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As a passionate Travel Designer and Sicily lover, we create tailor-made itineraries that uncover the island’s hidden gems and authentic soul.

17/10/2026

✨ TTG Rimini 2026: returning home with new ideas, new connections, and exciting opportunities!

Another edition of TTG Travel Experience comes to an end, bringing with it inspiring meetings, valuable exchanges, and exciting opportunities to connect with both our long-standing partners and new potential collaborators.

For us at Sicily in Travel, attending events like this means investing in the future, strengthening relationships, and discovering new opportunities to continuously improve the quality of our services and the experiences we offer in Sicily.

Our goal is to keep growing, innovating, and developing increasingly refined, efficient, and high-quality products that meet the evolving expectations of our clients and partners.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took the time to meet with us, exchange ideas, and share new projects. 🤝

The journey continues, with fresh ideas and exciting new perspectives for Sicily! 🌋☀️

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15/10/2026

Who is visiting Sicily in November? 🍂🇮🇹 Save this travel guide for your trip.

November is a great time to discover a quieter, more authentic side of Sicily. The summer crowds are gone, the island slows down, and the cooler temperatures make it a lovely time for sightseeing, exploring historic towns, discovering local traditions and enjoying Sicily’s autumn flavours.

🌤️ Weather & daylight
Expect generally mild days with average daytime temperatures around 15-20°C (59-68°F). November is cooler and rainier than October, but you can still enjoy sunny afternoons, especially along the coast. With around 10 hours of daylight, it’s best to plan outdoor activities earlier in the day.

🧳 What to pack
-Layers for mild days and cooler evenings
-A warm sweater or jacket
-A waterproof jacket or umbrella
-Comfortable walking shoes
-Warmer clothing if you’re planning to visit Mount Etna
-Sunglasses for sunny autumn days

🌋 Things to do in Sicily in November
-Explore Palermo, Catania or Syracuse without the summer crowds
-Visit Mount Etna and discover its volcanic landscapes
-Experience the olive harvest and taste freshly pressed Sicilian olive oil
-Visit archaeological sites like the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento
-Celebrate San Martino on November 11 with local w**e and seasonal food tradition
-Join a Sicilian cooking class or enjoy a local food and w**e experience

🍊 Seasonal flavours
-Freshly pressed extra virgin olive oil (olio nuovo)
-Clementines and mandarins
-Roasted chestnuts
-Wild mushrooms
-Pomegranates and persimmons
-Vino novello (young w**e traditionally enjoyed in November)

At Sicily in Travel, we help travellers explore the island through private tours, small-group experiences, day trips, food and w**e experiences and tailor-made itineraries. Whether you’re planning to visit Mount Etna, Syracuse, Noto, Agrigento, Palermo, Taormina or Sicily’s countryside, we’d love to help you make the most of your November trip 🙌

💬 Planning a trip to Sicily in November? Have a question about the weather, what to do or where to go? Leave it in the comments or send us a message - we’re happy to help.

10/10/2026

Nobody warns you how difficult it is to say no to food in Sicily 😂🇮🇹 What’s the one Sicilian food you could never resist? 👀

04/10/2026

Visiting Sicily this autumn? 🇮🇹 Save this guide to some of the most beautiful places in Western Sicily.

📍 Erice
A beautiful medieval town sitting high above the coast. Wander through the little stone streets, enjoy the views and make sure you try a genovese, the local pastry Erice is famous for.

📍 Segesta
Come for the ancient Greek temple, but don’t miss the theatre higher up on the hill. The temple dates back to the 5th century BC and the countryside around it makes the whole place even more impressive.

📍 Castellammare del Golfo
One of those towns that looks good from every angle. Start with the panoramic view from above, then head down to the harbour and explore the old town.

📍 Selinunte
Ancient Greek temples right by the Mediterranean. The archaeological park is huge, so give yourself enough time to wander around - especially if you want to stay for golden hour.

📍 Mazara del Vallo
A completely different side of Western Sicily. Get lost in the narrow streets of the Kasbah, look out for colourful ceramics and enjoy the mix of Sicilian and North African influences.

And the best part about exploring Sicily in autumn? Fewer crowds and plenty of time to actually enjoy the places you visit.

Save this Western Sicily guide for your October or November trip 🇮🇹

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30/09/2026

If you’re looking for things to do in Ortigia, add this to your Sicily itinerary 👇

In the heart of Ortigia, Syracuse, you’ll find the lively Ortigia Market - full of fresh seafood, local cheeses, olives, spices, Sicilian street food and plenty of local character.

The market has long been part of everyday life in Ortigia, bringing together local vendors, fishermen and residents shopping for fresh ingredients. Today, it still keeps that traditional market atmosphere alive.

So, why visit the Ortigia food market?

🫒 Taste local Sicilian products
Wander between stalls filled with local cheeses, olives, cured meats, pistachios, almonds, herbs, spices and extra virgin olive oil. And if someone offers you a sample, say yes.

🐟 Watch the local fishmongers at work
Fresh fish and seafood are a big part of the market. Watch local fishmongers prepare the catch of the day and see a side of Syracuse that feels wonderfully authentic.

🥪 Stay for lunch
Once you’ve explored the stalls, stop at one of the small cafés, sandwich shops or food spots around the market, and enjoy a relaxed lunch. You won’t be disappointed.

Our tip? Come hungry and take your time. The Ortigia Market isn’t just somewhere to shop - it’s one of the best places to experience the food and atmosphere of Syracuse.

✨ Want to discover it with a local? Join our Ortigia Street Food Tour to taste local specialities, hear the stories behind them and discover some of our favourite spots.

📍 Save this for your Syracuse & Ortigia itinerary.

