Morning: Visit of RagusaRagusa, located in the southeast of Sicily, is a city that combines history, art, and breathtaking landscapes.Its most charming area, Ragusa Ibla, is a maze of narrow streets and squares framed by magnificentBaroque churches, such as the Cathedral of San Giorgio. The city is also famous for its architecturalheritage, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Unmissable attractions include the Ibleo Garden, withits panoramic views, and the Ibleo Archaeological Museum, which tells the millennia-old history of theregion. Ragusa is an ideal destination for lovers of culture and natural beauty.

Afternoon: Visit of Piazza Armerina and the Villa Romana del CasaleAfter Ragusa, head to the town of Piazza Armerina, located inland amidst the Sicilian countryside. Here,you’ll visit the remarkable Villa Romana del Casale, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for itsincredibly well-preserved Roman mosaics. As you explore the villa, you’ll be amazed by the intricate scenesthat depict daily life, hunting scenes, and even the iconic “bikini girls,” a group of women exercising inancient attire. This grand villa once belonged to a wealthy Roman aristocrat and is one of the finestexamples of Roman architecture and art in Europe.

Evening: Visit of AgrigentoAs the day comes to an end, relax in Agrigento where you'll spend the night, immersing yourself in thetown’s charming atmosphere. 

 Morning: Visit of the Valley of the Temples (Agrigento)
Start the day by visiting the breathtaking Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. This archaeological site is home to some of the best-preserved ancient Greek temples outside of Greece. Explore the majestic ruins, such as the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Juno, and the Temple of Heracles, each offering a glimpse into Sicily’s ancient past. Early morning is the best time to visit before the crowds arrive. The morning light casts a magical glow over the ruins, enhancing the stunning scenery. You can take a guided tour or stroll at your own pace to admire the temples and learn about the fascinating history of ancient Greek Sicily.

Midday: Shopping at Sicilia Outlet Village. 
Next, head towards the Sicilia Outlet Village, a designer shopping outlet located near Enna. This is the perfect opportunity to pick up some fashionable items at discounted prices. With more than 100 stores featuring renowned Italian and international brands, shoppers can find everything from luxury fashion to accessories, shoes,and home goods. The outlet's open-air layout makes it a pleasant shopping experience, with cafes and restaurants where you can take a break.

Evening: Catania
Continue your journey to Catania, a vibrant city on the eastern coast of Sicily, located at the foot of Mount Etna. The city’s historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is renowned for its Baroque architecture. Beauties such as Piazza del Duomo, home to the iconic Fontana dell'Elefante (Fountain of the Elephant) and the stunning Catania Cathedral are the main symbols of the city. The evening will be spent in Catania, where you’ll spend the night, enjoying its lively atmosphere and delicious cuisine. 

 Morning: Visit of Mount EtnaOn your third day, embark on an unforgettable adventure to Mount Etna, Europe’s highest and mostactive volcano. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the various craters, lava fields, and breathtaking
landscapes. You can take a cable car or even a funicular ride to the higher altitudes, where the viewsare absolutely spectacular. For those looking for a more thrilling experience, there are also guided tours that take you to the summit craters. Depending on the volcanic activity, you may also have the chance towitness some spectacular volcanic activity, such as small eruptions or flowing lava. Here you’ll be havinglunch in a wine cellar, where you’re going to taste the local specialities.

Afternoon: Visit of TaorminaAfter your excursion to Etna, head to Taormina, one of Sicily’s most famous tourist destinations. Perchedon a hilltop, Taormina offers panoramic views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna. The town is home to theancient Teatro Greco, an ancient Greek theatre that has been beautifully preserved. This open-air theatreoffers stunning views of the coastline and is still used for performances and concerts today. Wanderthrough the narrow, winding streets filled with charming boutiques, cafes, and gelaterias. Don’t forget tovisit the Piazza IX Aprile, which offers an excellent view of the surrounding area.

closedEvening: Return to CataniaAfter a full day of exploring Mount Etna and Taormina, return to Catania for your final night. 

 From your hotel in Catania you’ll get offered a transfer to the airport, in time to chatch your flight backhome.