Posts about Sicily

Sicily's natural reserves showcase the Mediterranean's most diverse landscapes, from towering mountain peaks to pristine coastal sanctuaries. These protected areas preserve the island's unique ecosystems while offering visitors unforgettable experiences in some of Europe's most spectacular wilderness. Whether you're seeking mountain adventures, coastal tranquility, or wildlife encounters, Sicily's natural reserves deliver extraordinary experiences. This comprehensive guide explores seven must-visit protected areas that define the island's natural heritage.

Learn to cook some of the world's finest cuisine from Sicily. We will have you serving food that will compete with the finest Piazzas.

Sicily stands as one of the Mediterranean's most culturally rich destinations, boasting an extraordinary collection of seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Sicily that span millennia of human civilization and natural wonder. From ancient Greek temples to active volcanoes, these protected sites offer unparalleled insights into the island's remarkable heritage at the crossroads of Europe, Africa, and Asia.

“C'e' acchi cosa di cchiu' beddu p'un populu d' 'a lingua di so' 'ntinati?” (What could be more important to a people than the language of their forefathers?)

Discover the 15 best Palermo beaches, from Mondello to hidden coves. Find your perfect seaside escape. Speak to our villa specialists today!

We explore the reasons for three waves of Sicilian emigration and discover how the Sicilian diaspora live in their new homes in America, Australia and Monterey.

Uncover hidden gems to expand your next European holiday, with lesser-known city breaks that promise unique and enriching experiences.

With stunning architecture and a rich history, it’s no wonder Indiana Jones 5 was filmed in Sicily! Get to know the details of which beautiful Sicilian towns the film was shot.

Join us on a tour of some of our favourite Sicilian castles and learn more about the ancient Sicilian architecture that bears testament to its glorious past.

Liberty style, or Art Nouveau design, takes on a whole new aesthetic on Sicily's historic buildings. Read more on the rise of Liberty style in the city of Palermo.