Sicily and Its Isles
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Sicily and Its Isles
Explore Sicily and Malta – two island paradises nestled amongst the deep blue waves of the Mediterranean. Sample specialties in Palermo’s colorful food market. Taste award-winning olive oil and learn about the Slow Food movement at a local farm. Explore Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples (UNESCO) with a guide. Spend three nights in Taormina, perched above the Ionian Sea. See Mount Etna from a different perspective on an off-road excursion. Engage with Malta’s dynamic past on a leisurely 4-night stay. Discover how ancient traditions blend into modern society as you travel along timeless Italian and Maltese towns.
Explore Sicily and Malta – two island paradises nestled amongst the deep blue waves of the Mediterranean. Sample specialties in Palermo’s colorful food market. Taste award-winning olive oil and learn about the Slow Food movement at a local farm. Explore Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples (UNESCO) with a guide. Spend three nights in Taormina, perched above the Ionian Sea. See Mount Etna from a different perspective on an off-road excursion. Engage with Malta’s dynamic past on a leisurely 4-night stay. Discover how ancient traditions blend into modern society as you travel along timeless Italian and Maltese towns.
14 Nights
Starting At
$4,599.00
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May 08, 2024 through May 22, 2024
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May 04, 2024 7:00 PM
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Highlights
Sicily and Its Isles
Palermo
Palermo is the regional capital of Sicily with nearly a million inhabitants. The history of the city’s many rulers is on full display through the architecture of the monumental palaces, theaters and churches. Arabs, Normans and Spanish have all called the city home and left their mark on the people, their culture and food. The city is full of vibrant markets, lively eateries and bustling piazzas just waiting to be explored.
Monreale
Monreale is famous for its Norman Cathedral that is covered with nearly 70,000 square feet of gold-leaf mosaics. The church was built in the 12th century by the Norman King William II. The mosaics depict stories of the Old Testament and the life stories of Saints Peter and Paul. The church is a national monument and highlight of any trip to Sicily.
Impact Moment
Experience an impact moment with Addiopizzo, an anti-Mafia nonprofit that supports locals who refuse to pay the Mafia’s protection fees. Visit Capaci and Cinisi, the site of two terrorist acts led by the Mafia, and pay tribute to fallen activists. Chat with locals for a personal perspective and learn how they overcame the Mafia’s reign.
Trapani
Experience the remarkable natural beauty of Trapani, a Mediterranean gem. Witness this city’s stunning views of sparkling waters and rocky cliffs.
Isle of Mozia
Explore the isle of Mozia, once a great trading port for the Phoenician, Greek and Roman civilizations. You can visit the ruins of its ancient port, and a museum featuring impressive Greek statuary.
Olive Oil Farm
Take a trip to the countryside and explore an olive grove. Try samples of olive oil while gazing out at the sprawling rows of olive trees.
Agrigento
Agrigento is a provincial capital on the southern coast of Sicily. The city is famous as a tourist destination because of the Greek archeological park called the Valley of the Temples. The Valley of the Temples is home to seven Greek temples that date back to the Golden Age of Magna Grecia, when Greek city-states dominated Sicily and Southern Italy. The site, known as Akragas in ancient Greek, was added to the UNESCO Heritage list in 1997 because of the ancient Greek temples’ high state of preservation.
Valley of the Temples
The Valley of the Temples is a Greek archeological site located on the outskirts of the Sicilian city of Agrigento. The site, known as Akragas in ancient Greek, was added to the UNESCO Heritage list in 1997 because of the Ancient Greek Temples’ high quality state of preservation. The most famous of the temples is the so-called Temple of Concordia which was utilized as a church during the medieval ages. In total the site has seven temples and covers an area of over 3000 acres.
Taormina
Set on the top of Monte Tauro is the beautiful garden city of Taormina. The city’s mix of historic monuments trace its history from the time of the Greeks to Romans, to Arabs and beyond. The most impressive monument is the Greco-Roman theatre that overlooks the crescent-shaped port of Giardini Naxos and Mt. Etna in the distance. The town also has many lovely designer shops and a plethora of restaurants offering authentic Sicilian cuisine.
