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7-Day Escorted Tour of Sicily from Catania to Palermo

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Excursion of 7 days in Sicily, departing from Catania

With this amazing 7-day escorted tour you will visit the most beautiful and charming cities in Sicily . A journey steeped in the rich history and nature of the island , that will give you the opportunity to fully enjoy the treasures of Catania , Agrigento , Palermo , Mount Etna and much more!

7 Days group tour of Sicily, from Catania to Palermo highlights: 

• Discover Sicily and its destination of historical and artistic interest
• Visit the most important sights of the island, departing from Catania
• Enjoy the natural sceneries of Sicily at the Mount Etna, Piazza Armerina and Agrigento
• Admire the beauty of Sicily as you breathe its unique, magical atmosphere
• Savor the delicious dishes of the renowned Sicilian cuisine

7 Days group tour of Sicily, from Catania to Palermo

With this amazing 7-day escorted tour of Sicily , departing from Catania , you will have the opportunity to live a unique experience around the island , discovering all its greatest destinations.

Day 1: Catania area

Independent arrival at the hotel in   Catania area . Enjoy a welcome cocktail. Dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Mount Etna (honey tasting) - Taormina - Catania

After breakfast at the hotel, weather conditions permitting, join an excursion to Mount Etna , the highest active volcano in Europe. On the way, you will stop to the village of Zafferana Etnea , "the City of Honey" to visit a factory where they produce honey and taste the precious nectar made by skilled hands. Back to the hotel for lunch. Continue to Taormina , charming city called "the pearl of the Ionian Sea", located overlooking the sea and the peak of Mount Etna. Lunch in a local restaurant. Free time at leisure to enjoy the city. Individual visit of the fascinating Greek-Roman theatre. Back to the hotel for lunch. Enjoy a dinner in a local restaurant located in the historical centre. Back to the Hotel in Catania area and overnight.

Day 3: Syracuse (street food eXPerience) - Noto - Ragusa

After breakfast, depart to Syracuse to visit one of the most beautiful Greek colony of Sicily . Visit of the archaeological park "Neapolis" (with the famous Latomie of the Paradise, the Greek Theatre and the Dyonisios "Ear") and visit of the island of Ortigia, the small baroque old city centre (with the Cathedral, which is built on the site of the Temple of Minerva, the legendary "Fontana Arethusa" and the Temple of Apollo). Have a stop in a Sicilian street food delicatessen vintage shop for an unforgettable light lunch with several samples of typical Sicilian appetizers. In the afternoon, proceed to Noto , renowned for the harmony and unity of its Baroque style and today declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Then proceed to Ragusa , check-in at the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 4: Modica (chocolate tasting) - Agrigento

After breakfast, depart to Modica to visit the city divided into two parts: Modica "Bassa" and "Alta". Here you will have the possiblity to taste the famous chocolate (Xocoatl) made with ancient methods brought to Sicily with Spanish domination. Lunch in a local restaurant. In the afternoon, proceed to Agrigento to visit the magnificent Valley Of Temples of Agrigento, a UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Temple of Concord, which is in almost perfectly preserved conditions, Juno and Heracles that represent the most beautiful example of the Greek Civilization in Sicily . Arrival at the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 5: Selinunte (oil tasting & lunch in a farmhouse) - Marsala (visit of a winery & wine tasting) - Palermo

After breakfast, depart to the Archaeological Park of Selinunte , the largest in the Mediterranean area with the impressive Temples and Acropolis. Then you will stop in a local farmhouse, famous for olive oil production: before lunch, it will be possible to have an oil tasting of local production. Continue to Marsala , a city on the western coast famous for its production of sweet Sicilian wine. Visit to a prestigious winery, where you will enjoy a wine tasting and learn about local production. Proceed to Palermo  for the check-in at the hotel, dinner and overnight.

Day 6: Monreale - Palermo

After breakfast, visit Palermo , one of the richest towns in the island for history and art, with its Cathedral (during the Holy Mass, exterior visit only), the Palace of the Normans and its superb "Palatina" Chapel, the "Quattro Canti", the fountain of "Piazza Pretoria", the Church of Santa Caterina and its cloister. Lunch in a local restaurant. Later on, proceed to Monreale to visit its huge Norman Cathedral, proclaimed the Eighth Wonder of the World, and its splendid Cloister in Arab-Norman style. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure. Return to Palermo , dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 7: Palermo

Breakfast and end of the tour (contact us for a quotation for a private transfer to the airport).

Other eXPeriences in Sicily

We also suggest you the   5-days tour, departing from Palermo , the  9-Day Escorted Tour of Sicily departing from Palermo in half board , the  9-Day semi Escorted Tour of Sicily and Eolian Islands, Departing from Palermo , the 8-Day Escorted Tour of Sicily, departing from Palermo , the  8-Days escorted Tour of the best of Sicily departing from Catania and the 6-Days Escorted Tour of Sicily, Departing from Catania .

