Arrival date: Saturday · March 23rd, 2025 – departure: Wednesday · April 2nd, 2025

Type/Class: Luxury Trip with Luxury Accommodations

Non-Refundable Deposit	Balance	Total
$1000 (double occupancy)	$3799	$4599 Land only
Single rooms, not available

Non-refundable deposits can either be paid online, personal check, Venmo or Paypal. Balances are to be collected by check and are due 60 days prior to departure.

Trip Organizer & Host: Catherine Norton.

SHORT SUMMARY: ** Itinerary subject to change

ARRIVAL: Sunday · March 23rd Transfer · Private Bus Transfer from the Airport

Baglio Occhipinti Sicily
Benvenuto reception with wine and nibbles 16:30
Welcome Dinner at Villa 19:30
Monday · March 24th Breakfast at Villa 07:30 (3hr)
Agrigento 10:00 (8hr)
Tour of Agrigento and the Valley of Temples 11:30 (2hr)

Tuesday · March 25th Breakfast at Villa 07:30 (3hr)
Visit to Marina Ragusa 11:00 (3hr)
Ragusa
Ragusa Tour 15:00 (2hr 30min)
Pizza Dinner out in Ragusa at That’s A Moro 18:45 (2hr)

Wednesday · March 26th Breakfast at Villa 07:30 (3hr)
Day trip to Taormina 11:00 (9hr)
Guided Walking Tour of of Taormina 13:30 (2hr)

Thursday · March 27th Breakfast at Villa 07:30 (3hr)

Free morning at Villa-Optional Activities
Trip to the supermarket 09:30 (1hr)
Yoga Class-Meet by the reception 10:00 (1hr)
Eugenia’s Handbag Making Class 11:00 (3hr)
Wine Tasting at Occhipinti Winery 15:00 (2hr)
Lunch at Villa 13:00
Arrival Location
Outside airport terminal

Lunch at Villa 13:00
Dinner at Villa 20:00
Friday · March 28th Breakfast at Villa 07:30 (3hr)

Modica 10:00
Modica Chocolate Tasting Tour 11:30
Sicili 14:00
Cannoli Tasting 14:30 (45min)
Cooking Class TBD
Saturday · March 29th Breakfast at Villa 07:30 (3hr)

Syracuse 09:30
Free Afternoon in Syracuse 09:30 (8hr 30min)
Tour of Syracuse 11:30 (2hr 30min)
Farewell dinner at the Villa 19:30

Sunday · March 30th Upon checking out
Breakfast at Villa 07:30 (3hr)
En Route to Palermo 10:30 (4hr)
Hotel Politeama – Palermo, Sicily Island, Italy (3 Nights)
Free Afternoon in Palermo/Dinner are your own
Monday · March 31st Food and Historic Walking Tour of Palermo 10:30 (4hr)
Free afternoon/evening in Palermo dinner on your own

Tuesday · April 1st Optional Tour of Cefalu 11:00 (5hr)

Things to do in Cefalu
Going Away Dinner in Palermo-TBD 19:30
Wednesday · April 2nd Transfer · Private Bus Transfer to the Airport-TBD
Itinerary Notes Fees
Travel Insurance Travel Insurance By Alliance

DETAILED SUMMARY: ** Itinerary subject to change

Sunday, March 23: Arrival into Sicily, Catania Airport (CTA)

Transfer · Private Bus Transfer from Catania Airport (CTA)

Arrival Location
Outside airport terminal

Notes
Sit back and enjoy the 90 minute ride from the Catania airport to the beautiful Baglio Occhipinti. There will be water provided, and snacks.

Hotel: Baglio Occhipinti, a luxury boutique hotel. The warmth of a house in the Sicilian countryside
Refined and romantic environments, good wine and good organic food, totally immersed in Nature
There is an enchanted place in Sicily that has always been devoted to the cultivation of vines and olive trees and the production of quality wine.
A place preserved by man with respect for Nature in which a 17th century farmhouse stands. Over time, the hamlet expanded to become a true Baglio, in which the enclosure walls became a protective embrace for all the families who work there cultivating the land and harvesting its fruits. Today, that place is a charming relais where you can regenerate immersed in the most authentic Nature of Sicily.
Baglio Occhipinti is a charming place where twelve rooms, renovated respecting the territory and the original architecture, allow guests to live a complete experience of well-being and regeneration. Here, Nature is not just a backdrop, but is the mother that generates the fruits on which to feed. Baglio Occhipinti is also a totally organic farm, so the concept of wellbeing starts from cultivation and arrives at the table in the rediscovery of traditional recipes.
A Sicilian baglio in Val di Noto reinvented by Fausta Occhipinti. At Baglio Occhipinti, a charming relais in the Val di Noto, the olive trees create the natural setting in which to enjoy the slow rhythm of nature in a refined setting amidst meadows and rows of vines.
Nestled in an estate of over ten hectares in the province of Ragusa. Inside the Baglio, silver chandeliers and silverware, handmade ceramics and cushions with precious weaves, antique furniture and stone walls create the space of welcome. Baglio Occhipinti is a country house, noble and proud, where hostess Fausta
Occhipinti, landscape architect and Sicilian hospitality entrepreneur, moves with graceful elegance.

