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The Madonie and the Nebrodi Natural Parks, along the northern coast of Sicily, protect the largest and highest mountain ranges of Sicily with beautiful forests, medieval villages, castles nested on high rocks, amazing sea-views and fantastic hiking opportunities. In these territories, normally neglected by mass tourism, each village shelters typical dairy, charcuterie and agricultural produces, old local recipes and a century lasting tradition of confectionary and handcraft.
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Agrigento, Selinunte, Solunto, Mozia, Segesta but also Imera, Tindari, Mt Iato and many others are among the best archaeological parks of Sicily. Doric temples, Hellenistic theatres, Phoenician cities, Elymian and Sicanian villages, Roman and Carthaginians boats, there is so much to be discovered and enjoyed. For archaeology lovers and curious visitors, we offer a large choice of opportunities including relaxing walking tours or full days archaeological hikes to discover some of the less beaten ancient sites.
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Our suggestions are based on the idea of slow travelling. We do not want to offer quick visits but rather experiences that can be enjoyed with no hurry.
In Palermo, Cefalu, Trapani, Marsala, Agrigento there are beautiful collections of art and archaeology hosted in really fascinating historical buildings. These are places where the beauty of the container enhances the preciousness of the content. Our tours in those museums are an opportunity to talk together about Sicily, its history, art, archaeology, culture and traditions. Another way to understand a bit more of this complex country.
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Our suggestions are based on the idea of slow travelling. We do not want to offer quick visits but rather experiences that can be enjoyed with no hurry.
For five centuries the kingdom of Sicily was part of the Aragonese-Spanish monarchy. This long period has had a great impact in our culture, architecture and lifestyle in Sicily and its capital Palermo. Baroque architectures, medieval palaces, Inquisition prisons, churches covered with precious silverworks, stuccos and marbles are the heritage of these Spanish “imperial centuries”. The Spanish tour of Palermo presents you the city in a different way, visiting monuments and areas that are not often considered by the walking city tours.
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Our suggestions are based on the idea of slow travelling. We do not want to offer quick visits but rather experiences that can be enjoyed with no hurry.
You cannot visit Sicily without seeing at least the monuments included in UNESCO listed Arab-Norman itinerary in western Sicily. Palermo, Monreale and Cefalu together with some more hidden gems offer the finest examples of the melting pot of Muslim, Byzantine and northern European styles that, during the Norman monarchy, originated this unique architecture. With our visit you will dive in the Sicilian Middle Age and discover beautiful landscapes and charming city centres that host the most important Arab-Norman monuments.
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Our suggestions are based on the idea of slow travelling. We do not want to offer quick visits but rather experiences that can be enjoyed with no hurry.
Western Sicily is a charming and wild land with an amazing coastline exposed to African winds, beautiful vineyards, windmills, archaeological areas, baroque and medieval towns. The harbours of Trapani and Marsala connected Sicily with Spain for many centuries and this is visible in architectures and traditions.
Local people keep the craftsmanship of salt pans, colourful rugs and coral jewellery. Here food can have a surprising North-African character and the area is known for excellent ricotta cakes and the best cannoli of Sicily. Wine production is the largest of Sicily with excellent DOCs and local grape varieties.
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Palermo and its surroundings are full of surprises for curious visitors. Within less than an hour drive outside the city you can find amazing landscapes, rural areas with excellent organic cheese farms and wineries, villages that keep the 16th century Albanian traditions and are known for delicious breads and cannoli, hidden archaeological areas and beautiful natural reserves. The city itself is full of curiosities for those visitors who want to discover Palermo outside the tourist areas. An excursion away from the city crowd is an opportunity to experience a different Sicily that is really “off the beaten path”.
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Sicily is a large island but, when it comes to wine, is a continent for the incredible variety of geographic areas and terroirs. Sicilians are winemakers since at least three thousands years. In Marsala, Mt Etna and many other excellent areas wineries grow Sicilian grape varieties such as nocera, corinto nero, nerello mascalese, grillo, catarratto, frappato, zibbibbo, perricone etc to make surprisingly unique wines.
We select the best wineries that combine quality, innovation and tradition with sustainable and often organic agriculture. Many wineries we work with are family-run and our guests are welcomed by the owners and the wine makers.
For groups of wine lovers, we can organise a regional tour of vineyards and rural areas where mass tourism does not arrive to discover a different Sicily at the speed of nature.
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