• Departure from Catania area
• Mount Etna, Taormina, Syracuse, Noto, Ragusa, Modica, Agrigento, Selinunte, Marsala, Palermo, Monreale
• End of the tour in Palermo
• Accommodation in 4* hotels
• Welcome cocktail
• Tour in full board: 6 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 6 dinners (in hotels and local restaurants)
• Mineral water (1/2 per person) at all meals
• Bus GT or minivan with driver/guide for groups with less than 8 pax
• Tour escort at disposal for the whole tour
• Guided visits according to the program
• Porterage at hotels
• Whispers Kit
• Tasting of local products (Selinunte, Mt. Etna, Modica, Marsala & Syracuse)
• Transfers in/out
• City taxes (to be paid directly at the hotels)
• Entrance tickets to museums, monuments and archaeological sites
• Beverages (except  1/2 mineral water per person in all meals)
• Tips (optional)
• Anything which is not clearly specified under "Included"

Meeting point information and local telephone numbers at your destination are included on your Confirmation Voucher.

  The price shown is per person in a double room. Contact us if you would like to book a single or triple room and extra services ( pre/post-nights , transfers in/out ).   For organizational reasons, the itinerary may be reversed or modified without notice. In some departures, the visit of Erice could be replaced by the visit of Selinunte; the visit of Ragusa & Modica could be replaced by the visits of Acireale and Catania.   Cancellation Policy:

• 100 % penalty from 2 days and NO SHOW
• 50 % from 3 to 7 days before the beginning of theTour
• 30 % from 8 to 14 days before the beginning of the Tour
• 10 % from 15 to 30 days before the beginning of the Tour

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From Catania to Palermo | 6 Days

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Catania, Siracusa, Ragusa, Agrigento, Marsala, Erice, Palermo

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Tour at a Glance

Feel like a true Sicilian as you tantalise your senses with food and culture on this 6 day tour

• Discover Marsala, known for its aromatic wine
• Visit the Greek colony of Siracusa
• Explore the medieval hilltop town of Erice
• Experience the Capital of Sicily, Palermo

• Map is an indication of destinations visited and may not depict the exact route taken.

Day 1 – Saturday:                          CATANIA

Upon arrival at Catania Airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure. Welcome drink and dinner at your hotel. Overnight Catania. (D)

Day 2 – Sunday:                             CATANIA – SIRACUSA – CATANIA

After breakfast, departure to Siracusa: visit the World Heritage Site “Neapolis”. The visit of this archaeological area includes the famous Greek theatre, the Roman Amphitheatre, the Latomie of Paradise, and the “Dionysius Ear”. Continue to the island of Ortigia, the small baroque old city centre of Siracusa. Visit the beautiful Cathedral, which is built upon the site of the Doric Temple of Minerva, the legendary Arethusa’s Fountain, and the Temple of Apollo. Free time for lunch and afternoon at your own leisure to stroll through the streets of the centre and for shopping. Return to your hotel in Catania for overnight. (B)

Day 3 – Monday:                           CATANIA – RAGUSA

After breakfast, depart for a walking tour of Catania. Stroll through the city centre with your professional guide who will charm you with the history of the city and take you to visit the famous fish market “A PISCARIA”, one of the largest fish markets in Sicily. As old as the city itself, it’s a great way to experience the abundant fishing and seafood culture of Sicily, with a very special and authentic atmosphere. Depart to Ragusa, renowned for its cheese production, therefore, we will not miss a tasting of artisan cheeses and Sicilian specialties (light lunch). We will visit the enchanting historical centre “Ibla”, with its stunning baroque palaces and churches. Together with seven other cities in the Val di Noto, Ragusa is listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Overnight Ragusa. (B, D)

Day 4 – Tuesday:                           RAGUSA – AGRIGENTO – MARSALA

After breakfast, departure to Agrigento, a hillside town famous for its magnificent Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit of the Valley, including the Temple of Concordia, which is in almost perfectly preserved condition, and the temples of Juno and Heracles. In the afternoon we’ll proceed to Marsala a city on the western coast famous for its production of sweet Sicilian wine. Arrival at Baglio Donnafranca, a perfectly restored 19 th century baglio, which rises in the Marsala countryside, on the hills in front of the Stagnone Reserve and the Egadi Islands. The baglio was a property of Florio. Here we will have the opportunity to visit the cellar and learn all about winemaking. At the end of the tour, we will enjoy a wine tasting/light dinner at sunset. Overnight Marsala. (B)

