Rome to Sicily

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23 daysDuration

Small Group TourUsually 8-12 participants, maximum 18 travelers

12 peopleMaximum group size

15 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

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Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.

Starts

Rome, Italy

Ends

Palermo, Italy

Highlights

Wander around Rome's famous landmarks including the Colosseum – one of the Seven Wonders of the World – as well as Vatican City, Sistine Chapel, St Peter's Basilica and many more.

Explore the ruins of ancient Pompeii, which emerged from the ashes after thousands of years, and peek inside the steaming crater of Mt Vesuvius – the volcano that destroyed it.

Hike among the olive groves on the Path of the Gods along the spectacular Amalfi Coast.

Get up close and personal with the active volcanoes scattered across the Aeolian Islands and perhaps take a dip in one of the Sulphur springs.

Search the crumbling Greek and Roman ruins in the charming seaside town of Taormina and maybe indulge in some deliciously fresh seafood.

Itinerary

Rome, Sorrento, the Amalfi Coast, and Sicily—these names alone conjure dreams of Mediterranean adventure. On the 'Rome to Sicily' trip, you’ll embark on a sweeping 23-day sightseeing journey that uncovers Italy’s southern gems. Stroll ancient streets in Pompeii, relax by the sparkling Amalfi coastline, and venture off the tourist track into Calabria’s hidden corners. Continue to Sicily, where you’ll explore the volcanic wonders of Mt. Etna, marvel at Baroque architecture in Ragusa, and uncover Palermo’s rich history. The journey’s standout feature is its comprehensive exploration of Italy’s southern tip, blending iconic highlights with lesser-known wonders in one unforgettable tour package.

day 1 - Rome

Buongiorno! Welcome to Italy. Brimming with ancient ruins and religious monuments, Rome still pulses to the beat of modern life and is packed with designer shops, restaurants, cafes and exciting nightlife. There are no activities planned until your welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight, so you can arrive any time. There are so many things to do in Rome – the Colosseum, the Forum, Piazza Navona, the Spanish Steps, Via Condotti, Piazza Venezia, the Vatican City and St Peter's Basilica – so arriving early is recommended. Don’t forget to do as the Romans do and sip an espresso at one of the tiny streetside cafes or sample the many flavours of gelato that colour the city (Trastevere is a great spot for dining). For those captivated by the Eternal City, throw a coin into the Trevi Fountain to ensure a return visit.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

day 2 - Naples / Pompeii

Travel by train to Naples, a raucous city that overflows with passion, tradition and gastronomy. Naples was carved out by many empires of the past and by merchants and pirates from across the world: Romans, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Venetians, Spaniards, Normans and Africans. Its evocative, historical old centre is a World Heritage-listed area and the famous Spanish Quarter is still one of the most densely populated residential areas in Europe. Take an orientation walk with your leader through the city center and the Spanish Quarter, and finish your walk with something special. Naples is the birthplace of pizza, so why not head to one of the many pizzerias and taste what's truly some of the best in Italy. Later in the afternoon, board a train to the time capsule of Pompeii, in the shadow of Mt Vesuvius. Your accommodation is perfectly located right near the entrance to the archaeological excavation site.

included:Naples - Leader-led orientation walk, Naples - café sospeso

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 3 - Pompeii

The small town of modern Pompeii has a wonderful Old Town square – the perfect place to spend some time with the locals, drink an authentic Italian coffee and watch the world go by. Today’s highlight is a guided tour of the ruins of ancient Pompeii. Until 79 AD, Pompeii was a thriving Roman trading centre, but it was frozen in time when Mount Vesuvius erupted, burying 2000 people and their homes under a layer of ash. The city was never rebuilt and largely disappeared from people’s minds until the ruins were rediscovered in the 18th century. Immaculately preserved ruins include villas, temples, theatres and bustling markets, providing insights into how Romans lived, worked and interacted 2000 years ago. The remainder of the day is yours to relax, or if you like, you can visit the nearby Herculaneum, renowned for its fossilised archaeological treasures.

included:Pompeii - Archaeological Site, Pompeii - Walking Tour with Local Guide

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 4 - Mt Vesuvius / Sorrento

A private transfer will take you up the mighty Mt Vesuvius this morning, where you’ll meet a local volcanology guide. Ascend to the summit of Mt Vesuvius for staggering 360-degree views over the Bay of Naples and into the steaming crater. Although Mt Vesuvius is still considered to be an active volcano, the last eruption was in 1944 and there's no sign of lava. See firsthand the awesome power of the volcano that engulfed the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum in 79 AD. In the afternoon, travel by private vehicle to the resort town of Sorrento. People have been coming to the peninsula and islands of the Sorrento region for at least 2000 years. There are many options in this small seaside town with its fine piazzas, maze of old streets, sidewalk cafes and shops. The area is famous for its lemon groves, which produce the famous limoncello liqueur. Consider heading out to try some tonight.

