspired architecture—before transferring to the seaside town of Mondello. Enjoy a local lunch, admire its art-nouveau villas, and soak up the beach scenery.

Davide and Pietro's many years of experience and knowledge of the places will make this tour pleasant, exhaustive and fascinating. Monreale and Cefalù are two unique Palermo villages that are part of the UNESCO heritage. Davide and Pietro will accompany you and keep you company as you discover these Sicilian wonders

Sicily has lain at a crossroads of civilizations for thousands of years—and its food is a delicious reflection of the island’s diverse cultural mix. On this small-group morning tour of Palermo’s street food markets, get off the typical tourist trail and follow in the locals’ footsteps. You’ll visit on of the city’s key markets—Capo—enjoy numerous samples, and learn more about Sicily’s history from your guide.

Discover two of Palermo’s most distinctive landmarks on this immersive, private tour. Set off from your accommodation—hotel pickup and drop-off are included—and venture first to the Capuchin Catacombs: a macabre destination home to thousands of mummified bodies, many of them priests. Next, discover the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of Monreale, famous for its fusion of Norman and Arabic architecture. A break for Sicilian coffee and nibbles is also included. **ATTENTION: Due to renovation works throughout 2024, the cathedral (not the cloister) will only remain partially open to visitors.**

Get more out of your time in Sicily with this half-day private tour of Monreale and Mondello. Ideal if you’re staying in Palermo without transport, this guided experience highlights two of western Sicily’s must-visit spots: the mosaic-bedecked Duomo of Monreale and the white sands of Mondello beach. Bring your bathing suit if you plan to take a cool-down dip.

I am not a tour guide, I will accompany my customers inside the historic center, my tour is unique in that I am a great connoisseur of traditions and food and wine and I will explain everything there is to know about traditions, cuisine and street food.

Palermo is rich in historic and cultural treasures, but getting around the city and nearby Monreale with public transportation can be stressful and time consuming. Save hours by exploring with a private driver, skipping the hassle of crowded buses and trains and taking in highlights like the Norman palace, Zisa Castle, and Ballarò and Vucciria markets in just hours. Afterwards, set off to nearby Monreale to admire its magnificent cathedral.

Retrace the Greco-Roman history of Sicily. Admire the Doric architecture of Agrigento's UNESCO Valley of the Temples site during this full-day private chauffeur-driven tour. Enjoy one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Sicily, where the famous Scala dei Turchi stands with the possibility of having lunch in a unique location, overlooking the famous Scala dei Turchi, an excellent tourist destination envied throughout the world. Having lunch in the restaurant of the Lounge Beach Scala Dei Turchi with fresh fish and the many menus offered to customers makes for an unforgettable day. And if you want to know more about the history of the archaeological site, the best thing is to choose to take a guided tour (guided tour of the Valley of the Temples lasting 2 hours with an authorized guide)

Spend a day with a private driver in Sicily, and discover natural salt pans, archeological sites, and ancient temples. The day trip from Palermo includes visits to the Segesta tower, the medieval village of Erice, and the Trapani and Paceco Salt Pans Natural Reserve where sea salt is collected and wildlife abounds. A pickup and drop-off service is included, direct from your Palermo hotel or the port.

Explore Western Sicily from Palermo easily without having to rent a car with this tour of Erice, Trapani, and the salt flats. Travel comfortably from stop to stop in an air-conditioned minivan as your driver tells you all about the area and its history as you go. Plus, round-trip transport from your Palermo hotel is included.

This is an private tour, only for your group or family. You will visit the two most beautiful and famous seaside resorts in Sicily that are absolutely unmissable.you will visit the Riserva dello Zingaro, you can swim, sunbathe or relax on the beach. You will visit the village of Scopello where you can taste the local specialties. You will visit the town of Castellammare del Golfo. all in maximum tranquility and comfort, with a driver who knows perfectly the places always available, who will be able to advise you and suggest the best.

Monreale & Cefalù: A Journey into Sicilian Arab-Norman Heritage with a Local Driver Experience the best of Sicily’s Arab-Norman heritage with this relaxing tour, guided by a knowledgeable local driver. **Monreale:** Marvel at the stunning Monreale Cathedral, famed for its medieval mosaics and architectural brilliance—a true masterpiece of Arab-Norman art. Cefalù: Discover this charming coastal town with its beautiful beaches, historic streets, and the iconic Cefalù Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing impressive Byzantine mosaics. Travel in comfort as your driver ensures a seamless journey, combining history, culture, and natural beauty for an unforgettable Sicilian experience.

Relax in the sun with this excursion to two of the most beautiful spots in all of Sicily. Travel just over an hour to the Zingaro Reserve and enjoy stunning views of white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and dramatic cliffs and caves. Get the chance to lunch on traditional treats like cunzato bread, arancini, and panelle. Explore the charming town of San Vito Lo Capo before your return to Palermo.