Day 5 – Wednesday:                    MARSALA – ERICE – PALERMO 

After breakfast, departure to Erice via the spectacular “Salt Route”, a road flanked by the salt pans, windmills, and the “salt houses” where they still extract the sea salt as did the Phoenicians. Arrival in Erice, located on the top of a hill overlooking the city of Trapani and the Egadi Islands. Walk through its tiny and characteristic streets, the winding lanes, and inner courtyards. Stop for marzipan and biscuit tasting. Continue to Palermo, the capital of Sicily. We will enjoy a “street food” lunch in the centre of the town and then we’ll visit the Cathedral, one of the most important architectural monuments. Continue our visit by walking along Corso Vittorio Emanuele to reach “I Quattro Canti di Città” Piazza Pretoria, Piazza Bellini, and then visit the Church of Santa Caterina. Overnight in Palermo. (B, L)

Day 6 – Thursday:                         PALERMO

After breakfast, the tour concludes. End of our services. (B)

Accommodation (or similar):

CATANIA: Katane Palace Hotel

RAGUSA: Poggio Del Sole Resort

MARSALA: Baglio Donnafranca Wineresort

PALERMO: Grand Hotel Piazza Borsa, or Hotel Politeama Palace

• 4 nights accommodation in 4* hotels.
• 1 night in a Wine Resort
• Welcome drink on day 1.
• Meals as per itinerary
• Mineral water (1/2 per person) at meals in hotel
• 1 Street food lunch experience in Palermo including water and a glass of wine.
• Cheese & Sicilian products tasting/light lunch in Ragusa including water and a glass of wine.
• Almond pastries tasting in Erice.
• Visit of a cellar in Marsala
• Wine tasting and light dinner at Sunset in Marsala
• Transportation by deluxe motorcoach* with free wi-fi (*a minivan with English Speaking driver, normally not equipped with Wi-Fi, will be provided if there are 8 or less participants)
• English speaking Tour Escort* and local guides where necessary
• Whispers Kit (for groups with more than 10 passengers)
• Porterage at hotels
• Entrance tickets to sites and museums (unless pre-purchased)
• City Tax: to be paid directly at the Hotel.
• Beverages (excluding water with meals at hotel)
• Everything which is not mentioned in “inclusions”

Things to Note:

–          Accommodation is subject to change without notice. Every effort is made to avoid hotel changes, but should a mid-tour hotel change become necessary after this list has been printed, contact details of the new hotel will be supplied to you by your Tour Director.

–          For organisational reasons or health security, the itinerary may be reversed or modified without notice; in this case the operator ensures similar visits and excursions in accordance with the spirit of the tour program. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum of 9 pax, the operator will guarantee the departure, with a minivan, English Speaking driver and Local Guide services where necessary, reserving the right to make changes to the travel program by giving notice within 15 days before the departure date

–          Hotel taxes, service charges and tips for baggage handling are not included in the tour price.

–          Tour can be a combination of regular tours, therefore coach changes may be required. The same people may not be travelling throughout the tour.

–          Entrance fees to sights are not included but can be purchased as a supplement

–          A government tourist tax will need to be paid locally upon arrival at your hotels.

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Private Transfer Tour from Catania to Palermo: stopovers at Roman Villa and Valley of the Temples

A great way to move you from catania (east side) to palermo (west side) with stopover in two important local highlights such as: piazza armerina and agrigento, giving you the chance to delight the roman villa of casale and valley of the temples., transfer tour.

€  90

Catania >  Piazza Armerina  and  Agrigento >  Palermo Approximately Travel Time and Unit: Full Day  –  230 Miles (360 Kilometers) Private Vehicle and English Speaking Driver Disposal: full day from h 8AM Piazza Armerina, English Speaking Local Guide NOT included Agrigento, English Speaking Local Guide NOT included

Today meet our staff and departure for  Piazza Armerina  situated deep in the Sicilian hinterland, at 721 metres above sea level, one of Sicily’s most frequented tourist spots. However, it is not the town that most people come to see, but the famous  Villa Romana del Casale  ( Admission fee: not included ). Built in the middle of the 4th Century AD as a hunting lodge by a Roman patrician (it is not known for sure who the owner was) the Villa is home to some of the best preserved and extensive examples of Roman mosaics spread over around 3500mt. The villa is one of the most luxurious of its kind. It is especially noteworthy for the richness and quality of the mosaics which decorate almost every room; they are the finest mosaics  in situ  anywhere in the Roman world. These extraordinarily vivid mosaics, probably produced by North African artisans, deal with numerous subjects, ranging from Homeric escapades and mythological scenes to portrayals of daily life, including the famous tableau of girls exercising in their “bikinis”.

