Just a two house drive from Palermo, Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples is a must see. This ancient Greek site has one of the best-preserved temples in the world, surrounded by olive trees and beautiful landscapes. Wander through history as you explore these ancient ruins,and don't forget to stop by the nearby Scala dei Turchi, a striking white cliff that overlooks the sea

A quick 30 minute trip from Palermo, Monreale is known for itys stunning cathedral with intricate mosaics that date back to the 12th century. This small town is perfect for peaceful afternoon of exploring, with a mix of history, art, amazing views over Palermo and the surrounding countryside.

A beautiful coastal town just an hour away from Palermo, Cefalu is perfect for relaxing day by the sea. Stroll through its charming streets, visit the medieval cathedral, and enjoy the stunning views from La Rocca, a towering hill overlooking the town. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a postcard!

Scopella is a beautiful coastal village with an ancient history about an hour and 15 min from Palermo. It stands in front of a handful of stacks, Faraglioni, that emerge from the water and form a natural amphitheater of reddish rocks that intensify the blue of the sea. It is also known for its Torre di Scopello, a tower with sheer cliffs and a striking bay along with Scopello Beach, a beach with a rocky coastline and ancient tuna fishing structures

Castellammare del Golfo is a picturesque coastal town in Sicily about an hour from Palermo, situated on the Gulf of Castellammare, known for its charming harbor, a prominent Arab-Norman castle overlooking the sea, and beautiful sandy beaches. The town name translates into “Sea Fortress on the Golf” due to its historic castle positioned right on the waterfront

Syracuse is full of ancient history, and Ortigia, its island heart, is a beautiful place to explore. Wander through its narrow streets, visit the magnificent Piazza Duomo, and admire the blend of Greek, Roman, and Baroque architecture. It’s just an hour from Catania, making it easy day trip full of history and charm.

Just a short drive from Catania, Mount Etna is one of Sicily’s most iconic landmarks. As Europe’s highest active volcano, it offers a unique adventure for visitors. You can hike around its craters or take a guided tour to the summit. The views from the top are breathtaking, and on a clear day, you can see the coast. Be sure to pack a jacket, it gets chilly at the top!