We have had a fantastic time in Sicily and it exceeded our expectations in many ways. Firstly, the island is much bigger than we initially thought. The people are friendly,…
Mount Etna…The wait was definately worth it…
We arrived at a site just outside of Catania on Friday 26th October. The weather was lovely and we had a fantastic sea view. The following day was nice until…
Syracuse-We ended up here by chance…
We set out with the intentions of going to a place called Noto. The campsite we were heading to was only about a mile outside the town. Unfortunately as we…
Agrigento-Scala dei Turchi
The Scala dei Turchi or in English ‘the Stair of the Turks’ is a rocky cliff on the coast. It is situated just outside Agrigento in a little town called…
Agrigento- Valley of the Temples
This is as one of the top tourist attractions in Sicily. It is the largest archaeological site in the world and stands in about 1,300 hectares. The area was included…
Segesta Temple
The Doric temple is situated on a hill just outside the ancient city of Segesta. It was built in 420 BC despite the city not having a large Greek population….
San Vito Lo Capo, Sicily
San Vito Lo Capo is located to the North West in Sicily. Its a small town located in a valley between mountains. The town has a lovely golden sand beach…
Cefalù
We decided that we would head to the north of Sicily and then work down the west coast. When researching Sicily there didn’t seem to be too many attractions to…
Next stop – Messina, Sicily
We only had a 40 minute drive to get the ferry at Villa San Giovanni to Messina. We bought a single ferry ticket for the not so reasonable price of…