included:Mt Vesuvius - Crater Rim Walk & Summit Climb, Sorrento - Limoncello Tasting

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 5 - Sorrento

You have a free day to explore the cliffside town of Sorrento today. Maybe stroll along the marina or cool off in the waters of the small beaches. Visiting Capri is another option, accessible by a hydrofoil. Natural grottoes dot Capri’s rugged coastline, while inland, narrow roads wind through fragrant citrus groves and past villages of flat-roofed white houses. In Capri, you can take a boat trip to the Blue Grotto (La Grotta Azzurra), where the water shines with an extraordinary blue translucence – a result of the refraction of the sunlight outside. End the day the Italian way with a demonstration of Gelato making with your group.

included:Sorrento - Gelato Making Demonstration

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 6 - Amalfi Coast

Arrive on the Amalfi Coast after a short journey by private vehicle. The Amalfi peninsula is a land of rocky coasts, cliff-top vistas, azure seas, tiered lemon groves, whitewashed villages and bright blue skies. If you're after a relaxing walk with a few cultural highlights, stroll from one side of Amalfi town to the other and visit the Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea and the Chiostro del Paradiso. If you want something more active, maybe embark on a walk through the Valley of Mills. Alternatively, catch a bus up the Valley of Dragons to reach Ravello. For centuries, its lofty position and sunny, dry climate have made it an appealing place for writers, artists, musicians and travellers. Tonight, you'll stay in Minori, just a 15-minute bus ride from Amalfi (the bus fare is included). Unlike bustling tourist hotspots, Minori offers privacy and equally breathtaking views while being just a short walk from the beach.

accommodation:Hotel in Minori (Amalfi Coast)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 7 - Positano / Amalfi Coast

This morning, take the short bus ride to Amalfi Town. Your leader will take you for a half-day hike along the narrow trail of the famous Sentiero Degli Dei (the Path of the Gods) which, until quite recently, was followed by mules and donkeys as they traversed the dramatic landscape. This path winds its way through unique scenery and boasts unrivalled views along the coast. Walk through forests and fields of wildflowers, olive groves and vineyards, past ancient stone huts and beside sheer walls of granite. See the local farmers tending their crops by hoe and herds of goats feeding beside the trail. The trail ends in Positano, where there will be ample time to explore and maybe take a dip in the sea. Return to Minori by ferry and bus. As tonight marks your final evening together, maybe gather your fellow travellers for a celebratory feast to cap off your Italian adventure.

included:Amalfi - Walk of the Gods Hike (Sentiero degli Dei), Amalfi - Coastal Ferry Cruise Positano to Amalfi

accommodation:Hotel in Minori (Amalfi Coast)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 8 - Naples

Today morning after breakfast, take an organized transfer to Naples. You'll be given all necessary instructions, but please note your trip leader will not travel with you. Naples – the vibrant city celebrated as the birthplace of pizza. Naples is also known for its rich history and is home to many narrow, winding streets and ancient churches. You’ll have a welcome meeting at 6 pm tonight to meet your trip leader and fellow travellers. If you arrive early, perhaps stroll along the coast and find a little eatery for a pizza dinner, a glass of local wine and a view of the Gulf of Naples.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 9 - Civita

This morning, you’ll travel to Civita by boat, train and private vehicle. Founded by Albanian refugees in the Middle Ages, Civita is recognised by the Italian government as home to an ethnic minority. The Civitesi speak Arberesh, a unique blend of Italian and Albanian, found only here and in parts of Sicily. Explore this fascinating village on foot, visit a local shop to sample regional delights or take a scenic walk in the hills.

accommodation:Guesthouse

meals:1 Breakfast

day 10 - Civita

Make sure you get a good breakfast this morning as you have the option to hike up Mount Sellaro – one of the peaks of Pollino National Park. On the way to the mountain, stop by Cerchiara di Calabria – a little town in the National Park best known for its bread. Maybe stock up on some of the tasty local produce, then continue to a remote sanctuary built by Byzantine monks, on the rocky hillside. The hike path begins just beyond the sanctuary – although it's a reasonably long trek, it’s well worth the summit views of the Achaean coast. If you decide the hike isn’t for you, you can still enjoy the National Park. With sheer cliffs, narrow canyons and a diverse range of wildlife – including the peregrine falcon, eagle owl and the recently reintroduced Egyptian vulture – this area is a wildlife lover’s paradise.

