Introducing Sicily
For centuries, Sicily has laid at the crossroads of the Mediterranean. Inhabited by the Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs and the Normans, Sicily has seen many rulers, all of which have left their mark on the culture, cuisine, architecture and landscapes of this beautiful island; a true melting pot of cultural flavours just waiting to be explored.
Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and the most diverse. Each of its 20 regions has a distinctive character and range of experiences to offer its visitors. From stunning beaches, erupting volcanoes, rich cuisine, historic relics and ruins and epic landscapes with hilltop towns and rolling vineyards, you’ll have a hard time choosing where and what to visit and you’ll certainly find yourself wanting to return again and again, year after year.
Not only is the island of Sicily breathtakingly beautiful, but it is relatively inexpensive compared to other tourist hot spots in Italy. Once you get past the fear of driving in Sicily, there is a plethora of sights to see and an abundance of delicious seafood, granita and wine to taste and smell.