Taormina is a favorite honeymoon spot for Italian newlyweds. This charming town is perched high atop a hill overlooking the sea & the walkways are bursting with colorful flowers.

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Palermo is the biggest city in Sicliy but once you leave the crowded streets behind & head to the coast you'll find beautiful beaches with swaying palm trees.

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San Vito Lo Capo, situated on a cape on the northwastern tip of Sicily, is one of the best kept secrets in Italy. This is where the Italians sneak away from the tourists to lay on the white sand beaches & soak up the mediteranean sun.

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Situated on the northern coast of Sicily west of Palermo, Castellammare del Golfo began as a trading port until it was conquered by Arabs whose castle gave it's name to the whole gulf. The tranquil harbor, fine sand beaches and waterfront cafe's have made this town the gulf's main resort and a popular weekend getaway for Palermo residents.

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Erice, the only Sicilian town that has been inhabited since pre-history, sits 800 metres above sea level on a small peak near the coastal town of Trapani. Erice derives it's charm from cobbled streets, arched passageways and stunning views over the Western Mediterranean.

Located on the western coast of Sicily, Trapani is a fishing & ferry port with a long history. Today the town is renowed for its fine seafood & Sicilian cuisine, and makes a good base for exploring this side of the island. 

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