Things To Do In Sicily

Catania, nestled between Mount Etna and the Ionian Sea, is a city that buzzes with energy, history, and contrasts. Known for its striking black-and-white baroque architecture built from volcanic stone, this lively Sicilian city offers an irresistible mix of ancient ruins, seaside charm, and contemporary culture.

Cefalù, Sicily might be small, but it packs in more charm than cities twice its size. With its golden beach, medieval streets, and dramatic mountain backdrop, this seaside town on Sicily’s northern coast has become one of the island’s most-loved destinations.

Messina, Sicily, may be one of the lesser-known destinations, but that’s part of its charm. Tucked into the island’s northeast corner, this port city is often treated as a gateway. But if you pause here, for a day or two or even a week, you’ll find it’s full of surprises.

Palermo and North/Northwest Sicily as a whole offer an unforgettable mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. From Palermo’s lively markets to medieval hill towns and sweeping coastal views, this region is perfect for travellers who want to soak up authentic Sicilian life.