This afternoon departure for  Agrigento  to visit the finest of all ancient Greek sites—the complete  Doric Temples  ( Admission fee: not included ), one of Sicily’s most famous historical attractions. This is one of the most outstanding examples of Greater Greece art and architecture, and is one of the main attractions of Sicily as well as a national monument of Italy. The area was included in the UNESCO Heritage Site list in 1997. Founded as a Greek colony in the 6th century B.C., Agrigento became one of the leading cities in the Mediterranean world. Its supremacy and pride are demonstrated by the remains of the magnificent Doric temples that dominate the ancient town, much of which still lies intact under today’s fields and orchards. This splendid archaeological park consists of eight temples (and various other remains) built between about 510 BC and 430 BC: the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Heracles, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the Temple of Castor and Pollux, the Temple of Hephaestos, the Temple of Demeter, and the Temple of Asclepius (the God of Medicine). Apart from this latter, which is to be found on the banks of the Akragas river, all are situated in the same area on rocky crests south of modern day Agrigento (not really in a Valley at all!).

Later onto Palermo.

This transfer tour is operated with English speaking Driver. We do recommend to hire the local guide at: -Piazza Armerina, to visit the Roman Villa -Agrigento, to visit the Valley of the Temples You will find this extra service on the boking procedure and feel free to add or skip at your convenience.

TOUR DETAILS & BOOKING INFORMATION

FULL DAY TRANSFER-TOUR:  Full day excursion is approximately 7-10 hours in accordance with the itinerary and route.

PRE-POST TOURS:  pre-post tours and packages are available on request.

BAGGAGE HANDLING:  One big size and one trolley per person are allowed in this tour.

ADMISSION FEES : The price of this tour does not include Admission Fees.

TOUR CODE: CTAAGRPMO

• Category Transfer Palermo Catania , Transfer Tours , Transfer Tours from Catania
• Location Agrigento , Catania , Palermo , Piazza Armerina
• Grade Moderate
• Duration 9 Hours
• Category Transfer Tour
• Tour Type Private
• Season All Year
• Credit Card fees
• English speaking Driver
• Legal Invoice
• Pick-up & Drop-off Service
• Vehicle with air conditioning
• Visit as per itinerary (independent without booking of guide)
• Admission fees
• Beverages and meals
• Gratuities and tips
• Hotel accommodation
• Licensed Tourist Guide
• Travel Insurance

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Transfer with Sightseeing from Catania to Palermo

Transfer from catania to palermo with sightseeing along the way of beautiful sites: valley of the temples and roman villa of casale, transfer with sightseeing, all year round.

Approximately Travel Time and Unit: Full Day  –  230 Miles (360 Kilometers) Private Vehicle and English Speaking Driver Disposal: full day from h 8AM Piazza Armerina, English Speaking Local Guide NOT included Agrigento, English Speaking Local Guide NOT included

Later onto Palermo.

This transfer tour is operated with English speaking Driver. We do recommend to hire the local guide at: -Piazza Armerina, to visit the Roman Villa -Agrigento, to visit the Valley of the Temples You will find this extra service on the boking procedure and feel free to add or skip at your convenience.

FULL DAY TRANSFER-TOUR:  Full day excursion is approximately 7-10 hours in accordance with the itinerary and route.

PRE-POST TOURS:  pre-post tours and packages are available on request.

BAGGAGE HANDLING:  One big size and one trolley per person are allowed in this tour.

ADMISSION FEES : The price of this tour does not include Admission Fees.

TOUR CODE:  CTAAGRPMO

• Category Transfer Tours
• Category Transfer with sightseeing
• Tour Type Private
• Season All Year Round
• Duration 9h

How to get from Catania to Palermo

So, bus, train, car or private transfer. Let’s find out how to get from Catania to Palermo.

First, there are several ways  to get from Catania to Palermo. On average,  Public transport in Sicily  is quite efficient. However, if you travel with kids or if you carry heavy bags , it’s easier to book a private transfer or a shuttle service. Also, there are several connections from Catania Airport , or from the city centre, to Palermo .

As an alternative, you can rent a car or take a train. But, in our opinion, the easiest and most comfortable way to travel is with a private transfer.

Now, let’s see in the details the timetables , the prices , and the best way for you on how to get from Catania to Palermo .

How to get from Catania to Palermo by bus

From the airport.

Before arriving in Sicily, you should check all the connections from the airport, according to your flight schedule. Indeed, not all the public transports could be available at late night or early evening. So, are you wondering how to get from Catania to Palermo by bus? Or, if it’s comfortable. Well, let’s find it out together.

Unless you arrive from another region or city,  Sais  is the company operating in this route. But, you can also book one of the main  online among the several opt

First of all, every day, there is a direct shuttle departing from Catania–Fontanarossa Airport to Palermo . Usually, buses depart hourly. But, schedules sometimes depend on the weekday. Finally, the journey takes approximately 2 h 30 minutes .

So, one of the best ways on how to get from Catania to Palermo is the shuttle service .

Also, when in Catania, the buses for the airport depart from the main bus station, in front of the Central train station . While, in Palermo , the shuttles depart from the square next to the train station. Finally, in Palermo, the shuttle also stops at Piazza Politeama .