Baglio Occhipinti Sicily
+39 349 394 4359
C.da Fossa di Lupo Strada Vittoria Pedalino Km 5, 4, 97019 Vittoria RG, Italy

4:30 pm Benvenuto reception with wine and nibbles. We know you will be hungry when you arrive, relax with a drink and enjoy some light bites.

7:30 pm Amazing multi-course dinner.
Drinks alcoholic and non-alcoholic not included (can be charged to your room).

Monday · March 24th
Breakfast at Villa
07:30 Start Time

10:00 am Agrigento & Valley of Temples Tour

As well as being one of the oldest Sicilian cities, it’s also remarkable for having risen again from the ashes several times. Its showpiece is undoubtedly the Valley of the Temples which, with its ties to the classical world, displays one of the city’s most fascinating sides, together with extraordinary finds housed in the Museo Archeologico Regionale.

The city, founded in 581 BC by Greek colonists from Rhodes and Crete, became Akràgas in the following century. In the past, it used to be one of the most magnificent centres in the Mediterranean. In 1997, UNESCO therefore placed the Archaeological Area of Agrigento on its list of world heritage sites. The remains of Agrigentum include the of the villas of the nobility and the orderly streets of the Hellenistic/Roman Quarter.
A short walk along Via AteneaThe historic centre extends up the Colle di Girgenti hill; its main arteries are the Via Atenea and the nearby and panoramic Viale della Vittoria, with its views over the valley (Valley of the Temples) and the sea. As you walk you can indulge in a little shopping in the boutiques and shops, not forgetting to try the famous gelato pecorino in the cafés and patisseries

This is a delicately-flavoured ice cream made from sheep’s milk ricotta cheese. Its flavour is unique; it’s a genuine, little-known product typical of the Agrigento area. After this, you enter the maze of small streets, based on an Arab plan, which connect the oldest monuments.

The Cattedrale di San Gerlando was founded around the end of the 11th century by Bishop Gerlando. The cathedral is in Norman-Gothic style and is accessed by a wide, gentle staircase, flanked by a magnificent, unfinished 15th-century bell tower.

The building houses the extremely precious Cathedral Treasury, which is particularly rich in works of art. You can climb the bell tower and admire the roofs of Girgenti from above. The cathedral’s historical archives contain a document as singular as it is mysterious: the letter of the devil, a 17th-century manuscript written in indecipherable characters and addressed to a nun, the Beata Corbera mentioned by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa in his novel, The Leopard. Travel back in time at the Valley of the Temples.

The ancient city of Akragas (Agrigento) was founded by the Greeks, who built imposing temples in a green valley, now UNESCO- listed for having the best-preserved temples outside of Greece. The archaeological site lies 3 km below the actual city.

Stroll along the 2 km-long pathway amongst olive trees and admire the ruins of the temple of Hercules, the huge temple of Zeus, the still intact temple of Concordia, and the Demeter and Kore sanctuary.
Along the way, you can also visit old necropolises, a hypogeum, and an Art Nouveau villa.

11:30 am

Explore Agrigento and the legendary Valley of the Temples, where the remains of seven Doric temples stand in a breathtaking setting of almond groves and olive trees! Visit the incomparable Temple of Juno built on the top of the hill and affording spectacular views of the countryside, coastline and sea. Take a walk to see the impressive fortifications and Byzantine arcosolia (arched recesses for tombs). Continue your exploration of Agrigento’s other great temples, including the perfectly proportioned and wonderfully preserved Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Heracles, the Temple of Zeus—the largest Doric temple ever built—and the Temple of the Dioscuri. Learn about the fascinating secrets of their construction, the brilliant civilization that gave rise to them, and about the men who made ancient Akragas, “the most beautiful of mortal cities.”

