Taormina is one of the pearls of Sicily, perched on a natural terrace overlooking the Ionian Sea. Famous for its suggestive Ancient Theatre, it offers spectacular views of Mount Etna and the coast. Here travelers can live a mix of experiences, where history and views of Mount Etna blend in a unique way. Stroll along Corso Umberto among artisan shops and typical local; Stop for photos, Shopping, Sightseeing, Visit, Leisure, Panoramic views along the way, Lunch, Walk, Autonomous tour.

Castelmola is a charming village perched above Taormina, known for its spectacular views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna. Its narrow stone streets, manicured squares and authentic atmosphere make it a charming and quiet place, ideal for those seeking a more intimate experience of Sicily. Here you can visit the remains of the Castle of Mola, from where you can enjoy a breathtaking visa, walk in Piazza Sant'Antonio and discover the Church of San Giorgio. Do not miss a stop at the famous bar Turrisi, known for its curious atmosphere, and tasting the famous local almond wine. Also perfect for excursions and moments of relaxation surrounded by nature.

Isola Bella is one of the most suggestive places in Sicily, a small island connected to the coast by a thin strip of sand. Surrounded by crystal clear waters and rich Mediterranean vegetation, it is a true natural paradise, often referred to as "the pearl of the Mediterranean". Here you can relax on the beach, swim and snorkel among seabed rich in marine life. It is possible to visit the nature reserve, explore the scenic paths and admire unique views of the bay.

Messina is a lively port city overlooking the Strait, the island's entry point and a crossroads of culture and traditions. Rebuilt after the 1908 earthquake, it retains an elegant charm among large squares, historic buildings and views of the sea. Travellers can visit Messina Cathedral with its famous astronomical clock, among the largest in the world, and walk in Piazza Duomo. Don't miss the Orion fountain and a panoramic view from the Shrine of Christ the King.