Normally, fares are about 6 euros , each way. Basically, this makes the bus the cheapest option on how to get from Catania to Palermo.

Now, here you have the timetables . First, as you can see, you have several options on how to get from Catania to Palermo. First, from the early morning, you can take the bust at 4:40. Mainly, this is the best option if you fly with low-cost companies. Whereas, the last but at night departs at 20:10. So, if you plan to arrive later, you should consider another option.

Finally, please note that the timetables may vary. So, we would suggest checking the bus company when looking for how to get from Catania to Palermo.

How to get from Catania to Palermo by Train

Whether you arrive at the airport or in the center, one of the best ways on how to get from Catania to Palermo is the train. Indeed, you have several options, according to the weekdays. Daily, there are 6 trains that go from Catania to Palermo central station . Also, when you search for times and tickets, there might also be you some other options, with multiple connections.

Usually, the average journey is 4:51 minutes . Also, on weekdays, the first train departs at 05:00. While the last one is at 22:54. Finally, keep in mind that there might also be fewer services on weekends or on holidays. Consult the timetable below for all the information.

Generally, the average journey price varies from  21 to 30 euros,  depending on the train you choose.

So, let’s see the timetables for the trains for how to get from Catania to Palermo. Also, note that those are for the direct connections . Indeed, there might also be other options, with exchanges.

So, let’s see now how to get from Catania to Palermo by car. Above all, the road distance from Catania to Palermo 213 km . Generally, the quickest way on how to get from Catania to Palermo is to drive .

But, compared with public transport, this option could be also the most expensive. Indeed, driving from Catania to Palermo would cost on average between 30 and 45 euro.

Also, there are some old streets that may be hard to take for non-expert drivers. So, if you prefer to go from Catania to Palermo by car , we would suggest booking a private transfer i nstead of renting a car. Above all, our drivers are professional , and they perfectly know the streets. But, there’s more. Indeed, they will wait for you at the Catania Airport arrivals, and they will drive you at your favourite location on the island.

Finally, they can also help you with your luggage and suggest the best Sicily Tours , Shore Excursions or One-day Tours .

Hopefully, we helped you in understanding how to get from Catania to Palermo. But, please, do not hesitate to contact us if you have any question, issue, or special requests. We would be more than happy to hear from you!

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Palermo and Catania, Sicily’s largest cities, are brimming with culture and incredible food. The real question is, how do you travel between them?

Guess what? We’ve been there, done that!

After spending a whole month in Sicily, we became pros at navigating from Palermo to Catania . We’ve gathered all the transport options and essential insights just for you for the best way to get from Palermo to Catania.

So, want the inside scoop to make your Sicilian journey smooth and memorable? Let’s dive in!

Palermo to Catania Overview

What is the BEST option for traveling from Palermo to Catania or from Catania to Palermo?

That really depends on your schedule and your travel preferences.

For us, we would lean towards bus or car rental. They will be the cheapest but most efficient way to travel from Palermo to Catania.

• Bus : Suitable for budget-conscious travelers.
• Train : Ideal for those who prefer comfort and scenic views but have plenty of time!
• Car Rental : Great for explorers who love freedom and road trips. Also best for efficiency!
• Private Transfer : Best for travelers seeking convenience and luxury.

Distance from Palermo to Catania

The distance between Palermo and Catania is roughly 211 kilometers or 131 miles .

Palermo is situated on the northwestern coast of Sicily, while Catania is located on the eastern coast of Sicily. The towns are situated somewhat perfectly opposite of each other on the island.

The most direct route from Palermo to Catania is through the middle of the island . On this route, you will pass through more rural terrain and sparse small towns since the majority of Sicily’s population lives along the coast.

To extend a trip between Palermo and Catania, you could easily road trip between these two cities along either coast. We would recommend taking the southern route through Agrigento, Ragusa, and Siracusa, but the northern route is also stunning !

Palermo to Catania by Bus

There are 2 bus operators who run the route between Palermo and Catania: Sais Autolinee and Flixbus. 🚍

Sais Autolinee makes roughly 16 round trips from Palermo to Catania a day, so there are plenty of opportunities to take a bus at your preferred time.

Sais Autolinee’s bus route takes 2 hours and 35 minutes between the two cities and costs around €14 one-way. Tickets are easy to book on Sais Autolinee’s website .

Flixbus is the other operator with 2 roundtrips between Palermo and Catania a day. The route with Flixbus takes about 3 hours and is €16 one-way . Tickets are easy to book on Flixbus’s website as well.

The bus station in Palermo is located on the outskirts of the primary historic area, and it takes only 10 minutes to walk from the center to reach the station.

In Catania, the bus station is located close to the port and is a 20-minute walk from Piazza del Duomo.

