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This digital guide, created with the support of a local, offers a fun and curious way to explore Cefalù. You will be able to visit all the most important monuments at your own pace and learn the stories and little curiosities that bring the town to life. As you move through the guide, historical notes and local insights will help you understand the significance of each site and how they fit into Cefalù’s character. Along the way, the guide will also introduce you to Cefalù’s food culture. You will discover everything about local foods and the Italian aperitivo tradition as presented in authentic local restaurants, along with other local highlights and suggestions. The tone stays informal and informative, so you can enjoy a self-paced visit while gaining the background that makes each place more meaningful.

You will explore part of Madonie Park on a latest‑generation Haibike electric mountain bike, riding among olive trees and forests along ancient mountain dirt roads. The electric assistance will make distances easier to cover, and the route will be customised to the riders’ ability, balancing mountain roads and off‑road trails to suit your level. The excursion will include a passage through the ancient village of Pollina, where you will visit the Greek amphitheatre that looks out over the Madonie and take a short tour through the village’s narrow streets. The Aeolian Islands will form the scenic backdrop to parts of the ride, adding coastal views to this mix of nature, culture and art. A minimum of experience and confidence with mountain bikes is required.

From the Tyrrhenian coastal town of Cefalu, just east of Palermo, you'll travel into the rugged Madonie mountain countryside for a change of scenery. As you move through northern Sicily's rural heart, you will explore medieval villages and admire the idyllic green hills of Madonie Regional Natural Park, taking in the peaceful landscape and traditional mountain life. Along the way you'll visit a working dairy farm and enjoy a fresh ricotta cheese tasting. The experience will finish with a traditional Sicilian lunch served in the fresh mountain air, giving you time to savour local flavours while surrounded by the park's scenery.

On this jeep tour you will travel into the Madonie and watch the colours of the sunset spread across the hills with the sea as a distant background. As you move through the wild landscape, the changing light and open views will give you a clear sense of Sicily’s natural character and scenery. The outing continues with dinner at a chalet immersed in the woods, where you can relax among the trees before the return. After the meal there will be an exciting descent from the mountain in night jeeps, offering a different atmosphere as you make your way back through the darkened landscape.

This day trip from Cefalù takes you to the Aeolian Islands, the volcanic archipelago off Sicily’s northern coast and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will travel by coach to Milazzo and then continue by boat to the island of Lipari. On Lipari you’ll join a guided tour of the island’s archaeological sites and then have time to wander through the main town, taking in its streets, shops and seafront atmosphere. After exploring Lipari, you’ll head to the island of Vulcano, known for its volcanic landscape and thermal attractions. You’ll have the chance to see the island’s distinctive terrain and learn about its geothermal features. The outing ends after you return to Milazzo and board the coach back to Cefalù.

In Italy, pasta is part of everyday life, and with Le Cesarine you'll step into a real home to learn how it's made. Le Cesarine is Italy’s oldest network of home cooks, and hosts will welcome you into their kitchens for a hands-on class that feels like cooking with friends. The session will start with an Italian aperitivo to warm you up. Along the way you will learn to roll 'sfoglia' (fresh pasta) by hand and prepare two different kinds of pasta from scratch — one filled pasta and one fresh pasta. As the finishing touch, you'll also learn to make the iconic tiramisu. Classes are kept small, with a maximum of 12 people, so you'll have plenty of time to ask questions and share your passion for Italian cuisine with other guests.

This day trip from Cefalù will introduce you to Sicily’s mix of Arab‑Norman, Byzantine and Baroque history and architecture. You will travel by coach along the Tyrrhenian Sea to Monreale, where you will visit the Monreale Cathedral, regarded as one of the finest Norman churches in the world. The cathedral’s architecture and mosaics will give you a clear sense of the island’s layered past. After Monreale, you will continue to Palermo, Sicily’s capital, for a guided walking tour of its highlights. Along the way you will explore the bustling Mercato di Capo market, see the historic La Martorana church, and encounter the mysterious Capuchin Catacombs. As you move through Palermo, you will learn about the different architectural and cultural influences that shaped the city.

On this guided tour, you'll visit two Sicilian mountain villages that were featured in the Godfather trilogy. Your first stop will be Savoca, where you'll see the church where Al Pacino's character, Michael Corleone, was married. You'll get to walk in his footsteps down the winding alleyways and sit in his chair in Bar Vitelli. You'll then take a scenic ride through the countryside to arrive in medieval Forza dAgro. In this small mountain village, you'll see the Church of Annunciation, which is also featured in the films.