Mount Etna Off-Road Excursion
See Sicily’s wilder side on an off-road adventure to Mount Etna. Stare up at the iconic peak as your vehicle climbs along the sides of Europe’s largest active volcano.
Ragusa
Visit Ragusa (UNESCO), an ancient city perched upon a hill. Meander through its Baroque neighborhood, passing by winding lanes, cobblestone streets, and wrought iron balconies.
Malta
One of the smallest countries in Europe, Malta is a collection of a set of islands located to the south of Sicily. Home to various types of inhabitants since 5,000 BC, this coastal paradise preserves endless layers of history. Today, you can explore this intriguing past as well as soak up the sunshine on this relaxing Mediterranean getaway.
Three Cities
Visit the Three Cities, a place that was formed from a collection of three fortified towns of medieval heritage, Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua. This historic area was also once the setting of battles by the Knights of Malta, a religious and military order that protected the small country. Explore this historic landmark and discover all its medieval traditions.
Valletta
Valletta is the capital of Malta. This fortified city is home to the picturesque Barrakka Gardens. Overlooking the harbor, the gardens feature a charming blend of natural beauty and terraced arches.
Palermo
Palermo is the regional capital of Sicily with nearly a million inhabitants. The history of the city’s many rulers is on full display through the architecture of the monumental palaces, theaters and churches. Arabs, Normans and Spanish have all called the city home and left their mark on the people, their culture and food. The city is full of vibrant markets, lively eateries and bustling piazzas just waiting to be explored.
Monreale
Monreale is famous for its Norman Cathedral that is covered with nearly 70,000 square feet of gold-leaf mosaics. The church was built in the 12th century by the Norman King William II. The mosaics depict stories of the Old Testament and the life stories of Saints Peter and Paul. The church is a national monument and highlight of any trip to Sicily.
Impact Moment
Experience an impact moment with Addiopizzo, an anti-Mafia nonprofit that supports locals who refuse to pay the Mafia’s protection fees. Visit Capaci and Cinisi, the site of two terrorist acts led by the Mafia, and pay tribute to fallen activists. Chat with locals for a personal perspective and learn how they overcame the Mafia’s reign.
Trapani
Experience the remarkable natural beauty of Trapani, a Mediterranean gem. Witness this city’s stunning views of sparkling waters and rocky cliffs.
Isle of Mozia
Explore the isle of Mozia, once a great trading port for the Phoenician, Greek and Roman civilizations. You can visit the ruins of its ancient port, and a museum featuring impressive Greek statuary.
Olive Oil Farm
Take a trip to the countryside and explore an olive grove. Try samples of olive oil while gazing out at the sprawling rows of olive trees.
Agrigento
Agrigento is a provincial capital on the southern coast of Sicily. The city is famous as a tourist destination because of the Greek archeological park called the Valley of the Temples. The Valley of the Temples is home to seven Greek temples that date back to the Golden Age of Magna Grecia, when Greek city-states dominated Sicily and Southern Italy. The site, known as Akragas in ancient Greek, was added to the UNESCO Heritage list in 1997 because of the ancient Greek temples’ high state of preservation.
Valley of the Temples
The Valley of the Temples is a Greek archeological site located on the outskirts of the Sicilian city of Agrigento. The site, known as Akragas in ancient Greek, was added to the UNESCO Heritage list in 1997 because of the Ancient Greek Temples’ high quality state of preservation. The most famous of the temples is the so-called Temple of Concordia which was utilized as a church during the medieval ages. In total the site has seven temples and covers an area of over 3000 acres.
Taormina
Set on the top of Monte Tauro is the beautiful garden city of Taormina. The city’s mix of historic monuments trace its history from the time of the Greeks to Romans, to Arabs and beyond. The most impressive monument is the Greco-Roman theatre that overlooks the crescent-shaped port of Giardini Naxos and Mt. Etna in the distance. The town also has many lovely designer shops and a plethora of restaurants offering authentic Sicilian cuisine.
Mount Etna Off-Road Excursion
See Sicily’s wilder side on an off-road adventure to Mount Etna. Stare up at the iconic peak as your vehicle climbs along the sides of Europe’s largest active volcano.