Palermo to Catania by Train

The train from Palermo to Catania is a bit less direct – the train follows the coastline and requires a change in Messina. 🚆

This is a great option if you’d like to take a quick detour in Messina – you could take the morning train there in the morning from Palermo/Catania. Then take the afternoon train out in the evening to Palermo/Catania.

The total time of the train ride is dependent on your layover in Messenia. In general, the total time is typically 4 and a half to 5 hours .

You can book the train with Trenitalia online . When booking, be sure you are picking the train option and not the bus option – an R logo denotes the train.

Tickets are typically €20 one-way .

Is the train from Palermo to Catania Scenic?

The train ride has some very scenic parts ! It is traveling along the coastline or in the countryside which provides plenty of picturesque views.

The train journey between Palermo and Catania is perfect for travelers who want to take in some of the countryside as well as witness some intriguing coastal headlands and small towns.

So, if you are looking for a scenic ride, the train ride is your best option for traveling from Palermo to Catania.

Palermo to Catania by Transfer

Due to the distance, there are not a lot of transfer options between Palermo and Catania.

Ubers and taxis are also unlikely to accept a request for this ride for the same reason.

We have found, however, that some of the “day trips” between the cities will allow you to stay in the city. Be sure to check with the provider before booking!

This transfer , for instance, offers transport but also a trip to the awesome Valley of Temples in Agrigento. This is a great opportunity to have a guided tour across Sicily.

Palermo to Catania by Car

Driving from Palermo to Catania by car is arguably the most convenient route.

Driving gives you the opportunity to make stops along the way and explore many parts of Sicily.

When taking the direct route through the island , the Palermo to Catania drive takes 2 hours and 35 minutes. The majority of the drive is on Highway A19, making the drive a breeze.

The direct route does not have many interesting stops. Enna is the only town of note worth stopping for. That is why we prefer the more engaging Northern or Southern Coast route when we aren’t in a hurry – it’s a great Palermo to Catania road trip.

When we rent a car in Sicily, we use AutoEurope to find the best deal and always get the $0 deductible plan.

Between the very narrow roads and driving customs in Sicily, we have yet to drive in Sicily and not end up with at least a small ding. The $0 deductible plan is peace of mind that is well worth the slight upcharge.

Northern Coast Route

If you choose the picturesque northern coastal route, the driving time without any stops would be around 4 hours . However, skipping stops would detract from the enjoyment of the journey.

We recommend stopping in and Cefalù, Messina, Taormina, and any beach in between. 🏖

This route does have tolls along the way. You will take a ticket at a toll entrance and pay when you leave the tollway.

Southern Coast Route

For a 2-day trip , we suggest taking the Southern Route which takes approximately 7 hours by car. I t would be ideal to make an overnight stop in Ragusa along the way.

This route takes you to the Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, Modica, Noto, Siracusa, and the Island of Ortigia.

✨ This route is our favorite route in order to experience many historical places in Sicily.

Top Stops between Palermo to Catania

There are some phenomenal places to stop at along the route from Palermo to Catania. Some are a bit more of a detour than others but they are all great places to explore Sicily.

Cefalù is a charming coastal town located north of Palermo that is famous for its stunning views, mountain castle, and beautiful beaches.

It is situated on the northern coastline and is an ideal destination for photography lovers as every street is picture-perfect.

We enjoyed taking leisurely walks along the narrow streets and immersing ourselves in the local culture.

Moreover, the food was a highlight of our experience. With numerous restaurants offering stunning views, one is unlikely to leave Cefalù with an empty stomach. Pasta e Pasti is one of our favorites!

The beach is the ultimate highlight of this place . It is spacious, picturesque, and ideal for unwinding. 🏖

Additionally, there are bars and cafes along the beach that offer exciting activities throughout the day.

Erice is the most out-of-the-way recommendation on this list of stops, but we love it so much as a favorite place in Sicily to visit that we couldn’t leave it off.

The town of Erice feels like a storybook – it is located on top of a massive hilltop which can rattle the nerves when driving up.

Erice has one of the best views in all of the Sicilian countryside and coastline in our opinion.

If you visit Erice, don’t forget to explore its castle and stroll around the charming town with its adorable shops and restaurants. It’s one of the best experiences you can have in Sicily!

The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento

The Valley of the Temples in Agrigento is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site . It showcases impressive Greek temples that are among the most stunning in the world.

The temples in the Valley of the Temples are very impressive in both their quantity and size.

There are many different types of structures to see, including sanctuaries, necropolis areas, and temples devoted to Gods like Hera, Concordia, and Olympian Zeus.

The Valley of Temples stands out as one of the most impressive and magnificent creations of the ancient Greeks. We highly recommend hiring a guide to explore the ancient temples!

Messina is a port city on the northeast coast of Sicily and in between Catania and Palermo. The city of Messina is not only a door to mainland Italy but also famous for its beautiful sights of the sea and mountains.

