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Coming from abroad?
If you are coming from abroad, you will land in Catania. My advice is to take the town of Giarre (about 40km from Catania airport) as a reference point and stay within a 10km radius. Here is a list of accommodations that I believe might suit your needs and therefore I recommend them:
Enrich your Sicilian break - What to visit?
Mount Etna
Visiting Sicily without a trip to Mount Etna is your loss, This active volcano offers breathtaking landscapes and unique geological features that are a testament to nature’s power. Don’t miss the chance to explore this iconic landmark. More details at the following LINK
Taormina
No introductions needed for Taormina, a world-renowned tourist destination that is absolutely beautiful, and I highly recommend it. If you are with us on Tuesday, September 10, we will all go together to Taormina.
Isola Bella
A dip where the water is bluest… If you go to Taormina, you must stop by Isola Bella, located at Mazzarò, practically the beach area of Taormina.
Would you like to do a wine tasting?
Gambino Vini is a renowned winery located on the eastern slopes of Mount Etna, at 800 meters above sea level, offering tastings of native wines in an exclusive natural setting
An itinerary through history and culture
An itinerary through Syracuse, Noto, and Marzamemi offers a deep dive into the history and beauty of eastern Sicily.
Syracuse enchants visitors with Ortigia, its historic centre filled with archaeological treasures and Baroque architecture.
Noto, the capital of Sicilian Baroque, captivates with its golden-stone churches and palaces.
Marzamemi, a picturesque fishing village, charms with its colourful houses and historic tuna fishery.
A perfect journey through art, culture, and seaside charm
Catania
The city is a hub of Sicilian culture and history, featuring landmarks like Piazza Duomo, Piazza Università, Teatro Massimo, and the bustling Via Etnea. Easily accessible via the A18 highway, Catania offers a rich mix of architecture, history, and local cuisine that shouldn’t be overlooked.
The most scenic bar in Europe
Bar Turrisi is famous for its unique phallic-themed decor, symbolizing fertility, offering visitors a one-of-a-kind cultural experience paired with its signature almond wine.
Alkantara Gorges
At the Alcantara Gorges, spectacular lava formations carved by the Alcantara River create a breathtaking natural setting. Visitors can enjoy thrilling activities such as body rafting and river trekking, making for an adventurous experience in the heart of Sicilian nature.