included:Civita - Nature based hike

accommodation:Guesthouse

meals:1 Breakfast

day 11 - Tropea

After breakfast this morning, transfer from Civita to Paola, then take the train to Tropea. Known for the faded buildings and iconic fortifications that line the city’s cliffs, Tropea feels timeless. Explore the town on an orientation walk with your leader, then maybe visit the local Norman cathedral, the Duomo, which houses an icon of Madonna of Romania – the town’s revered protectress. Next to the Duomo, there’s the Museo Diocesano – a small museum in the Palazzo Vescovile full of religious art and wooden statues. If you’d prefer some time by the water, head to the beach and see the impressive structures on the nearby cliffs.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 12 - Tropea / Stromboli

If the weather permits, you’ll set out on a boat trip to the island of Stromboli this morning. When you arrive, visit San Vincenzo, where you can swim in the blue sea of the Aeolian Islands, shop along the main street or dine at a local restaurant. Depending on the season, you’ll depart Stromboli in the evening and cruise to the Sciara del Fuoco (Steam of Fire) to see the path of lava that flows during Stromboli's eruptions.

included:Tropea - Stromboli by Night

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 13 - Reggio Calabria

Take a train to Reggio Calabria – the gateway to Sicily. The city is in a major earthquake zone and has experienced much destruction over the years, leaving fewer historical sites compared to the rest of Italy. However, this has resulted in a unique mix of old buildings and modern structures, which you’ll see on an orientation walk. Visit the renowned National Archaeological Museum of Reggio – this museum is home to a collection of exhibits from Greek-influenced sites across Calabria, including the Bronzi di Riace (two giant bronze statues found on the seafloor in the 1970s). Tonight, maybe hunt down one of the city's best restaurants for local dishes like grilled swordfish or pasta with cauliflower and broccoli.

included:Reggio Calabria - Archaeological Museum

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 14 - Taormina/Catania

This morning, drive to Taormina on the east coast for a private boat excursion. Sailing along the Sicilian coast, you’ll check out the bays and caves of Taormina, characterised by the imposing rocks that surround them. Soak up the sunshine, enjoy an aperitif with snacks and learn about the village from your skipper. Maybe even stop for a swim to cool off before continuing on to Catania. When you arrive, you have a free night to explore the city’s bar culture and find a good spot for dinner.

included:Taormina - private boat excursion, Taormina - leader led orientation walk

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 15 - Catania

Wake up in Catania this morning and head out for an orientation walk with your leader to see the city. Wander through the grand piazzas and wide streets, then be treated to a granita tasting (a semi-frozen dessert made with sugar, water and various flavours). Then, maybe see the UNESCO World Heritage site of Val di Noto, famed for its Late Baroque architecture or head out with your group for a farewell dinner. Wherever you end up tonight, make sure to toast to a trip well travelled.

included:Catania - leader led orientation walk, Catania - local granita tasting

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 16 - Catania

Enjoy a free day in the charming Catania. Maybe walk through the cobblestone laneways with the Mt Etna volcano towering above and visit the Piazza del Duomo. Tonight, you’ll have a welcome meeting at 6 pm to meet the new travellers joining you. After, maybe head out for dinner with your group and get to know each other.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 17 - Syracuse

Come face-to-face with the volcano that towered over you yesterday, with a daytrip to Mt Etna – Europe’s largest active volcano. At an altitude of approximately 2000 m on the northern side, you’ll visit a lava cave with helmets and torches and walk into the centre of extinct craters on the Sartorius Mountains. After, hit the road to Syracuse where your leader will take you on an orientation walk through the most interesting parts of the city. The evening is yours to explore or chill out, as you wish.

included:Mt Etna - Day Trip, Siracusa - Leader-led Orientation Walk

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 18 - Syracuse

Wake up without an alarm today – you’ve got the day free to explore Syracuse however you like. Perhaps wander through the streets and check out the crumbling building facades and balconies supported for centuries by a host of stone lions, tigers, bears, dragons, moors, satyrs, devils, angels, kings, paupers, wenches and cherubs. Maybe take a boat trip around the island of Ortigia for a scenic view of the walled off cityscape or visit the Neapolis Archaeological Site. Alternately, fill your whole day just wandering aimlessly through the city, stopping by cafes, restaurants and grabbing a granita in the afternoon.