Tuesday · March 25th
Breakfast at Villa
07:30 Start Time Lunch will also be available for purchase for anyone staying behind.

11:00 am Visit to Marina Ragusa (Bring your bathing suit and towel)

Marina di Ragusa, a seaside hamlet of Ragusa, was a fishing village in ancient times. It still preserves an old area called Mazzarelli, which is nowadays its lively centre rich in pubs, coffee bars and restaurants. There is also a beach area to enjoy,
The beach La Mancina, located near the tourist port, is a free beach perfect for young people who love playing sports: it is very wide and equipped with beach fields. There are several bars by the beach to enjoy a coffee break or a happy hour. There is also a beach club, “La Ola Beach”, where you can rent sun loungers and umbrellas.
Walk around the city centre of Marina di Ragusa and discover its most typical corners.
Of the old seaside hamlet, the town preserves the Tower Cabrera, located south of Piazza Duca degli Abruzzi and overlooking the promenade Lungomare Andrea Doria. It is a lookout tower dating back to the sixteenth century, but what we can see now are only the walls of the basis. North of the central square, there is the Church of Santa Maria di Portosalvo, dating back to the ‘30s of the last century.
Nearby the Tower Cabrera there was an old port, where now is Piazza della Dogana: here you can still recognize a typical small dock used for little boats.
Do not miss a boat ride: the port houses some agencies where you can book boat excursions, also with a skipper, and choose different tours, such as trips with cocktail on board or a boat tour of the filming locations of Inspector Montalbano. You can also rent rafts, pedalos and other water sport equipment. If you want to test yourself with something different from the usual beach day, try a sailing sport: you can take sailing, windsurfing and kitesurfing lessons or stand-up-paddle boarding (SUP) lessons at different levels. It will be a truly unique experience!
The tourist port of Marina di Ragusa, which rises in an area once occupied by the ancient Scalo Trapanese, is one of the main tourist ports in Sicily with its eight hundreds dockings.
Visit the area of the port, a very popular attraction for those who stay in Marina di Ragusa. There are restaurants, coffee bars, and shops. A great place for a stroll and to get lunch.

Arrive in Ragusa, a hilltop city in Southeastern Sicily. Start the tour of Ragusa visiting Ibla, the old town, home to many Baroque buildings, like the Duomo of San Giorgio, a grand church with paintings and stained-glass windows and a rival to Modica’s Cathedral (of the same name). There are sweeping views from the Giardino Ibleo, a public park with churches and fountains. You will visit several artisans who are keeping traditions alive, including lace-making and the time honored tradition of the ornate Sicilian donkey carts!

3pm Ragusa Tour

Ragusa Ibla rises in the heart of Val di Noto. It is known for its magnificent baroque buildings and churches, wich are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
During our tour we will discover the town’s architectural beauties through a visit to the amazing San Giorgio church and admiring the typical sicilian balcony decorations wich ornates Palazzo Cosentini. We will show you the ruins of Portale San Giorgio that survived to the 1693 earthquake. We will finish with a relaxing walk through the elegant Giardino Ibleo, The public gardens which were the favorite meeting point of the local aristocracy.

6:45 pm Pizza Dinner out in Ragusa at That’s A Moro
Largo Camarina 5,
https://thatsamoro.it/

Meeting Point: Largo Camarina 5,
Pizza dinner together.
Vibrant restaurant offering classic regional dishes, plus sculptures & paintings from local artists.
Wine, beer, and soft drinks will be included

Wednesday · March 26th
Breakfast at Villa 07:30 Start Time

11:00 am Day Trip to Taormina

What do Goethe, Alexander Dumas, Johannes Brahms, Gustav Klimt, D.H. Lawrence, Richard Wagner, Oscar Wilde, Truman Capote, John Steinbeck, Ingmar Bergmann, Francis Ford Coppola, Leonard Bergman, Marlene Dietrich, Greta Garbo, Federico Fellini, Cary Grant, Gregory Peck, Elisabeth Taylor and Woody Allen have in common?
Simple – they have all sojourned in Taormina, the pearl of the Mediterranean.
Idyllically perched on a rocky promontory high above the sea, Taormina has been the most popular tourist destination in Sicily for a couple of hundred of years, ever since it became an integral part of the Grand Tour. Beautifully restored medieval buildings, breathtaking views around every corner and a giddy network of winding streets strewn with shops, bars and restaurants make for a perfect holiday spot.
Spend the afternoon exploring on your own. Catch an early dinner before we head back to the beautiful Baglio Occipinti.

