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victoria_g, May 2026
Excellent guide in...
Excellent guide in Gisella and she took us to perfect locations to try the typical foods of Catania but was so knowledgeable about the foods and every other question any of us asked it was brilliant. Thoroughly entertaining too as she was a terrific host.
Kelly_B, May 2026
Fantastic tour
Our entire group loved this tour. Our tour guide could not have been better, he was knowledgeable and interesting. It was a perfect combination of Godfather movie details, local mafia history and seeing a quieter side of Sicily. The two little villages were charming and the lunch was one of the best meals on our trip both for the food and stunning scenery. Memorable day!
dkin4647, May 2026
A great day trip
A great day. The walk on Etna was a bit of a challenge in part but our guide Itala was fantastic. She helped me down some steep slopes and paced the walk well considering her participants safety and skills. She was also a great driver. Two hours in Taormina was enough time to see a couple of the sites.
Tadz, May 2026
Marcello is Outstanding!
Our chef Marcello was AMAZING. Not only was he a great chef he was informative, funny and very personable. Our trip to Capo market was equally outstanding . Marcello gave us unlimited inside information on products, places to eat, shop and explore. The cooking class and market tour were the highlight of our trip. Marcello also does a great job with his English. Theo and Family, USA
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Sicily may be part of Italy, but this island has a distinct personality unlike anywhere else in the country—as you’ll see from the wide variety of Sicily tours. On the first few days of your trip, you can hike on Europe’s largest active volcano, visit The Godfather filming locations, sample the island’s excellent wine and food, and hit the beach. Then you can explore the historic centers of famous cities, learn to make cannoli, and marvel at the well-preserved remains of ancient Roman villas and Greek (yes, Greek) temples.

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