●Enjoy a one-day fully guided excursion to the ancient island of Sicily. You will be taken by high speed ferry trip from Malta to Sicily (only 90 minutes!!!) and met in Sicily by fully air-conditioned luxury coaches to be accompanied by licensed guides.

● POZZALLO – our first stop and is a typical Sicilian fishing village.We will then travel north and cross over the 2nd and 3rd highest bridges in Europe…over the Baroque town of Modica.

●IBLEI MOUNTAIN RANGE - Drive through the Iblei Mountain Range with view of villages in canyons.

●Time for refreshments and photos.

●MOUNT ETNA - Drive up to Sylvester Craters of Mt.Etna - largest and most active volcano in Europe! Mt. Etna: The largest and most active volcano in Europe. The climb to the crater takes us through picturesque villages and an ever-changing landscape. The lower slopes of the volcano are extremely fertile with groves of oranges, lemons and other Mediterranean flora and of course vines which produce Sicily's best wines. We go through forests of chestnut trees which gradually give way to oak, beech, birch and pine.Time for lunch (not included) and souvenir shopping.

●TAORMINA / MODICA - Between April and October our next destination will be Taormina. During January, February, November and December we will visit the baroque gem of Modica.

●MODICA (visited ONLY in periods Jan-March and Nov-Dec) - This proud, prosperous and ancient city is one of Sicily's baroque gems.  The main street, "il Corso", is as typical an Italian meeting place as any you can hope to  visit, with cafés and majestic buildings. The church of San Giorgio is an impressive monument, redesigned after the earthquake of 1693, surrounded  by a flight of 250 steps to further enhance the scenic beauty of its fine facade.

● TAORMINA (visited ONLY in period April - October): Sicily's prime tourist resort was discovered by the British aristocracy in the mid 1800's. Facing Etna and the blue Mediterranean, this peaceful panoramic resort, 206m above sea level was colonized by the Greeks who built a theatre in the Hellenic period - 3 B.C. The present Teatro Greco, altered by the Romans, is the venue for classical plays every summer. The main street, the elegant Corso Umberto, with its cafes, restaurants and boutiques is a bustle of nationalities.

►Please see TOUR INFO icon below for days of tour.
►Return time is approximately 2030hrs(Jan-March & Nov-Dec) and 2300hrs (April - October
►Due to the fact that you will be visiting another country we require the following information for each passenger in order to issue the official tickets: Name/Surname/Nationality/Passport No/Date of Birth. Please send this info by email to info@malta247.com after booking.