Warmed by the Ionian, Tyrrhenian and Mediterranean seas, beaches in Sicily are simply irresistible ... most luxurious hotel ...

Catania Airport is Sicily's busiest airport and Italy's 6th ... Stromboli attracts tourists for its volcanoes and beaches. The island has been battling overtourism over the past few years, as ...

TAKE a look at this European sunshine spot that’s less than four hours from Ireland with €3 pints and 22C heat. Catania, located in Italy, is the second largest city in Sicily. This stunning ...

You can see the most in southern Sicily by car, so fly in to Catania Airport and rent one ... by car will allow you more freedom to reach the beaches, wineries and smaller villages off the beaten ...

Sicily’s beaches are enough reasons to come here ... including the centuries-old Ballaro and Vucciria. Catania’s La Pescheria is also worth checking out. This sprawling fish market has ...

The capital city boasts several beaches with white sand butting ... Palermo Airport (PMO) is one of Sicily's main airports. Catania sits on the eastern side of Sicily along the Ionian Sea at ...

Chef Riccardo Fazio’s two restaurants, Blum (2025 Michelin Guide) and Armònia, and the Almarè Bar, all make the most of the ...

it harbours a secret gateway onto one of Sicily’s best stretch of beaches. A narrow pathway lined with eucalyptus and maquis shrubs leads from the resort’s infinity pool to the base of the ...