Sicily · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
The 15 best self-guided tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Visit Taormina’s ancient theater with skip-the-line entry, a multilingual audio guide, and sweeping views of Sicily’s coast and hills.
“Loved that it was self guided and really enjoyed the information provided. Skip the line option was so helpful and time saving.”
Review of Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples ticket with app audioguide, practical entry tips, temple highlights, walking advice, and value notes.
“Absolutely amazing site - must see for anyone visiting Sicily.”
Explore Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples with a $17 entry ticket, multilingual audio guide, and access to the Treasures of Italy exhibition.
“la visite est parfaite. a faire au coucher du soleil magnifique. cependant l audioguide n est pas top. 1es explication par temple ne dure qu une minute du mal a trouver la position exacte sur le site. et comme l appli est sur le téléphone, quand on prend des photo il faut se remettre sur l appli.... donc je recommande cette visite bien sûr mais sans l audioguide un manuel a vendre a l entrée est presque mieux”
Explore Selinunte’s vast Greek ruins, temples, sanctuaries, and Cusa quarries with skip-the-line entry and a digital postcard.
“I definitely liked the initiative, the price is the service offered! Wonderful assistance!!!”
Explore Syracuse at your own pace with a low-cost audio and written guide covering Ortigia, Greek ruins, churches, food tips, and Google Maps.
“A very good experience, the guide is very good and we were able to learn during the trip. You can follow it perfectly with Google Maps.Auto-translated”
Explore Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples with a $4.70 GPS audio guide covering 11 sites, Greek myths, history, and practical visit tips.
“Very nice experience. I recommend light shoes and a hat if there is a lot of sun. I recommend choosing the ITGUIDES audio guide for sight because geolocalization is very convenient. The individual descriptions are not very long but I think they contain all the most important information and also some curiosities and legends.”
Review Segesta’s $23 park ticket, Doric temple, ancient theater, app audioguide, practical tips, drawbacks, and value.
“Segesta is beautiful, but the audio guide is from the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento. However, it can be purchased on site for €5.”
Review of Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples ticket and phone audio guide, with practical advice on value, entry, walking, and common tech problems.
“The Valley of the Temples is fantastic. A must see in my opinion. There is a lot of walking to do between the different sites, but well worth the effort once you get their. BAD THING the audio guide was so complicated to install and figure out, that we gave up and paid for a €1.50 map. What a joke the audio guide instalation was. Actually, the whole ticketing process is very poorly implemented. If your are over 25 you wont be able to figure it out! First up, you get a "voucher" from Viator. In some places this is refered to as a ticket and in other places its…”
Explore Monreale’s Norman cloister with an audio app, 228 carved columns, a fountain, and easy one-day admission near Palermo.
Explore Catania at your own pace with a low-cost audio walk from Ursino Castle to the Benedictine Monastery.
“Great, we felt like we saw most of what catania jas to offer. We saw parts that we wouldn’t have if investigating by ourselves”
Explore Palermo at your own pace with 31 audio stops, offline listening, city history, food, churches, museums, and Monreale.
Explore Palermo’s 10-hectare Botanical Garden, home to 12,000 plant species, historic art, and a digital audio guide for Palermo.
Explore Palermo at your own pace with a low-cost audio guide linking Arab-Norman churches, markets, palaces, and local food tips.
“Great tour with lots of information. Links were great to maps and the tour meant we visited all the important sights in an efficient order and most importantly in our own time.”
Visit Agrigento’s Greek temples and Piazza Armerina’s Roman mosaics on a 10-hour audio-guided trip from Catania.
“We were not notified that the driver did not speak English. There was a pre-recorded description during the ride, but the driver could not communicate with its passengers.”
Review of the Siracusa to Marzamemi and Noto tour, with audio guide details, value advice, itinerary notes, and practical booking tips.
“This could have been better. The office where we were to meet was completely torn apart as they were doing work, and no one from any tourist service was there. At one minute before starting time a van arrived and we got in. The driver was only a driver and only spoke Italian. He drove exceedingly fast which eventually we mentioned to him. The audio guide was a voice in 4 languages telling a little about Marzamemi and then Noto, but was not pleasant to listen to. After our two hours in Noto the driver took us back to the meeting point in Syracuse, less than six hours after we…”
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