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If you're looking for a fun and curious way to visit Cefalù, you've come to the right place! With this digital guide created with the support of a local, you will be able to visit all the most important monuments at your own pace. You'll get to know the stories and curiosities of Cefalù! But also you will discover everything about local foods, Italian Aperitivo in authentic local restaurants, and much more!

Do you want to visit the medieval villages of the Madonie Natural Park with the possibility to have a wine tasting paired with local food and wine delights in an ancient 12th-century abbey ? Then book your tour! The daily tour lasting approximately 8 hours includes the pick up / drop off in accommodation facilities located in the Cefalù area or in a place to be agreed with a car or van with an Italian / English speaking driver. We'll drive through the vineyards in the territory of the ancient Santa Anastasia Abbey, where, on your free choose, you can taste the typical products of the area combined with wines produced with biodynamic techniques based on the principle of eco-sustainability (on reservation) Lunch and winetasting at the Cellar is not included. The customer can freely choose from the à la carte menu or the menu of the day. If you don't want to have lunch in the cellar, you can only have the wine tasting at 3.30pm - The basic tasting of 4 wines costs €25 per person.

Discover Etna and Taormina during this private full day tour with driver. Explore Etna, the largest active volcano in Europe, which has become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will reach Taormina, one of the most beautiful and well-known cities in Sicily. You can experience the romance of Taormina, walking through its medieval streets. Discover unique scents, sounds and panoramas, such as the Greek-Roman Theater, the Corvaja Palace, the Church of S. Caterina, Piazza IX Aprile and the Duomo with its famous fountain.

You’ll visit Castelbuono (half hour drive from Cefalù), a charming town nestled in the heart of the Madonie Natural Park, where history, culture, and culinary delights await. Today, we invite you to embark on a journey through this picturesque Sicilian destination, beginning with a visit to the iconic Castelbuono Castle. No visit to Castelbuono would be complete without a stop at Fiasconaro, a renowned pastry shop that has become synonymous with Sicilian sweets. After immersing yourself in history, it's time to delve into the culinary traditions of the region with a cheese farm experience - Slow Food site - in the Madonie Natural Park. An hour drive from Castelbuono takes you deep into the picturesque countryside, where rolling hills dotted with grazing cows set the scene for an authentic Sicilian adventure. You'll have cheese making demonstration and lunch with the farmer.

Escape the coastal crowds for an intimate journey into the Madonie mountains. This is not just a wine tasting; it is a private, curated immersion into one of Sicily’s most historic organic estates. As your Travel Designer, I have selected this ancient winery for its commitment to biodiversity and its breathtaking medieval atmosphere. Experience the authentic "Slow Food" rhythm of Sicily, where every glass tells a story of the land and its legacy. Journey to a hidden sanctuary where vines have grown for centuries. Explore the historic cellars and the "biological" vineyards that define the estate’s sustainable philosophy. Enjoy a private, guided tasting of rare organic vintages, perfectly paired with zero-km Sicilian delicacies: artisanal cheeses, estate-grown olives, and traditional breads. Relax as we wind through the scenic Madonie park, with panoramic views that most travelers to Cefalù never see.

The Madonie Natural Park, with its rich biodiversity, charming villages and historical sites, such as medieval towns, ancient ruins, and traditional farmhouses, is a nice and relaxing area to visit during your private tour or day trip, especially if you have spent your holiday in Cefalù or the Palermo area. As you wander through the narrow cobblestone streets, you'll be transported back in time, surrounded by medieval architecture and rich heritage. Make your way to Castelbuono Castle, a magnificent fortress perched atop a hill overlooking the town, soaking in breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. No visit to Castelbuono would be complete without a stop at Fiasconaro, a renowned pastry shop that has become synonymous with Sicilian sweets. Pollina is a charming town situated on a hilltop overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. Pollina offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

our tour to the Halaesa valley is a unique experience of culture, art and nature. We will cross a fabulous and wild territory through ancient "trazzere" admiring typical flora and fauna of the area. We will visit the largest open-air museum of Europe of the famous patron A.Presti and the archaeological site of Halaesa. Lunch in a typical trattoria or in a chalet in the woods.

Famed for their volcanic activity, blue seas, and ancient heritage, the UNESCO-listed Aeolian Islands are one of Sicily’s most distinctive destinations. On this full day-tour, set off from Cefalù via air-conditioned coach to Milazzo, where you’ll board a yacht to Lipari—the largest and liveliest island in the archipelago. Visit its ancient landmarks, enjoy lunch (own expense), and wander Lipari Town before transferring to the island of Vulcano, where you can partake in thermal springs and mud baths.

See Sicily's top attractions on this day trip to Palermo and Monreale from Cefalu. Led by a local guide, take a scenic drive toward Monreale to see one of the world’s most stunning Norman churches. Afterward, enjoy a walking tour through the capital city of Palermo and explore the colorful outdoor markets. Top off your trip with a visit to the Capuchin Catacombs before concluding your tour back in Cefalu.

The oil-tasting experience in Sant'Ambrogio is an interesting itinerary for lovers of the intense scent and strong flavor of extra virgin olive oil. Ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the Sicilian olive heritage. The visit to the historic oil mill, now a museum complex, is an opportunity to learn about the sensory characteristics of the oil and the local farming tradition. The route is an experience that involves all the senses and opens the door to Mediterranean flavors. After the passage to the mill, a pleasant walk follows through the narrow streets of the small village, until you reach the centuries-old olive trees overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. You will admire bright, crystal clear and lush colors. The final phase of the experience reserves guests a pleasant moment of conviviality characterized by a Cabin aperitif based on products from the Madonie territory and a glass of wine from Sicilian wineries.