Explore the Valley of the Temples

Embark on the Ultimate French & Italian Riviera Road Trip, a personalized self-drive itinerary that takes you on a journey through the most glamorous destinations of the Riviera. Over the course of 12 nights, you'll experience the iconic charm of Cannes, the elegance of Monaco, the beauty of Portofino, and the serenity of Lake Como.

Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo is a stunning neo-classical hotel situated in the beautiful Sicilian town of Taormina. With breathtaking views of the bay and the magnificent Mt Etna, the hotel is the perfect base to discover the delights of Sicily.

Once the ancient residence of Prince Nicolac, Il San Corrado di Noto has been luxuriously renovated keeping the Baroque charm and history, boasting contemporary lines and furnishings, two indulgent pools, sublime cuisine and private beach club.

Set on the rugged coastline of southern Sicily, Verdura Resort is a stylish and luxurious Rocco Forte property. With extensive grounds, first class facilities, renowned Rocco Forte Spa and exceptional service, it's perfect for families.

Perched on the coastal site of a 14th century Dominican convent high above the Ionian Sea, the iconic Four Seasons San Domenico Palace, with its elegant accommodation and superb views, epitomises timeless Sicilian charm.

Discover Hotel Villa Athena, a Sicilian gem nestled in the heart of Agrigento. Immerse yourself in luxury, history, and breath-taking views of the ancient Valley of the Temples.

Belmond Villa Sant’Andrea is a charming villa style hotel situated on a beautiful bay close to Mount Etna. Belmond Villa Sant’Andrea has a reputation as one of the most exclusive hotels in Taormina and retains the atmosphere of a private residence.

Located just outside Palermo, Sicily's largest city, the Grand Hotel Villa Igiea is a historic building boasting original frescoes and antique furnishings, providing a unique base from which to explore the city and the island.

La Foresteria Planeta Estate is a charming boutique vineyard hotel in the north west of Sicily. With beautiful views over Menfi’s countryside, and within striking distance of the sea, this hotel is the perfect place to relax away from the bustling towns.

A former 18th century baroque palazzo, this beautifully designed and curated boutique hotel exudes understated classical elegance and stylish Italian flair. Expect warm hospitality, an intimate vibe and superb location for exploring UNESCO-listed Noto.

Explore Mount Etna with a professional mountaineering guide. Traverse lava flows, extinct craters, and a lava tube cave by 4x4 and foot, discovering the volcano’s raw power and beauty in this immersive journey through Sicily’s UNESCO natural wonder.

Discover the art of Sicilian cooking in a private masterclass with a local chef. You'll visit the market to purchase your ingredients before heading to the kitchen and learning how to cook traditional Sicilian recipes.

Explore Taormina’s cliffside charm on winding streets with stunning Ionian Sea views. Visit the historic Teatro Greco and savor the town’s finest granita, immersing yourself in centuries of Sicilian history, culture, and timeless beauty.

Visit the magnificent town of Ragusa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site boasting incredible Baroque architecture, and discover the beauty of the city with your private guide.

Renowned for its impressive Baroque architecture, Noto is a UNESCO World Heritage Site boasting some of the most picturesque streets in Sicily. Explore the town with your private guide and discover the history behind the architecture.

Explore the charming town of Modica and its medieval center with your private guide. Discover its elaborate architecture and picturesque streets as you wind your way through the city.

The historical heart of Syracuse, the island of Ortigia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site home to beautiful Baroque architecture. Explore this stunning island with your private guide and learn about its fascinating history.

In the "Gattopardo" Footsteps is an experience based on exploring the Literary Park, named so because of the region's connection to the book Il Gattopardo or The Leopard and its author, Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa.