Palermo to Agrigento

Optimize your time in Sicily with this driving tour that includes pickup in Palermo and hassle-free transport to three of the top sights on the island: the Valley of the Temples, Agrigento, and the Scala dei Turchi beach. Enjoy free time to explore the Greek ruins in the “Valle dei Templi”, then sightsee in Agrigento. End with a photo op at the dramatic Scala dei Turchi coastline.

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.

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)

Witness the enchanting transformation of the Valley of the Temples at sunset, when the ancient Greek ruins glow in stunning shades of gold and amber. Departing from Palermo, this tour offers a scenic ride through the picturesque Sicilian countryside before arriving in Agrigento for an unforgettable evening. Capture breathtaking photos as the sun sets and the temples illuminate the landscape, creating timeless memories. After your visit, savor authentic Sicilian cuisine in the charming seaside district of San Leone, enhancing your experience with delightful flavors. - Enjoy a scenic drive from Palermo to Agrigento - Experience the Valley of the Temples bathed in sunset light - Capture stunning photos of the iconic archaeological site - Relish a delicious dinner in San Leone by the sea

Spend a day exploring the ancient sights of the Valley of the Temples with this day trip from Palermo. Travel to Agrigento for a quick coffee break (own expense) before visiting the fascinating site for a 1-hour tour. See the temples of Hera, Concordia and Apollo. Take a midday break for lunch (own expense) before stopping at the archaeology museum for a 1-hour self-guided visit.

In just one day you will have the opportunity to visit the Valley of the Temples, considered a world heritage site, and the Scala dei Turchi beach. You will be picked up from the meeting point indicated by you and then you will set off to discover the Valley of the Temples, where you will arrive after 2.5 hours on the road with a break halfway where you can taste one of the best Sicilian cannoli on the island. Once you arrive at the valley of the temples you will have 2.5 hours to visit and then you will leave for the Scala dei Turchi After a photo stop and an explanation by our tour leader, everyone boards to return to Palermo.

Although Sicily is an island, crossing distances between the capital and destinations along the coast—especially along the south and west sides—can be tiring and time-consuming. This private tour from Palermo includes hotel pickup and lets a guide take care of the drive, followed by a personalized tour of the strikingly well-preserved Valley of the Temples archeological site.

Discover an excavated Roman villa and UNESCO-listed temples on this full-day tour of Villa Romana del Casale and the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. After leaving Palermo with your driver, you’ll travel to Piazza Armerina to explore the famous mosaic-embellished Roman villa. Then, continue to the Valley of the Temples to discover a world of Greek mythology, tyrannical rulers, and ruins—guide included.

Don’t waste your time when you’re traveling in Sicily—maximize your journey time and see the sights of the island as you go. This transfer and tour option combines a private inter-city transfer from Palermo to Catania with a visit to the Agrigento Valley of the Temples. Note that entry fees are extra.

Depart from Palermo and reach Agrigento, the city that houses one of the most important archaeological sites in the world: the Valley of the Temples. Here you will be able to admire the remains of splendid Greek temples dedicated to various deities, such as the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Juno and the Temple of Zeus and Apollo. Together with our multilingual professional guide, you will be able to discover the secrets and curiosities of this UNESCO heritage, testifying to the greatness of Magna Graecia. A true open - air museum that extends over a vast territory . If you are in Sicily , do not miss this opportunity to visit a unique place in the world . During the summer months we recommend bringing a hat and water with you.

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.

Discover ancient ruins left over from the Greeks on this private excursion. Enjoy pickup from the Palermo area and head to Agrigento, where you can find the UNESCO-listed Temple Valley. Learn about its ancient history and explore its many sites before heading to the seaside to see the white cliffs dubbed the "Turkish Stairway.”