This jeep adventure through Madonita and the Madonie Park combines off-road tracks and mountain roads with visits to small towns and wild landscapes. Along the way you will cross the park and admire its wild animals and the views that characterise Sicily’s more rugged interior. The trip includes stops in the villages of Pollina and Castelbuono as you move between history and nature. In Pollina, perched at about 1,000 m on a rocky outcrop, you will take a walk through narrow medieval streets to reach the pink theatre, a Greek reproduction that looks out over Madonie Park and the Aeolian Islands. The route continues on off-road trails toward the canyons of Val Demone, passing ancient olive trees before you reach Castelbuono. There you will have a small tasting of Fiasconaro panettone and a tour inside the village, followed by either a Sicilian street-food lunch or a picnic in the woods at the foot of Pizzo Carbonara. The return to Cefalu descends through the vineyards around Santanastasia Abbey, completing a mix of cultural sights and natural scenery.

This food and wine tasting experience in a refined restaurant in Piazza Armerina will provide you with an understanding of Sicilian culinary culture. A skilled chef will prepare a traditional four-course meal: a starter, a first course, a main course and a dessert. Each will be paired with four distinct local wines chosen by a Level 2 Italian Sommelier Association (AIS) sommelier. With the sommelier’s guidance, you’ll gain insight into the vineyards and cultivation philosophies behind each wine. You’ll also hear stories, wine-making methods and the unique attributes of the selected wines.

On this cooking experience, you’ll get the chance to make a three-course meal, which you can then enjoy with Sicilian wine. As you prepare your dishes from local ingredients, you’ll be able to learn all about Sicily’s culinary traditions and techniques from the experienced chef. Once your meal is ready, you’ll be able to sit down and taste it, along with some Sicilian wine. This is an immersive way to learn traditional Sicilian cooking, while getting the chance to enjoy a three-course meal with wine.

On this culinary experience, you’ll get to sample three wine and arancini pairings and get an authentic taste of Sicily. You’ll be able to try three wines, chosen by an AIS Level II sommelier, and representing different regions, grapes, wineries and cultivation philosophies. Each glass will be accompanied by an upscale arancini, specially prepared by the chef using local ingredients to complement the flavour notes of the wine. As you drink and dine, you’ll be able to hear insights into Sicily’s food and wine culture and history.

This experience takes you from Cefalù through some of Sicily’s most scenic natural areas on a route that leads toward the Etna volcano. You will pass through the Madonie park and continue into the Nebrodi, Sicily’s largest park, where a coffee break at a high mountain refuge will give you time to enjoy the surroundings. Via mixed and off-road tracks you will cross the Nebrodi to reach the Alcantara river park and include a visit to the Byzantine Cuba there. At the foot of Etna you will stop for a picnic lunch of typical local products in a quiet, equipped area set in nature. After lunch you will move slowly towards Provence, North Etna, where a trekking route begins along the craters of Monte Nero. Along the way there will be several stops at panoramic points to take in the volcanic landscape. The day finishes with a return to Cefalù in the evening.

In Italy, you’ll share your interest in regional food with a local Cesarina host and other guests. You’ll immerse yourself in a vibrant local market as your host explains how to choose the best seasonal ingredients. Along the way, you’ll learn about the produce and flavours that define the area you are visiting. You’ll then return to the Cesarina’s home, where an Italian aperitivo will warm you up before a hands‑on cooking class. The session will teach you how to make one iconic pasta type typical of the city you are visiting and the famous Tiramisu. After the class, you’ll sit down to enjoy the dishes you’ve prepared, paired with local wines. This experience is suited to anyone who wants to encounter real Italian regional gastronomy through food, friendship and genuine local connections.

A private dining experience in a local’s home will immerse you in Italian hospitality. You will take part in an exclusive cooking demonstration and taste recipes treasured in family cookbooks handed down by Italian mammas. As you move through the evening, you’ll meet welcoming hosts and connect with local people in a relaxed, home setting. The meal includes a four-course menu with a starter, pasta course, main course served with a side dish, and dessert. Drinks are included: water, a selection of red and white wines from regional cellars, and coffee. This experience is held by Cesarine, Italy’s oldest network of more than 1,000 home cooks across over 500 cities. Hosts from the network open the doors of their own homes to curious travellers, sharing traditional dishes and personal stories as they cook and dine with you.