1:30 pm Guided Walking Tour of Taormina

Meeting Point
Ancient Greek-roman Theater

Taormina is certainly on the podium of the most charming and iconic locations in the whole of Sicily.
The guided tour begins at the beautiful Ancient Greek-roman Theater, a symbol of Taormina in the world.. It was carved into the mountain and from here you can enjoy a breathtaking view overlooking the Ionian Sea and with the volcano Mount Etna in the background.
Next we reach Palazzo Corvaia in a purely Gothic style, the most famous palace in Taormina. The tour continues near Porta Catania with Palazzo Duchi di Santo Stefano , also in Gothic style, and the Baroque-style Church of San Giuseppe.
The tour ends at the Taormina Cathedral built around 1400 on the ruins of a small medieval church dedicated to St. Nicholas of Bari and probably a preexisting pagan church.

Thursday · March 27th
Breakfast at Villa 07:30 Start Time

Free morning at Villa-Optional Activities
Sleep in.
Lounge by the pool, get a massage, walk in the gardens, have a leisurely lunch, go horseback riding, visit COS winery (please let us know in advance, tastings will be available for 60 euros).
The beach is a 20-minutes away. (We can arrange transport).

We can give you some suggestions if you want to visit outside the Villa.
Notes

• Massages-90€ single massage / 95€ couple massage per person.
• Yoga Class- It costs 100€ from 1 to 6 people, from 7 people up it is 20€ per person.
• Horse back horse back tour, the guests can choose a 1hour tour, 50€ per person or a 2 hours tour, 70€ per
  person.
• Cos Winery-Vineyard/Winery, tasting, and snacks 60 € per person.
  Please let us know as soon as possible so we can accommodate your times.
  

09:30 Start Time Trip to the supermarket

10:00 am Yoga Class By The Reception Notes
17 euros per person.

11:00 Start Time, Eugenia’s Handbag Making Class, 100 euros per person

Eugenia, the talented handbag designer will be offering a class on how to make a typical Sicilian Coffa Bag with traditional decoration.
She will also be displaying her beautiful handbags for purchase. When I was at the Baglio Occhipinti, I noticed her carrying one and remarked how beautiful it was. She explained that she is the creator and designer of the bags. I thought this would be a wonderful opportunity for you to see these beautiful designs by a young local artisan.
Notes
100 euros per person
There will be also bags for purchase.

3:00 pm Wine Tasting at Occhipinti Winery

We will visit the Occhipinti winery where we will tour the fields, winery, and tasting room. There will be light snacks served with the wine tasting.
There is a wonderful little shop where you can purchase wine and other things associated with the vineyard.
Notes
During his trip to Sicily, Stanley Tucci reserves a day to visit the vineyard of Arianna Occhipinti. Arianna’s wines delight the palates of foodies and gourmand from all over the world. Arianna’s story is very interesting. It starts like thousands of other Sicilian stories. A young smart professionals that leaves the island to build a career in a land of better opportunities. If thousands go, hundreds come back. Arianna belongs to the latter group. Her love for Sicily couldn’t keep her away for too long. She came back to Vittoria and started her own wine making business. As Stanley says ‘Sicilian aren’t easy to be celebrated on their own’. They often need a blend to have more elegant results. But Arianna’s wines prove that passion and knowledge can turn a reputation upside down. Delicacy is the keyword.

1:00 pm Lunch at Villa, Serving a wonderful lunch at the Baglio.

8:00 pm Dinner at the Villa

Amazing multi-course dinner.
Drinks alcoholic and non-alcoholic not included (can be charged to your room).

Friday · March 28th
Breakfast at Villa 07:30 Start Time

10:00 Modica Tour

Leave at 10:00 am for the 45 minute drive to Modica.
Modica is surprising, elegant, and mysterious. The best way to explore this town is on foot. You can enjoy walking its stairways, getting lost in the maze of alleyways, and overlooking its viewpoints. You’ll need a lot of energy: luckily Modica is also the Sicilian homeland of chocolate. Modica Bassa is the town’s meeting place and where our journey begins. The Church of San Pietro is a landmark.
Strolling along Corso Umberto I, you will see the many shops and taverns, delicious restaurants, and pastry shops. 45 minutes to stroll the area before we meet up for our chocolate tour.

