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Sue Puglia Sicily
Sue Puglia Sicily
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Morning/Afternoon: Land in Bari and settle into your charming local accommodation. Begin your
Day 1 Arrival in Puglia adventure with a visit to the seaside gem of Polignano a Mare, exploring its dramatic coastlines.
Evening: Indulge in a welcome dinner at a traditional restaurant, savoring Pugliese flavors.
Morning: Depart for Sicily, arriving in Catania. Check into your new accommodation.
Afternoon: Explore the enchanting town of Taormina, wandering its historic streets and visiting
Day 4 Sicily
the ancient Greek theater for stunning sea views.
Evening: Relish a Sicilian dinner in Taormina, experiencing the island's rich gastronomy.
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Day 1 - Destination
Itinerary
Full Day: Dedicate this day to the wines of Sicily with a visit to the fertile slopes of Mount Etna.
Embark on a comprehensive wine tour, visiting multiple vineyards to taste the unique volcanic
Day 5 Wine Tasting in Mt. Etna
wines of the region, accompanied by gourmet local pairings. Learn from passionate winemakers
about the terroir and tradition that make Etna wines special.
Full Day: Highlights include the Neapolis archaeological park in Syracuse, a visit to the Greek and
Syracuse, Island of Ortigia,
Day 6 Baroque-influenced island of Ortigia, and a stop in picturesque, UNESCO-listed Noto.
and Noto Day Trip
Evening: Dinner in Syracuse before returning to Catania.
Morning to Afternoon: Head to Taormina to participate in an Apulian cooking class and market
tour with chef Massimo.
Day 7 Taormina
Afternoon to Evening: Spend a free day exploring Taormina or Catania at your own pace and
prepare for a farewell dinner. Enjoy local dishes, paired with wine.
Day 3
Day 6
Ortigia
Ortigia, located in the heart of Syracuse, is a
captivating island linked to the mainland by a
couple of bridges, offering a journey back in time
through its narrow, winding streets and Baroque
piazzas. This small island is a treasure trove of
history, home to ancient Greek ruins, the stunning
Duomo di Siracusa built over a Greek temple, and
the legendary Fountain of Arethusa, intertwined
with myths and legends. The vibrant market
buzzes with life, offering fresh Sicilian produce,
seafood, and spices, while the waterfront
promenade provides breathtaking views of the
Mediterranean.