Upon arriving in Sicily, one is immediately captivated by Mount Etna, a living, breathing force we affectionately call "a muntagna." More than a landmark, this magnificent volcano is the island's beating heart, shaping our land, culture, and way of life.

You've heard the whispers of Sicily – its ancient ruins, its sun-drenched beaches, its vibrant flavors. But what truly makes our island unforgettable, what sets it apart in the tapestry of the Mediterranean? It's more than just a destination; it's a feeling, an embrace, a profound connection that touches your very soul.

When the sun, tired from its race, plunges into the deep blue of the Mediterranean, our beloved Sicily does not fall asleep but transforms, dressing itself in a new charm, a subtle mystery, and a sweetness that only summer evenings can offer.

The very landscape of Sicily is a dramatic testament to the raw power of nature. Here, colossal geological forces do not merely shape the terrain; they breathe life, conjure myths, and leave an indelible mark on every layer of human history. Beyond their geological grandeur, Sicily's volcanoes—Etna, Stromboli, and even the echoes of ancient, now-dormant ranges like the Hyblaean Mountains—have been central to shaping human life, death, spirituality, and mythology on the island

Sicily, our truly magnificent island, is an ode to beauty. Every ancient stone whispers stories, every panorama captures the soul. Guests...

Allow me to share with you a truly liberating way to experience our magnificent Sicily: on two wheels! Here, amidst our vibrant flavors and breathtaking colors, the Vespa is more than just a scooter; it's a symbol of dolce vita, of lightness, and of genuine exploration.

Dear travelers, allow me to whisk you away to an idyllic Sicilian summer, not the one of bustling beaches and well-trodden paths, but a profound dream woven from the shimmering sun on the waves, the gentle caress of the sea breeze, and an unparalleled sense of freedom.

While majestic temples and sprawling Roman villas often dominate our imagination, Sicily’s deepest stories are sometimes whispered by...

When we think of ancient Sicily, grand images of Agrigento's Greek temples or Piazza Armerina's Roman mosaics naturally come to mind. But even before the first Hellenic colonists set foot on its shores, this fascinating island was already home to peoples whose names echo with profound mystery: the Sicani, Siculi, and Elymians.

This week, we journey back millennia, to an era before grand columns and Latin inscriptions, to explore the fascinating and often overlooked Bronze Age cultures that laid some of the earliest foundations of Sicily.

I am here to take you on a mouthwatering journey through these celebrations where the flavors of summer dance with the spirit of our communities! These sagre, these joyous local fairs, are more than just a chance to taste incredible food; they are a vibrant expression of our traditions, our community spirit, and our deep connection to the bounty of our beautiful island.

Allow me to share with you a ritual that warms the heart and delights the soul here in our splendid Sicily: the Aperitivo Siciliano. More than just a pre-dinner drink, it's an embrace of conviviality, a delicious way to let the evening breeze carry your cares away and prepare, with just the right slowness, for the pleasures of the table.

As an Australian historian and archaeologist, I've been captivated by Sicily's rich past for years. We all know about the Greeks and Romans who left their indelible mark on this island. But beneath those layers of classical history lies something even more intriguing: a complex and often overlooked world of mythology that predates and intertwines with these influences.

Over the past decade, Sicily has blossomed from a tradition-rooted destination to a modern hotspot for diverse tourism experiences.

In the gentle embrace of Sicilian spring, the charming baroque city of Noto blossoms into a vivid tapestry of floral wonder.

Nestled near Agrigento in Sicily, the Valley of the Temples is one of the most significant archaeological treasures in the world.

Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean, is renowned for its stunning coastline and diverse beaches.

Sicily, an island of vibrant history and intricate cultural tapestries, has witnessed various civilizations, including Spanish governance.

Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean, is truly a dream destination for travelers.

The Festa di San Giuseppe is more than just a religious occasion—it’s a vibrant display of faith, gratitude, and Sicilian heritage.