Upon arrival at Palermo Airport, you’ll be met outside customs by your Meet & Greet assistant, who'll be waiting with a sign displaying your name. They’ll walk you through your itinerary, answer any initial questions, and assist with your arrival. You’ll then join your private driver and escorted to your vehicle for a comfortable private transfer to Trapani.

A Welcome Package will be provided and will include any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

Uncover Sicily’s rich layers of history and flavor on a full-day private tour of Segesta, Erice, and the Trapani salt pans. Begin in Segesta, where your local guide leads you through the magnificent 5th-century BC Greek Temple, one of the best-preserved in the world, intriguingly left unfinished. Continue to the hilltop town of Erice, a medieval gem once believed to be the birthplace of Venus. Stroll its cobbled streets, breathe in the aromas of famous pastry shops, and admire views of the Norman Castle and 14th-century Duomo. Savor a stop at the legendary Maria Grammatico pastry shop for almond sweets, genovesi, nougat, and Marsala wine. Rejoin your driver to journey along the historic Salt Road, dotted with Dutch-style windmills and shimmering salt pans, before returning to Trapani.

Transfer by private vehicle to port where you'll board a private catamaran, embarking on a full-day cruise discovery of the Aegadian Islands. With a dedicated skipper, multiple cabins and restrooms on board, plus fishing equipment and a tender, an unforgettable day on the water awaits. Sail towards Levanzo, the smallest of the Aegadian Islands, stopping in the beautiful aquamarine waters of Cala Minnola, a stunning setting for some swimming and snorkeling. Head ashore where you'll be given a typical Sicilian brioche and granita, an ultimate morning treat. Afterwards, sail towards Favignana Island, stopping for a fresh local fish lunch served on board alongside the picturesque backdrop of Cala Rossa's crystalline waters and rocky shoreline. In the afternoon, set sail around Favignana, admiring views of its small village before heading back to Trapani port. On arrival, you'll be met by your private driver for a return transfer to your hotel. Please note, the itinerary is subject to change by the skipper based on weather conditions.

Depart Trapani with a private driver, embarking on a full-day transfer to Realmonte, pausing en route to experience the delights of the Planeta Ulmo winery. Established in 1995 outside the village of Sambuca di Sicilia, Ulmo was the first of the Planeta wineries. Built near an ancient 16th-century stone farmhouse, the winery overlooks a picturesque estate, and houses the Iter Vitis open-air museum, dedicated to the history of Sicilian viticulture. Today, the Planeta farmhouse is a meeting place for wine aficionados and anyone wishing to experience the region’s land and history. On arrival, you'll be greeted by a Planeta staff member and led on a private visit of the winery, learning about the types of wine they produce on site. Nestled at 1,312 feet above sea level, the vineyard was built on an ancient riverbed to ensure ideal growing conditions for the vines. During your visit, you'll be treated to a tasting of five wines spanning the five Planeta territories on the island. You'll then indulge in a tasting of three Planeta extra-virgin olive oils, followed by a quaint Sicilian lunch provided at the winery. Fully satiated, continue with the remainder of your transfer to Realmonte.

Meet your private driver and embark on a full-day tour of the ancient Valley of the Temples, serene Kolymbetra Gardens, and the historic center of Agrigento. You'll first head to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Valley of the Temples, one of the must-see highlights of Sicily, where you'll meet your private local guide. A testimony to the presence of ancient Greeks in southern Italy, you'll witness and visit temples dating back to the 5th century BC along the Sacred Way, including the Temple of Juno, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Zeus, and the Temple of the Dioscuri. Continue to Kolymbetra Gardens where citrus trees blossom, pomegranates flourish, and wild olives grow as emerald as the surrounding leaves. Enjoy an included picnic lunch in this unique location, with arancini, cheeses with homemade marmalade, olives, extra virgin olive oil, and fine wines, all in a little corner of paradise among ancient Greek temples. In the afternoon, you'll spend some time exploring the medieval center of Agrigento. Lose yourself in a maze of narrow streets and hidden courtyards spilling off the main street Via Atenea, spotting the 14th century Basilica dell'Immacolata, the Santa Maria dei Greci Church with its ancient Doric columns intact, and more. Admire the 11th-century Cathedral of San Gerlando, with its impressive stucco and decorated wooden roofs. Conclude on arrival back at your hotel.

Step into the heart of Sicilian life with a private, full-day excursion that unveils the rhythms, flavors, and customs of a hidden village nestled in the scenic Sicani region. After being met by your private driver for a picturesque ride through rolling hills and quiet valleys, you’ll arrive in a historic village where time seems to stand still. Here, your local guide will lead you through charming streets lined with artisan shops and rustic homes, where life moves to a slower beat—flocks of sheep graze on nearby hills, and locals gather to chat or play cards in the shade. Along the way, savor authentic tastes of Sicily with freshly made cheeses, honey, almond cookies, and pani cunzatu, a traditional bread crafted with local ingredients. This day is as much about connection as it is about flavor: you’ll prepare pizza with a local family, learning time-honored techniques that reveal the heart of Sicilian cooking. Complete your experience with a leisurely lunch of regional dishes before your private driver returns you to your accommodations.