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 19 - Noto/Ragusa/Agrigento

After breakfast today, head for the city of Agrigento. Along the way, stop at Noto – a small town with limestone buildings that dazzle on a sunlit afternoon. You’ll then see the ‘new’ baroque city of Ragusa that was completely rebuilt after the devastating earthquake of 1693, resulting in two vastly different sides to the same city. After exploring the tangled alleyways and baroque palazzi, travel on to Agrigento. Arrive late in the afternoon and enjoy some free time to maybe find the historic centre that extends up the Colle di Girgenti hill. Head to Via Atenea and Viale della Vittoria for a panoramic view over the valley (Valley of the Temples) and the sea for sunset and be sure to try the famous gelato pecorino in one of the local cafés or patisseries.

included:Noto & Ragusa - Day Trip

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 20 - Valley of the Temples/Marsala

Take a step back in time today as you explore the nearby Valley of the Temples. Your local guide will bring this classical Greek site to life as you visit the temples of Hera, Herakles, Zeus and Castor and Pollux. Try to nab a window seat today, as along the way you’ll have great views of the sweeping landscape and Mediterranean Sea. After the guided tour in the Valley of the Temples, you’ll head on to Marsala – a coastal town in the west of Sicily.

included:Agrigento - Guided visit Valley of the Temples

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 21 - Erice/Palermo

Today, set your sights on Palermo, making a few scenic stops along the way. First, you’ll explore the beautifully preserved medieval town of Erice. Despite being handed from one ruling army to the next, there are plenty of beautiful buildings in this town, each showcasing architectural styles from a varied history. Before you get back on the road, be sure to pick yourself up a Genovesi (a traditional Sicilian pastry filled with custard or ricotta cream). Then, make your way to the capital of Sicily, Palermo. When you arrive, you’ll have a free the afternoon to explore as you wish. You might like to wander the labyrinth of small alleyways, buzzing market squares and winding roads. Or, check out some of the main monuments like the 12th century cathedral in the old heart of the city.

included:Erice - local sweets tasting

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 22 - Palermo

Take part in a walking tour with a local guide this morning and uncover symbolic places of rebellion and anti-Mafia racketeering. Places such as the Teatro Massimo, Cape Market, Piazza della Memoria and Beati Paoli Square all have a rich history in civil mobilisation – plus, they are known to serve delicious street food. You’ll get a chance to meet shop owners who have had the courage to denounce their extortionists, then you have the option to visit nearby Monreale – situated in a panoramic position above Palermo with fantastic views over the city and the sea. Visit the cathedral here, described as one of the ‘wonders of the medieval world’, and climb to its roof. Alternately, you might like to wander the city of Palermo at your own will. Tonight, maybe head out for dinner and toast to a beautiful adventure.

included:Palermo - Anti-Mafia Movement Tour

accommodation:Hotel (1 night)

meals:1 Breakfast

day 23 - Palermo

Your adventures come to an end today after breakfast. If you’d like to stay and explore more in Palermo, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time.

meals:1 Breakfast

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Hotel (20 nights), Guesthouse (2 nights)

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Train, Public bus, Private vehicle, Ferry, Metro, Cable car

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Included Activities

Naples - Leader-led orientation walkNaples - café sospesoPompeii - Archaeological SitePompeii - Walking Tour with Local GuideMt Vesuvius - Crater Rim Walk & Summit ClimbSorrento - Limoncello TastingSorrento - Gelato Making DemonstrationAmalfi - Walk of the Gods Hike (Sentiero degli Dei)Amalfi - Coastal Ferry Cruise Positano to AmalfiCivita - Nature based hikeTropea - Stromboli by NightReggio Calabria - Archaeological MuseumTaormina - private boat excursionTaormina - leader led orientation walkCatania - leader led orientation walkCatania - local granita tastingMt Etna - Day TripSiracusa - Leader-led Orientation WalkNoto & Ragusa - Day TripAgrigento - Guided visit Valley of the TemplesErice - local sweets tastingPalermo - Anti-Mafia Movement Tour

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Itinerary

day 1 - Rome

day 2 - Naples / Pompeii

day 3 - Pompeii

day 4 - Mt Vesuvius / Sorrento

day 5 - Sorrento

day 6 - Amalfi Coast

day 7 - Positano / Amalfi Coast

day 8 - Naples

day 9 - Civita

day 10 - Civita

day 11 - Tropea

day 12 - Tropea / Stromboli

day 13 - Reggio Calabria

day 14 - Taormina/Catania

day 15 - Catania

day 16 - Catania

day 17 - Syracuse

day 18 - Syracuse

day 19 - Noto/Ragusa/Agrigento

day 20 - Valley of the Temples/Marsala

day 21 - Erice/Palermo

day 22 - Palermo

day 23 - Palermo

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day 1 - Rome

day 2 - Naples / Pompeii

day 3 - Pompeii

day 4 - Mt Vesuvius / Sorrento

day 5 - Sorrento

day 6 - Amalfi Coast

day 7 - Positano / Amalfi Coast

day 8 - Naples

day 9 - Civita

day 10 - Civita

day 11 - Tropea