Ragusa
Visit Ragusa (UNESCO), an ancient city perched upon a hill. Meander through its Baroque neighborhood, passing by winding lanes, cobblestone streets, and wrought iron balconies.
Malta
One of the smallest countries in Europe, Malta is a collection of a set of islands located to the south of Sicily. Home to various types of inhabitants since 5,000 BC, this coastal paradise preserves endless layers of history. Today, you can explore this intriguing past as well as soak up the sunshine on this relaxing Mediterranean getaway.
Three Cities
Visit the Three Cities, a place that was formed from a collection of three fortified towns of medieval heritage, Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua. This historic area was also once the setting of battles by the Knights of Malta, a religious and military order that protected the small country. Explore this historic landmark and discover all its medieval traditions.
Valletta
Valletta is the capital of Malta. This fortified city is home to the picturesque Barrakka Gardens. Overlooking the harbor, the gardens feature a charming blend of natural beauty and terraced arches.
Hotels
Sicily and Its Isles
Hotel Porta Felice
Via Butera, 45, Palermo, Italy
I Mulini Resort
via Lungomare Dante Alighieri - snc, Trapani, Italy
Baia di Ulisse Hotel
Via Lacco Ameno, Agrigento, Italy
NH Collection Hotel
Via Circonvallazione 11, Taormina, Italy
Poggio del Sole Hotel
Strada Provinciale 25 Km 5,7, Ragusa, Italy
Land's End Boutique Hotel
42 Tigné Seafront, Tas-Sliema, Tas-Sliema, Malta
Hotel Porta Felice
Via Butera, 45, Palermo, Italy
I Mulini Resort
via Lungomare Dante Alighieri - snc, Trapani, Italy
Baia di Ulisse Hotel
Via Lacco Ameno, Agrigento, Italy
NH Collection Hotel
Via Circonvallazione 11, Taormina, Italy
Poggio del Sole Hotel
Strada Provinciale 25 Km 5,7, Ragusa, Italy
Land's End Boutique Hotel
42 Tigné Seafront, Tas-Sliema, Tas-Sliema, Malta
Highlights
Sicily and Its Isles
Palermo
Palermo is the regional capital of Sicily with nearly a million inhabitants. The history of the city’s many rulers is on full display through the architecture of the monumental palaces, theaters and churches. Arabs, Normans and Spanish have all called the city home and left their mark on the people, their culture and food. The city is full of vibrant markets, lively eateries and bustling piazzas just waiting to be explored.
Monreale
Monreale is famous for its Norman Cathedral that is covered with nearly 70,000 square feet of gold-leaf mosaics. The church was built in the 12th century by the Norman King William II. The mosaics depict stories of the Old Testament and the life stories of Saints Peter and Paul. The church is a national monument and highlight of any trip to Sicily.
Impact Moment
Experience an impact moment with Addiopizzo, an anti-Mafia nonprofit that supports locals who refuse to pay the Mafia’s protection fees. Visit Capaci and Cinisi, the site of two terrorist acts led by the Mafia, and pay tribute to fallen activists. Chat with locals for a personal perspective and learn how they overcame the Mafia’s reign.
Trapani
Experience the remarkable natural beauty of Trapani, a Mediterranean gem. Witness this city’s stunning views of sparkling waters and rocky cliffs.
Isle of Mozia
Explore the isle of Mozia, once a great trading port for the Phoenician, Greek and Roman civilizations. You can visit the ruins of its ancient port, and a museum featuring impressive Greek statuary.
Olive Oil Farm
Take a trip to the countryside and explore an olive grove. Try samples of olive oil while gazing out at the sprawling rows of olive trees.
Agrigento
Agrigento is a provincial capital on the southern coast of Sicily. The city is famous as a tourist destination because of the Greek archeological park called the Valley of the Temples. The Valley of the Temples is home to seven Greek temples that date back to the Golden Age of Magna Grecia, when Greek city-states dominated Sicily and Southern Italy. The site, known as Akragas in ancient Greek, was added to the UNESCO Heritage list in 1997 because of the ancient Greek temples’ high state of preservation.