Meet your private driver and embark on a full-day transfer to the port of Pozzallo, discovering UNESCO-listed towns, tasting local delicacies, and witnessing the beauty of typical Sicilian landscapes and architecture en route. Your first stop will be at a charming 18th-century country estate, home to a winery, where a guided visit will give insight into the specific processes used to cultivate grapes and produce wine. After a tour of the winery, you'll be treated to a 4-course tasting menu for lunch, paired with 3 wines produced on site. Continue to Ragusa Ibla, where you'll meet up with a local guide for a private walking tour of this UNESCO-listed Baroque town, spotting historic churches and palaces. Witness a cannoli-making demonstration where you'll taste one of these delicious traditional dishes. Meet up with a local guide in Modica to stroll picturesque lanes and narrow streets, spotting many old workshops and the UNESCO-listed Baroque Church of St. George. Visit Sicily's oldest confectionery where you'll be treated to a sample of the famous Modican chocolate. Last but not least is another Baroque gem, Scicli, a rather off-the-beaten-track location compared to its more frequented neighbors, Noto, Ragusa, and Modica. An ancient town with a settlement dating back as far as the Copper Age, the UNESCO-listed town of Scicli developed in a valley, with its medieval incarnation being rebuilt in stunning Baroque style after the catastrophic earthquake of 1693. Meander through some of its beautiful streets before arriving at the port of Pozzallo.

Board the jetfoil ferry at the Pozzallo port and depart for Valletta, Malta. The journey is approximately 1.5 hours.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a port transfer.

A welcome package with a city map, ferry tickets (if relevant), and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful, will be provided to you on your first day in destination.

Golden limestone streets, grand faÇades, and hidden courtyards set the scene for an immersive walk through Valletta’s UNESCO-listed heart. Meet your private guide in your hotel lobby and explore Malta’s Baroque capital, founded in 1566 by the Knights of St. John. Stroll atmospheric streets past St. John’s Co-Cathedral, the contemporary City Gate and Triton Fountain, and the historic spine of Republic Street and St. George’s Square. Step inside the Manoel Theatre, commissioned in 1732 and among Europe’s oldest working theaters, where ornate interiors recall a flourishing age of opera and performance. Your tour concludes on foot back at your hotel.

Let the evening unfold at an easy pace with a stroll to Upper Barrakka Gardens, one of Valletta’s most captivating viewpoints. As the sun begins to dip, the Grand Harbour glows in warm shades of gold and amber, with the fortifications, domes, and waterfronts of the Three Cities catching the last light of day. Pause along the stone balustrades as church bells echo across the harbour and boats drift quietly below, then continue along Valletta’s historic bastioned walls, where wide promenades and lantern-lit streets invite a leisurely wander. As evening settles in, honey-colored limestone faÇades soften under the lights, balconies glow, cafÉs murmur with conversation, and the faint scent of the sea lingers in the air.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to the marina where you'll meet your dedicated skipper and embark on a scenic and relaxing private boat cruise of the stunning coves and bays of Malta's northern coast. Once aboard, your skipper will discuss the ideal cruise itinerary based on current weather and sea conditions. Starting from either Portomaso or Laguna Marina, you'll aim to cruise to St. Paul's Island, a small uninhabited islet where you'll stop for a swim. Spot the statue of St. Paul and the stone ruins of a 17th century tower along its edge, the only obvious indications of past human activity on the island. Continue north and discover the Mellieha and Santa Maria Caves in Comino, naturally carved into limestone cliffs where they converge with the sea. Your second swim stop of the day is at the scenic Blue Lagoon, where you'll have the opportunity to snorkel amid the aquamarine waters. A picnic basket will be provided on board, with prosecco, water, and snacks, as you leisurely enjoy your time in this little paradise. The final stop of the day is at the Crystal Lagoon Caves, with yet another opportunity to swim and snorkel in stunning surroundings. Upon returning to your respective marina, your private driver will transfer you back to your hotel.