11:30 Modica Chocolate Tasting Tour

Modica Chocolate Tasting Tour
Corso Umberto I, 159 | 97015 Modica

Meeting Point
Antica Dolceria Bonajuto

For six generations and more than 150 years it has been producing its chocolate by hand and passing down sweets and nougats from the Modican and Sicilian tradition.
During the tour, you’ll see how we make our chocolate bars from the cocoa beans and with the traditional cold process technique (which Bonajuto is famous for). Before we start there’s always some cold or hot chocolate to taste (depending on the weather!). Once the tour is finished, guests are welcome in our shop which is just next door.

14:00 Start Time

Much of the pleasure of visiting Scicli is derived from simply strolling past the magnificent architecture and soaking up the atmosphere. However, the following buildings definitely merit a visit. Start by getting your bearings in the very beautiful pedestrianised Via Francesco Mormino Penna, home to several Baroque palaces and churches, and a good place to sit and watch the world go by.
Palazzo Beneventano
This 17th century building is best known for its superb façade, complete with curved balconies, monstrous gargoyles, frills and follies. The palazzo is on Via Duca d’Aosta, close to Piazza Italia and Via Penna, but is not open to the public.
Palazzo Spadaro. Situated on Via Francesco Mormino Penna, Palazzo Spadaro dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries, and is home to several significant works of art. But its exterior is as beautiful as its interiors, adorned with balconies featuring geometric and floral motifs.
Montalbano in Scicli
If you enjoyed the detective Montalbano books and TV series, be sure to stop by the town hall, also on Via Mormino Penna, which was used as the fictional police station, the ‘Commissariato di Vigata’. Palazzo Iacono, in nearby Piazza Italia, was used as the exterior of the ‘Questura di Montelusa’, the fictional regional police HQ.
Scicli’s largest churches are the Chiesa Santa Maria La Nova and the 15th century Chiesa di San Bartolomeo.

2:30 pm Cannoli Tasting

Meeting Point
Via San Bartolomeo 10

Cannolia THE #1 HOT CANNOLI IN SICILY
We are the hot cannoli guys.
We started from the origin of the cannoli to let you enjoy the original flavor of the most famous Sicilian dessert in the world. We prepare the waffle with our little hands, fry it in sunflower oil and then fill it with pure ricotta processed only with sugar. We were born to bring the cannoli culture to the world.
Our aim is to make you eat better not only because we are attentive to your well-being but because we want you to discover the original flavors that industrialization has taken away from us.
Welcome to Cannolia , the delicious world dedicated to the typical Sicilian dessert. The hot cannoli experience is different: the wafer is freshly cooked and filled with a touch of ricotta over the edge.
The contrast of the ricotta or fresh cream enhances the flavor of the Cannolo, making it unique.
Enjoying a hot cannoli is an experience you will never forget! Cannolia is part of that golden Sicily where dreams take flight on butterfly wings.
It is an authentic Sicily where simple ingredients such as flour, cream and ricotta take shape to make your taste buds explode.

Evening Cooking Class: Time TBD

Saturday · March 29th
Breakfast at Villa 07:30 Start Time

09:30 Syracuse Tour

Leave for Syracuse at 9:30 am. You will have free time in the afternoon to explore on your own. We will be departing 6:00 pm. Syracuse is a city on the Ionian coast of Sicily, Italy. It’s known for its ancient ruins. The
central Archaeological Park Neapolis comprises the Roman Amphitheater, the Teatro Greco and the Orecchio di Dionisio, a limestone cave shaped like a human ear. The Museo Archeologico Regionale Paolo Orsi exhibits terracotta artifacts, Roman portraits and Old Testament scenes carved into white marble.

Free time in Syracuse.

11:30 Tour of Syracuse

We will leave from Piazza Pancali, by the temple of Apollo, the oldest temple in Sicily. We will visit the open market of Ortigia, the most authentic expression of the city of Syracuse, where the local economy
proudly displays the best products of the territory and the sea that surrounds us.
Behind the scenes of the market is the Graziella district with its courtyards and recent transformations.
Walking through the ancient holy way of Ortigia, we will arrive to the scenographic Piazza Archimede with the fountain of Diana disclosing the myth of Arethusa nymph.
Through the alleys of Ortigia we will reach the spectacular Piazza Duomo, a popular venue for fashion shows, movies and exclusive events. We will understand a lot about the history of Syracuse and its ancient grandeur through its Cathedral, guardian of the relic of the Saint patron, Lucia.
We will conclude the visit at the Arethusa spring where the circle of historical and mythological references scattered along the route closes with the exciting view of the Ionian sea.