Valley of the Temples
The Valley of the Temples is a Greek archeological site located on the outskirts of the Sicilian city of Agrigento. The site, known as Akragas in ancient Greek, was added to the UNESCO Heritage list in 1997 because of the Ancient Greek Temples’ high quality state of preservation. The most famous of the temples is the so-called Temple of Concordia which was utilized as a church during the medieval ages. In total the site has seven temples and covers an area of over 3000 acres.
Taormina
Set on the top of Monte Tauro is the beautiful garden city of Taormina. The city’s mix of historic monuments trace its history from the time of the Greeks to Romans, to Arabs and beyond. The most impressive monument is the Greco-Roman theatre that overlooks the crescent-shaped port of Giardini Naxos and Mt. Etna in the distance. The town also has many lovely designer shops and a plethora of restaurants offering authentic Sicilian cuisine.
Mount Etna Off-Road Excursion
See Sicily’s wilder side on an off-road adventure to Mount Etna. Stare up at the iconic peak as your vehicle climbs along the sides of Europe’s largest active volcano.
Ragusa
Visit Ragusa (UNESCO), an ancient city perched upon a hill. Meander through its Baroque neighborhood, passing by winding lanes, cobblestone streets, and wrought iron balconies.
Malta
One of the smallest countries in Europe, Malta is a collection of a set of islands located to the south of Sicily. Home to various types of inhabitants since 5,000 BC, this coastal paradise preserves endless layers of history. Today, you can explore this intriguing past as well as soak up the sunshine on this relaxing Mediterranean getaway.
Three Cities
Visit the Three Cities, a place that was formed from a collection of three fortified towns of medieval heritage, Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua. This historic area was also once the setting of battles by the Knights of Malta, a religious and military order that protected the small country. Explore this historic landmark and discover all its medieval traditions.
Valletta
Valletta is the capital of Malta. This fortified city is home to the picturesque Barrakka Gardens. Overlooking the harbor, the gardens feature a charming blend of natural beauty and terraced arches.
Palermo
Palermo is the regional capital of Sicily with nearly a million inhabitants. The history of the city’s many rulers is on full display through the architecture of the monumental palaces, theaters and churches. Arabs, Normans and Spanish have all called the city home and left their mark on the people, their culture and food. The city is full of vibrant markets, lively eateries and bustling piazzas just waiting to be explored.
Monreale
Monreale is famous for its Norman Cathedral that is covered with nearly 70,000 square feet of gold-leaf mosaics. The church was built in the 12th century by the Norman King William II. The mosaics depict stories of the Old Testament and the life stories of Saints Peter and Paul. The church is a national monument and highlight of any trip to Sicily.
Impact Moment
Experience an impact moment with Addiopizzo, an anti-Mafia nonprofit that supports locals who refuse to pay the Mafia’s protection fees. Visit Capaci and Cinisi, the site of two terrorist acts led by the Mafia, and pay tribute to fallen activists. Chat with locals for a personal perspective and learn how they overcame the Mafia’s reign.
Trapani
Experience the remarkable natural beauty of Trapani, a Mediterranean gem. Witness this city’s stunning views of sparkling waters and rocky cliffs.
Isle of Mozia
Explore the isle of Mozia, once a great trading port for the Phoenician, Greek and Roman civilizations. You can visit the ruins of its ancient port, and a museum featuring impressive Greek statuary.
Olive Oil Farm
Take a trip to the countryside and explore an olive grove. Try samples of olive oil while gazing out at the sprawling rows of olive trees.
Agrigento
Agrigento is a provincial capital on the southern coast of Sicily. The city is famous as a tourist destination because of the Greek archeological park called the Valley of the Temples. The Valley of the Temples is home to seven Greek temples that date back to the Golden Age of Magna Grecia, when Greek city-states dominated Sicily and Southern Italy. The site, known as Akragas in ancient Greek, was added to the UNESCO Heritage list in 1997 because of the ancient Greek temples’ high state of preservation.
Valley of the Temples
The Valley of the Temples is a Greek archeological site located on the outskirts of the Sicilian city of Agrigento. The site, known as Akragas in ancient Greek, was added to the UNESCO Heritage list in 1997 because of the Ancient Greek Temples’ high quality state of preservation. The most famous of the temples is the so-called Temple of Concordia which was utilized as a church during the medieval ages. In total the site has seven temples and covers an area of over 3000 acres.
