Hiking
Hiking in Sicily: Local Guide’s Top Tips
Sicily is a hiker’s dream: a land where nature’s artistry shines. From the smoking summit of Mount Etna to the azure coastlines of the Aeolian Islands, the island boasts landscapes that will take your breath away.
Sicily offers a mix of hikes for every skill level. Trek through the scenic Alcantara Gorge, traverse the rugged Madonie Mountains or follow coastal trails that lead to ancient Greek ruins like those at Segesta. Whether you’re tackling a volcanic ascent or enjoying a leisurely coastal walk, every trail tells a story.
But hiking here is about more than the terrain. It’s about connecting with the soul South Italy. Wander through time in medieval hilltop villages, savor local delicacies like cannoli and caponata straight from a farmhouse kitchen, and watch artisans craft their masterpieces.
Ever hiked past vineyards, only to stop for a tasting of local Marsala wine? Or finished a trail with a dip in crystalline waters, followed by a Sicilian seafood feast? That’s what hiking in Sicily is all about—a feast for the body, mind, and senses.
Ready to lace up your boots and hit the Sicilian trails? Before you do, join seasoned local hiking guide and archaeologist Sara Zanni in our free webinar! With years of experience on these paths, Sara will share trail insights, local secrets, practical tips, and anything else you might need for your journey!