Depart from Catania and reach Syracuse, the city that was one of the most powerful and richest in Magna Graecia. Here you can visit Ortigia, the island that forms the historic center of the city, connected to the mainland by two b... More

• Discover the Highlights of the East Coast • Exclusive Private Excursions from Catania • Comfortable Transport from your hotel by Top Class Mercedes  • SYRACUSE - NOTO - ETNA - TAORMINA (for customizable itinerary plea... More

We will let you discover the true essence of Sicily with an exclusive tour designed to raise awareness of the cultural and artistic heritage of our splendid island. From our open-air museums to the testimonies of past civilisation... More

Destinations included in this tour: Catania, Etna, Taormina, Siracusa, Noto, Piazza Armerina, Agrigento, Selinunte, Erice, Palermo, Monreale, Cefalù. Arrival Catania - Departure Palermo. The tour includes the following must-see s... More

The Villa Romana del Casale in Piazza Armerina is considered to be one of the most important exemplars of an official governmental residence, attributed to the elaboration and exceptional beauty of its architectonic and decorative... More

⭐ Panoramafahrt im Cabrio um den Ätna ⭐ Tagesausflug mit Reiseleitung für 2 - 3 Personen ⭐ Der Ätna ist einer der höchsten Vulkane Europas. Der Vulkan hat nicht nur die sizilianische Geschichte geprägt, sowie die Landsc... More

It's time for you to discover the UNESCO Heritage of Syracuse, the island of Ortigia and the Baroque city of Noto as a local! This is a very enjoyable private tour, during which you will have maximum flexibility. Your private driv... More

- Exclusive Tours for undivided attention and flexibility - Comfortable Transport from your hotel by Top Class Mercedes - Available also starting from Taormina - Syracuse - Noto - Piazza Armerina - Ragusa - Cyclops Coast - Winer... More

Discovering the Valley of the Temples, one of the most extensive, representative and preserved archaeological sites of classical Greek civilization, granted Unesco World Heritage status in 1997. The archaeological area of the anc... More