Taormina
Set on the top of Monte Tauro is the beautiful garden city of Taormina. The city’s mix of historic monuments trace its history from the time of the Greeks to Romans, to Arabs and beyond. The most impressive monument is the Greco-Roman theatre that overlooks the crescent-shaped port of Giardini Naxos and Mt. Etna in the distance. The town also has many lovely designer shops and a plethora of restaurants offering authentic Sicilian cuisine.
Mount Etna Off-Road Excursion
See Sicily’s wilder side on an off-road adventure to Mount Etna. Stare up at the iconic peak as your vehicle climbs along the sides of Europe’s largest active volcano.
Ragusa
Visit Ragusa (UNESCO), an ancient city perched upon a hill. Meander through its Baroque neighborhood, passing by winding lanes, cobblestone streets, and wrought iron balconies.
Malta
One of the smallest countries in Europe, Malta is a collection of a set of islands located to the south of Sicily. Home to various types of inhabitants since 5,000 BC, this coastal paradise preserves endless layers of history. Today, you can explore this intriguing past as well as soak up the sunshine on this relaxing Mediterranean getaway.
Three Cities
Visit the Three Cities, a place that was formed from a collection of three fortified towns of medieval heritage, Vittoriosa, Senglea, and Cospicua. This historic area was also once the setting of battles by the Knights of Malta, a religious and military order that protected the small country. Explore this historic landmark and discover all its medieval traditions.
Valletta
Valletta is the capital of Malta. This fortified city is home to the picturesque Barrakka Gardens. Overlooking the harbor, the gardens feature a charming blend of natural beauty and terraced arches.
Hotels
Sicily and Its Isles
Hotel Porta Felice
Via Butera, 45, Palermo, Italy
I Mulini Resort
via Lungomare Dante Alighieri - snc, Trapani, Italy
Baia di Ulisse Hotel
Via Lacco Ameno, Agrigento, Italy
NH Collection Hotel
Via Circonvallazione 11, Taormina, Italy
Poggio del Sole Hotel
Strada Provinciale 25 Km 5,7, Ragusa, Italy
Land's End Boutique Hotel
42 Tigné Seafront, Tas-Sliema, Tas-Sliema, Malta
Hotel Porta Felice
Via Butera, 45, Palermo, Italy
I Mulini Resort
via Lungomare Dante Alighieri - snc, Trapani, Italy
Baia di Ulisse Hotel
Via Lacco Ameno, Agrigento, Italy
NH Collection Hotel
Via Circonvallazione 11, Taormina, Italy
Poggio del Sole Hotel
Strada Provinciale 25 Km 5,7, Ragusa, Italy
Land's End Boutique Hotel
42 Tigné Seafront, Tas-Sliema, Tas-Sliema, Malta
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Since 1918, we have been sharing our love of travel. Today our worldwide travel collection features comprehensive land tours, river cruises, rail journeys, small group tours, family trips, garden holidays and more. With Collette, wake each morning on tour with a new experience in front of you, and when your head hits the pillow, you will know it has been an amazing day. Best of all - we seamlessly handle the details. All you have to do is enjoy the adventure.
About Collette
With Collette, the World is Within Your Reach
True adventures go beyond incredible destinations or inclusive packages. Collette delivers a sense of possibility across all seven continents.
Since 1918, we have been sharing our love of travel. Today our worldwide travel collection features comprehensive land tours, river cruises, rail journeys, small group tours, family trips, garden holidays and more. With Collette, wake each morning on tour with a new experience in front of you, and when your head hits the pillow, you will know it has been an amazing day. Best of all - we seamlessly handle the details. All you have to do is enjoy the adventure.
True adventures go beyond incredible destinations or inclusive packages. Collette delivers a sense of possibility across all seven continents.
Since 1918, we have been sharing our love of travel. Today our worldwide travel collection features comprehensive land tours, river cruises, rail journeys, small group tours, family trips, garden holidays and more. With Collette, wake each morning on tour with a new experience in front of you, and when your head hits the pillow, you will know it has been an amazing day. Best of all - we seamlessly handle the details. All you have to do is enjoy the adventure.