Planning a trip to Sicily? Send us a message and we’ll help you add authentic local experiences to your trip 🇮🇹

27/09/2026

Save this for your next trip to Sicily 🇮🇹🍷

Sicily is one of Italy’s most fascinating w**e regions - and the w**es can change dramatically as you travel around the island.

Here are 5 Sicilian w**es worth knowing - and where to look for them.

Marsala is much more than a sweet w**e served after dinner.

Produced around the town of the same name in western Sicily, this fortified w**e can actually range from dry to sweetand comes in different styles and ageing categories.

And the experience is part of the story. Some w**eries in Marsala date back to the 18th century, with tastings taking place among huge oak barrels and historic cellars. Sicily in Travel’s experience also introduces the local Grillo, Catarratto and Inzolia grapes used in Marsala production.

📍 If you’re visiting western Sicily: add a w**ery visit to your Marsala itinerary and taste it where it’s actually produced.

If there’s one Sicilian red to remember, Nero d’Avola is a good place to start.

Its name literally connects it to Avola, a town in southeastern Sicily in the province of Syracuse, where the grape has a long history. Today, however, it is grown much more widely across the island.

The w**e is typically full-bodied, warm and fruity, making it a very different expression of Sicily from the lighter reds you’ll find around Etna.

W**e tip: try Nero d’Avola from different parts of Sicily. Where the grapes are grown can noticeably influence the style of the w**e.

Here’s one to remember if you’re travelling around southeastern Sicily.

Cerasuolo di Vittoria brings together two native Sicilian grapes: Nero d’Avola and Frappato. That combination is what makes it interesting: Nero d’Avola contributes structure and depth, while Frappato brings a fresher, more aromatic side.

And despite the name Cerasuolo, this is a red w**e - not a rosé.

Its production area extends beyond Vittoria itself and includes designated territories in the provinces of Ragusa, Caltanissetta and Catania.

Ever wondered what a w**e grown on the side of an active volcano tastes like? 🌋🍷

Meet Nerello Mascalese, one of the grapes most closely associated with Mount Etna.

The vineyards here can sit at very different el

15/09/2026

Who is visiting Sicily in October? 🍂☀️ Save this travel guide for your trip.

October is a beautiful time to visit Sicily. The summer heat has faded, the island feels quieter, and the mild temperatures are perfect for sightseeing, road trips, hiking and discovering Sicily’s autumn flavours. And especially in early October, you can still get sunny beach days and even go for a swim.

🌞 Weather & daylight
Expect mild, pleasantly warm days with average temperatures around 20–26°C (68–79°F). The weather can become more changeable as the month goes on, but October is a great time to explore Sicily’s historic towns, archaeological sites and natural landscapes without the intense summer heat.

🧳 What to pack
• light layers for warmer days
• a sweater or light jacket for the evenings
• a light rain jacket or umbrella
• comfortable walking shoes
• swimwear for sunny days
• sunglasses and sunscreen

🌋 Things to do in Sicily in October
• explore Mount Etna in cooler hiking weather
• experience the olive harvest and taste freshly pressed olive oil
• visit archaeological sites like Segesta or Selinunte in comfortable temperatures
• visit a local autumn food or chestnut festival
• explore Palermo, Catania or Syracuse on foot
• take a road trip through Sicily’s Baroque towns
• visit Etna w**eries and taste Sicily’s autumn flavours

🍂 Seasonal flavours
• freshly pressed Sicilian olive oil
• chestnuts
• mushrooms
• pomegranates
• Etna apples
• Nero d’Avola and Etna w**es

October brings a different side of Sicily, with autumn harvests, seasonal produce and plenty of opportunities to experience the island’s food and w**e traditions.

At Sicily in Travel, we help travellers discover the island through private tours, small-group experiences, day trips, food and w**e experiences and tailor-made itineraries. Whether you’re planning to visit Mount Etna, Syracuse, Noto, Agrigento, Palermo, Taormina or Sicily’s countryside, we’d love to help you make the most of your October trip 🙌

💬 Have a question about travelling to Sicily in October? Leave it in the comments or send us a message - we’re happy to help.

12/09/2026

Did you know you can find some of the best-preserved ancient Greek temples in Sicily? 🏛️

Welcome to Agrigento.

The ancient city of Akragas was founded around 580 BC and became one of the most important cities in the Greek Mediterranean. More than 2,500 years later, you can still walk through its remains at the Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997.

Here’s some of what you can explore:
🏛️ Temple of Concordia: one of the best-preserved ancient Greek temples in the world.
🌿 Temple of Juno: sitting high on a ridge with beautiful views across the archaeological park.
🏺 Temple of Heracles: one of the oldest temples in the Valley.
⚡ Temple of Olympian Zeus: once one of the largest Doric temples ever built.
🌳 Kolymbethra Garden: a historic garden filled with citrus trees, olives and Mediterranean plants.
🪦 Ancient ruins: traces of city walls, tombs, sanctuaries and ancient Akragas.

And our tip? Don’t make the temples your only stop.

Just a short drive away, you’ll find Scala dei Turchi, stunning white cliffs and one of the most recognisable spots on Sicily’s southern coast 🌊

What makes it so special?
🪜 The natural staircase: wind and water have shaped the cliffs into smooth, stepped layers.
🏴‍☠️ The story behind the name: local tradition links dei Turchi to pirates who once landed along this coast.
🌅 The sunsets: the white cliffs become even more beautiful as the light changes.

Ancient Greek temples + the Sicilian coast in one day? Definitely one to add to your Sicily itinerary 💛

🔖 Save this post for your trip - and if you’d like us to organise the day for you, DM us “AGRIGENTO”. We can arrange a private day trip or help you find the right group tour.

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