Italy · EVENING TOURS IN SICILY
Good evening tours in Sicily fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Agrigento’s two-hour sunset temple tour, with skip-the-line entry, local guides, photo tips, walking advice, and value details.
“The tour was very informative and interesting! Mario was our guide and he was great!”
Review of Stromboli sunset trekking to Sciara del Fuoco, with lava views, safety tips, hiking advice, price, and practical details.
“This was a once in a life time moment and an incredible experience. Our guide Giuseppe was amazing, patient and informative. We learnt a lot about the history and facts of the volcano and he was always attentive to everyone’s needs. The hike is long but manageable and worth every step. We were very looked after and felt safe the whole time. I cannot recommend this company enough. Thank you for making it so magical Debby & Marco 💕”
Review of the $69 Tropea boat tour to Lipari, Panarea, and Stromboli, with island stops, swimming, volcano views, and practical tips.
Review of Etna Sunset Tour from Catania: lava caves, Valle del Bove, local tastings, sunset craters, costs, tips, and who should book.
“Very good tour! Our guide was kind and friendly. Not too much hiking, good for all levels. Got to see active eruptions!”
Review of Ortigia’s 2-hour sunset cruise with sea caves, swimming, Sicilian antipasti, prosecco, photos, and practical booking tips.
“The cruise was brilliant. The Prosecco and anti pasta were delicious”
Review of Stromboli’s sunset trek to Sciara del Fuoco, with lava views, guide details, gear, difficulty, price, and practical tips.
“Really amazing mother nature in action before our eyes. However, be careful the 2-hour walk and 2-hour walk back to the headlamp is not for sports fansAuto-translated”
Review of Trapani’s salt pans sunset tour, with flamingos, windmills, a salt museum, hotel pickup, and practical booking advice.
“The museum was absolutely beautiful and educational. However, Antonio our driver claimed he didn’t speak English very well therefore, the salt pans in the beginning were not explained. He suggested we learn Italian. He spoke enough English for us to understand afterwards. A recording was played to explain the tour. The step stool was not used on a few stops to get out of the van until a lady complained about her leg and not being able to get down or up into the van. Could have skipped the tour and gone straight to the museum on our own.”
Pick a ruin, a gallery, a kitchen or a boat.
