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Splash out in Taormina
Retail-wise, you can browse the weekly market for bags and clothes, or shop for souvenirs and shoes in Recanati. If... Read More
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View Mount Etna from the Greek amphitheatre
View Mount Etna from the Greek amphitheatre
You don’t have to go far to see Taormina’s historical centrepiece – the well-preserved Greek amphitheatre's right in... Read More
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Unwind On Spisone Beach
Unwind On Spisone Beach
Follow Taormina’s mountain roads downhill for about 15 minutes, and you’ll stumb... Read More
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Book a romantic meal at the village’s port
Book a romantic meal at the village’s port
A lot of the eateries that are planted around Marina di Ragusa’s port have every... Read More
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Test out your water shoes
Test out your water shoes
The city’s just a stone’s throw from sandy shores and snorkelling spots, like Sp... Read More
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Hang out at a beach club
Hang out at a beach club
The beach on the west side of Mazara Del Vallo is flanked by a string of beach c... Read More
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Destinations in Sicily
Top Destinations
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Letojanni
Holidays to Letojanni offer a slow-paced slice of coastal Sicily. You get pretty winding streets, great local restaurants and a long, sandy beach to laze on.
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Castellammare del Golfo
Traditional trattorias and a go-slow harbour give you with a taste of authentic Italy on Castellammare del Golfo holidays.
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Mazara del Vallo
Holidays to Mazara Del Vallo sum up what Sicily’s all about – think ancient ruins, a maze-like old town and pretty beaches.
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Santa Venerina
Take the pace down a notch or two with holidays to Santa Venerina. This Sicilian town, on the vine-clad slopes of mighty Mount Etna, runs to a timetable set by Mother Nature.
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Marina di Ragusa
Marina di Ragusa holidays showcase Sicily at its most peaceful. Days here revolve around lounging on almond-coloured beaches and walking along the shop-and-restaurant-lined marina.
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East Coast