The city of Syracuse certainly captures Sicilian beauty at its finest, with its citrus orchards, Ancient Greek ruins and Medieval streets winding their way to the sea. There's plenty of modern amenities on offer too, with excellent shopping and dining options scattered across Syracuse.

Full to the brim with churches, attractive alleyways, and (of course), bars and cafes, Agrigento's old town is well worth a visit. It also provides a great base for those seeking to visit the Valley of the Temples and explore beaches further west along the coast.

Situated off the western coast of Sicily, Favignana is a relaxed island boasting azure sea, small beaches and a relaxed atmosphere.

'The Eternal City' is home to many incredible big-name attractions and plenty of hidden gems. We are very careful with our hotel choices here, ensuring you are tucked away from the crowds where possible and catering for all tastes. Rome is a city that needs a guide for at least half a day and we can get you great access. Flights and trains connect ... Read more'The Eternal City' is home to many incredible big-name attractions and plenty of hidden gems. We are very careful with our hotel choices here, ensuring you are tucked away from the crowds where possible and catering for all tastes. Rome is a city that needs a guide for at least half a day and we can get you great access. Flights and trains connect the city very well to the world.

A beautiful historical town in the unspoiled and sun-drenched corner of southeastern Sicily, Italy. Full of elegant charms and character, Noto offers baroque architecture, amazing culture and a delightful culinary scene.

While it is among the smallest of the Aeolian offshore islands, it offers beautiful boutique stays, crystal clear waters and a buzzing nightlife scene. In the summer months, luxury yachts fill the harbour and flocks of tourists wander around the exclusive Italian island.