7pm: Farewell Dinner at the Villa

We say farewell to the beautiful Baglio Occhipinti with a beautiful multi-course dinner. There will also be a wonderful surprise planned. Drinks alcoholic and non-alcoholic not included (can be charged to your room).

Sunday · March 30th
Upon checking out, please read your bill carefully to make sure you are being charged what you think you ordered. If there looks to be any discrepancies, please let me know and I will take care of it.

Breakfast at Villa 07:30 Start Time

En Route to Palermo
10:30 Departure

Leaving our beautiful villa after breakfast. En route, we will stop for a snack break/light lunch on your own.

2:30 pm Check-In

Hotel Politeama – Palermo, Sicily Island, Italy
39 091-322777
Piazza Ruggiero Settimo 15, Palermo, Sicily Island, Italy 90139

The central location, in the pulsating heart of luxury shopping, business and entertainment and a few steps from the historic centre.
Elegance and atmosphere combined with comfort and relaxation for a stay in the city center in a historic hotel that does not forget its past and looks towards the future. The familiar and elegant environment at the same time and the new services offered will provide unique emotions while being pampered by our staff. There is a roof-top bar. The hotel is next door to the Prada store.

• Politeama Garibaldi Theater – 2 min walk
• Via Roma – 3 min walk
• Teatro Massimo – 7 min walk
• Quattro Canti – 15 min walk
• Palermo Cathedral – 17 min walk

Free Afternoon in Palermo/Dinner are your own

Monday · March 31st

10:30 am Food and Historic Palermo Walking Tour

Meeting Point
Teatro Massimo-Piazza Giuseppe Verdi

We will have a 4 hour private walking tour with street food tastings. The tour will be broken up into two groups of 10 to better interact with our guides.
We will show you the main historical attractions (from outside) and also offer enough tastings to substitute a lunch. Attractions (from outside): Capo market, Cathedral, piazza Quattro Canti, city hall square, piazza Bellini, piazza San Domenico.
Inclusions: Tastings of 6 different street foods + Sicilian cannolo + 3 beers
We also include headphones.
Topics: Sicilian cuisine, Sicilian history and art, locals daily life, habits and traditions, social controversial topics. In 2020 and 2021 our Palermo food tour has been ranked #5 by Tripadvisor among the best 15 culinary experiences in the world, making it the number 1 food tour in Italy. On the Palermo street food morning tour we hosted Rick Stein (BBC2), Paul Hollywood (City Bakes) and Rick Steves’ crew.
Notes
There will be a couple, of rest stops through out the tour.

Free afternoon/evening in Palermo dinner on your own.

Tuesday · April 1st

11:00 am Meeting Point
Hotel Lobby
Tuesday · April 1st

Optional Day trip to beautiful Cefalu. Explore the town on your own. We will have a private transfer to and from Cefalu to our hotel. Things to do in Cefalu:
Duomo di Cefalù
Piazza del Duomo
Porta Pescara-Towards on end of the main promenade you’ll find this beach butting up to the breakwater. There’s an extensive walk along the promenade taking in the sea and sights of the town.
Lungomare Cristoforo Colombo-Historical buildings reflected in the turquoise sea, the majestic Duomo, popping out in the background above all the rooftops and the massive cliff La Rocca, dominating the entire landscape. This is what you can see while walking along the Lungomare Cristoforo Colombo, between the narrow sandy beach on one side and the bars and restaurants lined up on the other side.
Spiaggia Caldura-Beach area.
Lots of shops and Restaurants.

7:30 pm Going Away Dinner in Palermo-(PMO)
P.za Giuseppe Verdi, 25/26,
Near the theatre Giuseppe Verdi where we met for the food tour

Wednesday · April 2nd
Transfer · Private Bus Transfer to the Airport-TBD

** END OF TOUR **

Included

• 7 nights in Villa
• 3 nights in Palermo boutique hotel
• Daily breakfast
• Meals stated in itinerary.
• Tours stated in itinerary.
• 
  Not included
• International Flights
• Incidentals
• Meals not stated in itinerary
• Alcohol and drinks unless stated in the itinerary
• Spa treatments
• Extra activities
• Tips (pooling tips $160 USD per person for the entire trip)
• Travel Insurance (optional)
• Special seat assignments not included on flights
• Hotel laundry services

Booking contact: Sherry Mila sherry.kumar@TravelClubsInternational.com

Non-refundable deposits can either be paid online, personal check, Venmo or Paypal. Balances are to be collected by check and are due 60 days prior to departure.

Booking Contact: Sherry Mila Sherry.Kumar@TravelClubsInternational.com 215-914-8402