Travel Guide: Sicily

The island where summer never really ends.


Sicily is a Mediterranean mosaic — a meeting point of volcanoes and vineyards, sea and stone, tradition and slow pleasures.  

Travel Guide: Sicily

Travel Guide: Sicily

The island where summer never really ends.


Travel Guide: Sicily

Sicily is a Mediterranean mosaic — a meeting point of volcanoes and vineyards, sea and stone, tradition and slow pleasures.  


Here, mornings begin with the scent of espresso drifting from quiet piazzas, afternoons unfold on sunlit terraces, and evenings linger in the glow of volcanic sunsets. From white limestone cliffs to black volcanic trails, every corner invites a different rhythm, a different shade of summer. 
To Hike
Stromboli, where the earth breathes through craters and the sea is never out of sight. Paths wind through black sand and fragrant Mediterranean scrub, ending with the fiery spectacle of the volcano’s eruptions after sunset.
To Stay
Check in at Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo in Taormina, where every window frames the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna. A timeless terrace for slow mornings and Sicilian nights.
To Dream
Nestled in the countryside, Casa Lawa blends rustic charm with contemporary design. A retreat surrounded by olive groves and citrus trees, where the air is warm and scented with blossoms.
To Eat
Seek out a traditional pasticceria for cannoli with ricotta, pistachio-studded cassata, and almond biscuits. Sweetness crafted with recipes that haven’t changed for generations.
To Get Inspired
Sicilian vineyards stretch from the slopes of Etna to the rolling hills inland. Visit small family estates where ancient methods meet organic cultivation, and taste wines shaped by volcanic soil and sea breezes.
To Sunbathe
The dazzling white steps of Scala dei Turchi descend into the turquoise sea. Smooth limestone warmed by the sun becomes the perfect place to stretch out and watch the afternoon fade.
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