7 Days &
6 Nights
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Cycle Sicily's South
- Cycle the UNESCO protected ’Val di Noto’ of south eastern Sicily
- Explore Sicily’s Baroque cities of Noto, Syracuse and Modica
- Relax waterside in the ancient Arabic fishing port of Marzamemi
- Ride along the coast from the Mediterranean to the Ionian sea
- Choose a standard bike, or perhaps an e bike for a bit of assist
Set out on an unforgettable Sicily bike tour exploring the UNESCO‑listed Baroque towns and delightful fishing villages of southeast Sicily. Beginning in the vibrant city of Catania, you’ll be whisked away to the hilltop beauty of Palazzolo Acreide, cycling in Sicily through rolling rural landscapes to Modica with its warm-hued, stacked houses and famous chocolate shops. Continue your biking in Sicily adventure, pedaling through beautiful piazzas and along backroads toward the sparkling Mediterranean, arriving at charming Pozzallo. Your self-guided Sicily bike tour then takes you to the ancient Arab fishing village of Marzamemi, where afternoons are best spent lounging on sun‑kissed sandy beaches. As you reach Noto, savor a stroll down the elegant Corso Vittorio Emanuele, gelato cone in hand, a perfect pause in your cycling Sicily adventure. Finally, cycle onward to Syracuse, the storied Greek city and birthplace of Archimedes, where charm and cuisine merge at waterside restaurants serving the freshest catch of the day.
From $1,499.00
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Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive in Catania and transfer to Palazzolo Acreide Day 2 Cycle to Modica 31 miles / 50 km Day 3 Cycle to Pozzallo 27 miles / 42 km Day 4 Cycle to Marzamemi 35.5 miles / 57 km Day 5 Cycle to Noto 22 miles / 35 km Day 6 Cycle to Syracuse 34.5 miles / 55 km Day 7 Onward travel from Syracuse
THIS TRIP'S CARBON SCORE
This trip has a carbon score of 12kg per person per night, meaning it’s one of our best trips! For comparison, a carbon count of 12kg is equivalent to 5 small bouquets of flowers (grown in the Netherlands). Here at Macs, we pride ourselves on being a responsible travel company and continue to adopt, develop and innovate ways to positively impact the environment. Find out more information about how we've carbon counted our trips.