Cefalù is the ideal place for those who love to get lost in ancient villages. It is the city of colors, its narrow streets with hanging clothes, the fishermen's houses with balconies overlooking the sea. Traditional cuisine, the crystal clear sea, are an irresistible attraction but Cefalù has much, much more to offer! Located in the center of an area of great naturalistic interest, Geraci Siculo is a small village steeped in history and art, surrounded by nature and full of magic. With its ancient origins and an urban layout dating back to the Middle Ages, this place has numerous secrets to show to travelers.

Discover a number of western Sicily’s most popular destinations on this full-day tour from Palermo. Meet your guide at your accommodation, climb aboard a climate-controlled minivan, and head first to Segesta, where you’ll explore the ancient Greek amphitheater and temple (entry own expense). Then, discover the medieval town of Erice, enjoy a traditional Sicilian lunch (own expense) in Saline, and finish with a walking tour of the elegant city of Trapani.

Explore Sicily’s layered history on this private day trip from Palermo to Corleone and the Royal Palace of Ficuzza. Ride in comfort with an English-speaking driver in an air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi and bottled water. In Corleone, visit the CIDMA – Anti-Mafia Museum to learn about the rise of the Sicilian Mafia and the courageous resistance by judges, journalists, and locals. This eye-opening stop goes beyond Hollywood myths to reveal a powerful story of change. Then, continue to the peaceful village of Ficuzza and the former Royal Palace of King Ferdinand III, set within a lush forest reserve. Stroll the quiet streets and take in the serene countryside. This fully customizable experience blends history, truth, and natural beauty—offering a unique perspective on Sicily’s past and present. After a day of discovery and reflection, return comfortably to Palermo with unforgettable memories and deeper insight into Sicilian identity.

The Montreale Duomo and the Godfather Museum in Corleone are two cultural landmarks that are not to be missed on this tour. The Montreale DUOMO is a stunning example of Sicilian-Norman architecture and is considered one of the finest churches in Italy. Its intricate mosaics and frescoes date back to the 12th century, and visitors can expect to learn about the history and cultural significance of this beautiful building. The cathedral also houses a treasury with a collection of religious artifacts, including jewelry, chalices, and vestments. The Godfather Museum in Corleone is a unique attraction that is dedicated to the iconic films of the same name. Visitors can explore the museum's collection of props, costumes, and memorabilia from the Godfather movies, The museum also features exhibits on the history and culture of the Sicilian Mafia, providing visitors with a fascinating insight into this controversial and often misunderstood organization.

The tour was organized to make a special day given by the visit of an important tourist attraction (Monreale) and one of the most beautiful beaches in Sicily, which also houses the cathedral and old wash houses (Cefalù).

Palermo is a city rich in culture and art with eight UNESCO World Heritage sites. But, if you don’t know where to go, there’s a risk that you might start with the wrong impression. Then opt for a tour in Palermo. Passionate among the historical attractions of the city including visits Cathedral of Palermo, Four songs, maximum theater, polytheater, Santa Rosalia, and finally a wonderful mondello ..

Spend half a day exploring the best of Palermo and the glories of Monreale with this small-group tour. Travel up to the hilltop town of Monreale to tour the famous Duomo. Marvel at the golden mosaics covering the Duomo's interior. Next, see the top attractions in the old town of the Sicilian capital, such as the Massimo Opera House (Teatro Massimo) Palermo Cathedral (Cattedrale di Palermo), and the Norman Palace.

The mosaics at Villa Romana del Casale and Greek Theater of Taormina are two of Sicily’s most dazzling ancient sites, but reaching them by public transportation can be frustrating and tedious. Skip the hassle of coordinating trains, buses, and taxis with this private driving tour and visit both these treasures plus the charming medieval village of Castelmola in a single day.

Retrace the Greco-Roman history of Sicily. Admire the Doric architecture of Agrigento's Valle dei Tempi UNESCO site during this full-day private chauffeured tour. Discover the beautiful Kolymbethra Garden to admire different botanical species. Visit the Pietro Griffo Regional Archaeological Museum to admire several historical artifacts. Visit the birthplace of the great Italian playwright, poet and writer Luigi Pirandello. See the display of various personal items, letters and manuscripts. Enjoy one of the most beautiful beaches in all of Sicily, where the famous Scala dei Turchi stands. On the way back, you can enjoy an amazing sunset.

Italy is famous for its excellent Roman ruins, but many don’t know that the Italian island of Sicily is home to some of the most spectacular ancient Greek temples in the world. With this private tour, admire the highlights of the Valley of the Temples archaeological site outside Agrigento with a guide, saving time with skip-the-line tickets and a direct round-trip transfer from Palermo.

The Valley of the Temples is today the largest Archaeological Park in the world (about 1300 hectares) and has been included in the UNESCO list of Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Located on a plateau not far from the sea, a stone's throw from the historic center of Agrigento, the Valley of the Temples is famous throughout the world for its imposing Doric temples which constitute one of the most significant examples of Greek culture and art. In the Valley of the Temples there are 12 temples in the Doric order, 3 sanctuaries, a large concentration of necropolises, the garden of Kolymbetra and the hypogea, the lower and upper Agora. There is also a Roman-era Olympeion and Bouleuterion (council chamber) on a Greek plan.