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Sicily private tours

Sicily Private Tours and Experiences Hosted by Local Experts

Interested in exploring Sicily’s multifaceted history? Join our community of Sicily private guides: art historians, archaeologists and local experts, on our signature Sicily private tours. Lasting from three hours to six or more days and designed specifically for private groups, joining Context's Sicily tours will surely leave a remarkable impression on your journey through this stunning part of Italy. Visiting Sicily for the first time? Get acquainted with Palermo’s main sites, history, and neighborhoods with our Introduction to Palermo walk. For a comprehensive view into Sicily through the ages, our Half-Day Agrigento explores some key archaeological sites located in the Valley of the Temples. A bite to eat? We invite you to explore Sicily’s unique and vibrant culinary traditions and volcanic flavors that will entice you to discover the depth and splendor of Sicilian food. Interested in immersing yourself in natural beauty? Try our Mount Etna Sunset Tour to learn about one of Sicily’s most iconic landscapes. Looking for an in-depth examination of Sicily for families? Our Sicily for Families tour is designed to engage young learners about Sicily’s history and culture. 
What Context Sicily Travelers Say
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I had a great time at the Palermo. Food tour!! Roberta was fun and has a lot of knowledge, not only about food, but the culture and traditions of the area and the country!!
Nicoleta was very well informed and gave us a wonderful intro to the valley of temples, going deeper when we asked. First rate!
Agata was an amazing guide and we appreciated all the additional information she shared with us about Syracuse and the local scene in Sicily. The tour was paced fantastically and we loved the change of scene from the archaeological site to the hustle and bustle of Ortigia and its marketplace.
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