Meet your private guide and driver as you embark on a full-day excursion to the island of Gozo. Board a ferry for a relaxing 30-minute ride over the island, disembarking to head inland as you visit the UNESCO-listed prehistoric site of the Ggantija Temples. Considered to be one of the oldest free-standing monuments in the world, predating Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids, these two temples date back to 3600 and 3200 BCE. Walk through the ancient stone remains, imagining the complex's original magnitude as it would've stood over 5,000 years ago. Weather permitting, venture to the top of the hills of Nadur for picturesque views of Ramla Bay. Across the bay, view Calypso Cave which is allegedly the cave that Homer wrote about in his famous writing, the Odyssey. Continue to Xerri’s Grotto where you'll descend a 32-foot spiral staircase into a scenic, natural cave boasting stalagmites and stalactites. Heading to the north coast of the island, admire the 350-year-old checkerboard-like salt pans, passed down through generations. Head west towards Dwejra Bay, perhaps the archipelago's most spectacular natural landmark where weather permitting, you'll board a traditional wooden boat for a short ride to enjoy a unique vantage point of the bay. Your Gozo experience culminates at the fortified Citadel in the heart of Victoria, where you can wander narrow alleyways and admire the hilltop's iconic Cathedral of the Assumption, completed in 1711. Conclude with a return ferry and transfer to your hotel in Valletta.

Meet your private driver for a transfer towards the nearby town of Tarxien, home to the ancient Hal Saflieni Hypogeum, a UNESCO World Heritage site. On arrival, you'll join a guide and a small group of no more than 10 participants and head underground to explore the incredible Hypogeum. A subterranean Neolithic structure, archaeologists believe the chambers are a sanctuary and necropolis dating back 6,000 years ago, nearly 1,500 years older than the Pyramids in Egypt. Halls and chambers are interconnected across three levels through a labyrinth of steps and doorways in this completely underground structure. Discover the various levels, spending time in specific rooms of the middle level with your small group, and learning about the history behind what archaeologists have uncovered. Upon completion of the tour, your private driver will return you to Valletta.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Palazzo Parisio this evening, a 19th century palace in the village of Naxxar. A table reservation has been made in your name, allowing you to experience an À la carte meal in the palace's dazzling restaurant. Originally built in 1733 by the Portuguese Grand Master Manoel de Vilhena, Palazzo Parisio is described as a miniature Versailles, and a glorious showcase of Maltese and Italian craftsmanship. Enjoy a meal of your choice, curated by master chefs, and revel in the romantic ambiance of the palace. Upon completion of your meal, rejoin your driver for a private transfer back to the hotel. Please note: Your meal is not included and is payable on location. Reservations are confirmed at the time of booking and are subject to availability.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for an airport transfer.

Situated in the picturesque countryside of western Sicily, Baglio Soria is a modern concept resort and wine estate in the Trapani countryside. Occupying a traditional 17th century building, Baglio Soria’s 13 spacious rooms and suites marry the traditional with the contemporary, without compromising on comfort or style. Firmly at one with its 300-acre agricultural estate, the idyllic natural setting offers a perfect Sicilian retreat. Located in one of the most authentic parts of the country, its vineyards blend harmoniously into the adjacent nature reserve; a natural pasture land for wild horses, and a common rest point for flamingos and storks on their migratory route. Dine on-site, enjoying a menu created to showcase the bounty of Sicily’s earth and sea, and stroll to the hilltop lounge for a glass of wine with an incredible view over the entire resort, along with the nearby Egadi Islands. Baglio Soria is a true jewel in Trapani’s crown.

Set along Sicily’s captivating Scala dei Turchi coast and just 53 miles from the Valley of the Temples, Borgo delle Pietre is a restored 15th-century gem steeped in history. This historic Sicilian residence serves as a tranquil haven surrounded by lush countryside and Mediterranean beauty. Moments from Porto Empedocle, its location offers both cultural depth and serene escape. Eight luminous guestrooms exude timeless charm, featuring handcrafted furnishings, exposed wooden-beam ceilings, and views of either the pristine sea or the olive-studded gardens. The grand living space invites relaxation, while the outdoor area boasts a crystal-clear swimming pool equipped for ultimate comfort. Dining at Borgo delle Pietre celebrates Sicilian gastronomy with farm-fresh ingredients—succulent seafood, hearty meats, and vibrant produce prepared in authentic style. Here, every detail has been designed to offer a genuine connection to Sicily’s soul, blending historic ambiance with modern comforts. Borgo delle Pietre is a retreat where history and nature converge.

The boutique hotel Palais Le Brun occupies an authentic 17th century Baroque palace, steps away Valetta’s main square, and the seaside at St. Elmo Bay. One of the earliest private residences in the city, the palace’s traditional Maltese architecture is honored across 28 spacious guestrooms and suites, each boasting elegant decor with classic sensibilities, and seamless modern technology. Take to the rooftop terrace and pool deck, sipping a cocktail while enjoying stunning views out across the sea. Dine on site with creative takes on traditional cuisine, paired with delights from an extensive wine list. Palais Le Brun is your haven of relaxation while you explore the secrets of historic Valletta.