It is also renowned for its cultural history and numerous historic churches and monuments like the Sanctuary of Montalto and the 11th-century Cathedral of Messina.

The National Museum in Messina showcases some incredible archaeological discoveries from nearby areas.

Taormina is a stunning hilltop town located in the province of Messina, Italy.

It is renowned for its beautiful scenery and breathtaking views of Mount Etna and the Medditerainian Sea.

Taormina’s major highlight is the Teatro Greco , an awe-inspiring ancient Greek theater in the town’s tallest part, offering an amazing view of Mount Etna. This theater is still functional and hosts concerts and other events in the summer.

You can explore several intriguing churches like Duomo di Taormina, Chiesa di San Pancrazio, and Chiesa di San Giuseppe.

Additionally, take a walk along the cobblestoned streets to discover charming shops, fashionable boutiques, and delightful restaurants.

Lastly, Taormina is one of our favorite places to take a Sicilian cooking class and learn to make traditional dishes like caponata, cannolis, or homemade pasta.

You can have an amazing nature experience in Sicily and explore its active volcano, Mount Etna.

The volcano stands magnificently in the landscape, with a peak above 10,000 feet.

Additionally, Mount Etna holds the record as one of the world’s most active volcanoes , with more than 50 recorded eruptions.

For this reason, it is not advisable to go too close to the top without a guide, but there are several lookouts on the main road of the volcano. Check out some of the great tours:

We recommend visiting Cratères Silvestri . You can take a hike around the craters and enjoy the breathtaking view of Etna. Additionally, there are convenient parking facilities and a few dining options available.

The Etna region is also known for its wine tours . The volcanic soil that the vines grow in provides incredible red and white wines. An Etna wine tour is something you can’t miss if you are on the eastern part of Sicily!

Day Trips from Palermo to Catania

Due to the distance, there are not many options for day tours between Palermo and Catania.

We would recommend traveling from Palermo to Catania, or vice versa, and doing day trips from each city . This will help you maximize you’re experience and time!

Check out our Palermo day trip and Catania day trip recommendations! The Segesta Temple, Zingaro Nature Reserve, and the Island of Ortigia are a few of our favorites.

Which is nicer? Palermo or Catania

Both Catania and Palermo are beautiful Sicilian cities!

While both Palermo and Catania have their own unique charms, we notice that Palermo has more vivid street art and colorful scenery, whereas Catania’s architecture made from volcanic rock is also stunning.

We truly love both of these cities – check out our side-by-side comparison of both to see which city ranks higher in the areas that matter most to you.

FAQs for Getting from Palermo to Catania 

Can you do a day trip from palermo to catania.

Unfortunately, there are very limited day trip options between Palermo and Catania due to the distance.

To be able to adequately visit either city, it is advisable to travel there and stay for at least a couple of days. Both locations are rich in history and have things to experience!

How long is the train journey from Palermo to Catania?

The train journey can take over 5 hours.

The train route requires a transfer in Messina. Depending on your layover time, it can take almost twice as long as driving or taking a bus.

How much is a taxi from Catania to Palermo?

Due to the distance, most taxis will not offer a transfer between Catania and Palermo. If this is the transportation method you’d like to take, ask your hotel if they can help arrange it for you.

How much is the bus from Palermo to Catania?

The bus from Palermo to Catania is typically €14-€16 one-way.

Which city is bigger? Palermo or Catania

Palermo is the largest city in Sicily with 630,000 people. Catania is the second largest with 300,000 people.

Is Palermo or Catania safer?

Both Palermo and Catania are safe cities !

That being said, it is always recommended to practice safe traveling tactics when out and about: + Be aware of your bag and pickpocketers + Stay in well-lit areas + Ask hotels to call taxis for you

In Conclusion: How to get from Catania to Palermo?

Whichever way you choose to go from Palermo to Catania – whether by car, train, or bus – it will be an unforgettable journey.

If you choose to travel by car, you can make multiple stops during your journey.

On the other hand, if you opt for the bus or train, you can relax and enjoy the scenery. Ultimately, all of these transportation options are great choices.

So pack your bags – or just hop on the bus – because there’s no better time than now to explore what Sicily has to offer!

We wish you the best travels and don’t forget to set your “ Out of Office !” 

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Sicily Travel Planning Guide

🚙💨  Is it safe to rent a car in Sicily?

Yes  —  Renting a car  is a necessity in most of Sicily! If you want to go on day trips or adventures outside of the major cities, you can use public transportation, but we recommend renting a car. AutoEurope is our go-to choice for zero-deductible car rentals in Sicily. Sicily is infamous for its drivers who sometimes pull off careless parking stunts. It’s a good idea to opt for a zero-deductible car rental given the high chance of your vehicle getting bumped or dented.

📲  Will my phone work in Sicily?

