Syracuse: Pillirina, Ortigia, Sea Caves and snorkeling
Two hours, and Syracuse looks brand new. I love the easy cruising vibe with chilled prosecco and the real wow […]
Two hours, and Syracuse looks brand new. I love the easy cruising vibe with chilled prosecco and the real wow […]
Three stops, three eras of Sicily. You’ll move from the Neapolis Greek and Roman ruins to the myth-soaked streets of
Greek and Baroque in one Sicilian day. This Catania-to–southeastern-Sicily tour lines up the ancient weight of Syracuse with the postcard
Ortigia packs a lot into 2 hours. This guided walking tour strings together Syracuse’s most famous sights with the myths
Ortigia is small, but it packs serious layers. I like that this tour gives you Greeks-to-Baroque context you can actually
Ortigia tells its story by foot. On this Syracuse Classic Walking Tour, you connect the Greek beginnings of Siracusa to
Ancient Syracuse hits you fast. This day trip layers Neapolis Greek-Roman monuments with Ortigia’s historic streets and the Arethusa fountain,
Ancient Syracuse hits fast, even in three hours. You’ll get a guided walk through the old streets and monuments that
Syracuse feels like ancient stage sets. This Catania tour lines up Greek and Roman ruins with Ortigia’s old-island streets, plus
Ortigia food is a whole mood. This 3-hour walking tour turns Sicily’s street classics into a guided snack-and-sights route, with
A saltwater detour from Syracuse gets real fast. I like this tour for the Plemmirio Marine Protected Area setting and
Sea caves and Prosecco make a fine plan. On this guided Syracuse cruise around Ortigia, you get monument views plus
Sunsets look better from a boat. This Ortigia cruise pairs sea-cave scenery with an on-water aperitif. I like two things
Sicily goes big in one day. This Catania tour strings together Syracuse’s Neapolis and the show-stopping Baroque towns of Ortigia
Ortigia’s sea caves are best seen from water. I like how this short ride gets you close to the sea