Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean (25,700 km²) divided into 9 provinces. Aside from Enna, each province is directly linked to the coast, allowing many travellers to freely swap the vibrancy of the cities for an idyllic sea view.

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Sicily has so much to offer visitors, all the year round, whether you wish to relax or sightsee, whatever the weather! Sicily has it all...

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Throughout the island and throughout the year there are numerous festivals which provide a good opportunity to see traditional costumes and local handicrafts, hear local music with singing and dancing, and taste local produce at typical Sicilian food stalls.

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With its superb restaurants, beautiful beaches, opulent hotels and arresting scenery, it is no wonder that Sicily is a popular holiday destination. However, it is the history of Sicily that truly sets it apart from any other island and it is the standing testament to this diverse past that draw in travellers from around the globe year upon year.

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