Maybe, but it will be expensive — Depending on your provider, plans can charge you $10 per day while in Europe. To use your phone in Sicily and save money, we recommend an eSim with Airalo . Airalo simplifies the steps and provides you with all the necessary data for convenient travel. There is not a lot of free WIFI in Sicily, so you’ll need your phone for navigating.

🌐 Do I need a VPN when on the internet in Sicily?

While abroad, we consistently prioritize our online security by using a VPN to appear as if we’re streaming from the US and protect ourselves from cybercrime. NordVPN serves as an incredibly convenient solution for both mobile phones and laptops, effortlessly ensuring our safety while browsing or streaming.

🏩  What’s the best way to book my Sicily accommodations?

Our go-to for Sicilian hotels is  Booking.com . They offer the widest range of choices, and their filtering system simplifies the process of discovering the perfect accommodation for your needs.

✈️  What’s the best site to buy Sicily f lights?

For finding cheap flights to Sicily, we recommend  Kayak . Their awesome multi-city flight search and handy price notifications help us save big, allowing us to splurge on other adventures once we arrive.

🚐 Should I book tours in Sicily? Do the guides speak English?

We LOVE taking tours in Sicily. We prefer to book our tours on Viator and GetYourGuide for easy searching, trusted reviews, and transparent pricing. We always filter for the tours that are offered in English. For free walking tours in English, we always book through GuruWalk .

🚑  Should I buy Sicily travel insurance?

100% YES!  — Italy, including Sicily, has a publicly funded healthcare system known as the Servizio Sanitario Nazionale (SSN), which provides universal healthcare coverage to all Italian citizens and legal residents! Foreigners visiting need travel insurance in case anything happens on their visit. We recommend  Safety Wing  – they provide general travel coverage as well as medical!

💧 Can you drink the water in Sicily?

Sometimes  — In many areas of Sicily, the water is safe to drink. However, there can be variations in water quality from one location to another. In some rural or remote areas, or in older buildings with outdated plumbing systems, water quality might not be as high. For an extra layer of protection, we recommend always using a  LifeStraw Go Series to stay safe and hydrated.

🎫  Do I need a visa for Sicily?

Likely Not  — US passport holders don’t need Italian visas for travel less than 3 months . If you plan to stay for more than 3 months, you will be considered a resident and must have an entrance visa which should be obtained at an Italian consulate before coming to Italy. Upon arrival in Italy, you then must obtain a permit of stay at a national post office.

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Excursion to Palermo and Cefalù from Taormina

  Palermo - Cefalù

Description

Daily excursion to Palermo and Cefalù from Taormina offered by Sat Group , that get to know two of the most important cities of art in Sicily, became UNESCO sites in 2015 for their Arab-Norman itineraries.

Departure by bus with Tour leader on board to Palermo , capital of Sicily. Upon arrival our local guide will start the tour walking through the Quattro Canti , the Church of the Martorana , Piazza Bellini , Piazza Pretoria , the Cathedral and all the historical center including a local touch with the typical market "Capo".

In alternative to the tour of Palermo, an individual and facultative visit of Monreale , famous for its mosaics.

After lunch, drive to Cefalù on the north coast, an exciting seaside town . Visit of the historical center and the Norman Cathedral with the famous mosaic of Christ Pantocrator.

After discovering the town with your guide and at your own leisure, hop back on the coach and head back to Taormina via Messina in order to complete the ride along the coast without crossing inland.

NB: During winter minimum of 12 people. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers.

Information

• Tour in bus
• Organized by: SatGroup
• from Giardini Naxos - Recanati bus terminal : 6:00
• from Giardini Naxos - San Giovanni square (sea side) : 6:10
• from Taormina - Bus terminal : 6:15
• from Taormina - Mazzarò cable car station : 6:25
• from Letojanni - Hotel Antares bus stop : 6:30
• Return at: 19:30 approx
• Languages: Italian, English and German
• Days: Saturday
• Difficulty: Easy

What's included

• Trasport by air conditioned coach
• Professional multilingual guide
• Food and drinks
• Entrance fee to Parco Archeologico della Neapolis : approx € 10,00 (free for EU citizens under 18 years with a valid ID)

Payment & Cancellation policy

• Payment: Book now and pay the day before the tour
• Credit card: Your credit card will be charged 24h before the tour
• Cancellation policy: Free cancellation up to 24h before the departure. Penalty of 30% in case of late cancellation. Penalty of 100% in case of no-show
• €65,00 Adult
• €33,00 Children (age 2 to 12)

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MINI TOUR OF SICILY from PALERMO TO CATANIA

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Traveled in June 2024

Places You’ll See

• Introduction
• Day 1 PALERMO
• Day 2 PALERMO – MONREALE
• Day 3 PALERMO - CEFALU’ - CATANIA
• Day 4 CATANIA - MT ETNA - TAORMINA
• Day 5 CATANIA - DEPARTURE

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