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Day 1 - Taormina & Catania

Beach at:


  • Lido la Pigna - Isola Bella (€30 per person): A stunning beach located at the foot of Taormina. Enjoy crystal-clear waters and the picturesque Isola Bella island. Perfect for sunbathing and swimming.


  • Lido la Dolce Vita - Behind Isola Bella (€30 per umbrella, very good restaurant with reasonable prices): This beach offers comfortable sunbeds and umbrellas. The on-site restaurant serves delicious Sicilian cuisine, making it a great spot for a relaxing day by the sea.


Afternoon:

  • Lunch in Catania: Explore the vibrant food scene in Catania. Try traditional Sicilian dishes like pasta alla Norma, arancini, and cannoli at a local trattoria


  • Evening in Taormina - San Domenico Hotel (bar & cloister): This historic hotel offers breathtaking views and a luxurious atmosphere. Enjoy a cocktail in the cloister or bar area, with prices starting from €24.

Day 2 - Syracuse

  • Boat trip around Ortigia Island and sea caves (€15 per person): Take a scenic boat trip around Ortigia Island, the historic center of Syracuse. Visit sea caves and enjoy a glass of prosecco while taking in the stunning coastal views. Book through the Get Your Guide app.


  • Lunch in the center: Dine at one of the many charming restaurants in Ortigia. Seafood is a highlight here, so don't miss out on fresh fish dishes and local specialties.
  • Drive to Palermo (2 hours and 50 minutes): After lunch, head to Palermo. Enjoy the scenic drive through the Sicilian countryside.


  • Dinner in Palermo: Palermo offers a rich culinary experience. Explore street food markets like Ballarò or Vucciria, or dine at a traditional restaurant to taste Sicilian classics.

Day 3 - Cefalù

  • Beach in Cefalù (1 hour away from Palermo): Cefalù is known for its beautiful sandy beaches and clear waters. Spend the day swimming, sunbathing, and exploring the charming town with its historic Norman Cathedral.


  • Afternoon visit to Piana degli Albanesi: This village is known for its Albanian heritage and traditions. Explore the unique culture, try local pastries like cannoli, and visit the beautiful lake and surrounding countryside.

Day 4 - Palermo

  • Beach at Mondello Beach (20 minutes away): Mondello Beach is famous for its turquoise waters and white sand. It's a popular spot for both locals and tourists. Enjoy water sports, sunbathing, and beachside dining.



  • Optional: Afternoon tour to Agrigento Temple (1 hour and 50 minutes away): Visit the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the well-preserved ancient Greek temples and learn about Sicily's rich history.

Day 5 - Spiaggia San Vito lo Capo

  • Beach 1 hour and 45 minutes away from Palermo: San Vito lo Capo is one of Sicily's most beautiful beaches, known for its fine white sand and clear blue waters. It's perfect for a day of relaxation, swimming, and snorkeling. The town also offers excellent seafood restaurants.

Day 6 - Noto

  • Explore the town (1 hour away from Catania): Noto is renowned for its stunning Baroque architecture. Take a leisurely stroll through the historic center, visit the impressive Noto Cathedral, and enjoy a gelato in one of the charming piazzas. The town's beautiful buildings and streets offer plenty of photo opportunities.

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