The largest island in the Mediterranean with a turbulent and fascinating history. The many inhabitants of the island including Romans, Greeks, Arabs and Spanish have all left their mark. There are many archaeological sites all over Sicily from amphitheatres, temples and impressive towns including Segesta, Selinunte and The Valley of Temples in Agrigento.

Mount Etna dominates the eastern part of the island, at over 1000ft higher than Corsican and Creten mountain ranges, it is the highest peak of any Mediterranean island. Although ruled by Italy, Sicily has a distinct culture which is instantly evident. A great climate, wild untamed atmosphere, contrasting landscape and beautiful beaches all contribute to making this a unique holiday destination.