Hello campers! Are you ready to discover Sicily from the comfort of your RV? In this article, we propose a 10-stop itinerary for motorhomes, caravans, or campervans, allowing you to explore the most enchanting sites of Sicily. With Agricamper, enjoy unlimited free 24-hour stops at farms across the island, offering you an authentic and immersive experience. Don’t forget to download our app and use the free Demo version to preview features and locate stops. Ready to set off? Sit back and let our suggestions inspire you!
Stop 1: Taormina – Between Sea and History
Our journey begins in Taormina, one of Sicily’s most famous tourist destinations. Visit the Ancient Theatre of Taormina, with its spectacular views of the sea and Mount Etna, and stroll along Corso Umberto, the main street bustling with shops and cafes.
Don’t forget to take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of Isola Bella, a tiny island connected to the mainland by a narrow sand strip. For the night, choose one of the nearby Agricamper stops for a peaceful stay surrounded by nature.
Stop 2: Etna – Adventure on the Volcano
Our trip continues towards the slopes of Mount Etna, the highest active volcano in Europe. Here you can hike, bike, or jeep to the summit craters, admiring lunar landscapes and breathtaking views of the Sicilian coast. An unforgettable and unique experience!
Stop 3: Catania – Between History and Nightlife
Moving on, we arrive in Catania, a vibrant city rich in history. Visit the Cathedral of Sant’Agata, Castello Ursino, and the Benedictine Monastery, and stroll along the lively Via Etnea, the city’s main street.
Catania is also renowned for its nightlife, with numerous bars, restaurants, and clubs where you can enjoy an evening of fun.
Stop 4: Syracuse – History and Archaeology
The journey continues to Syracuse, a city rich in history and culture. Visit the Neapolis Archaeological Park, where you can admire the Greek Theatre, the Roman Amphitheatre, and the Ear of Dionysius.
Don’t miss a walk on Ortigia Island, the historical heart of Syracuse, with its picturesque streets, elegant squares, and seaside restaurants.
Stop 5: Noto – The Capital of Baroque
Our next stop is Noto, a gem of Sicilian baroque. Visit the Cathedral of Noto, Palazzo Ducezio, and the Municipal Theatre, and be enchanted by the beauty of the golden stone facades.
Noto is also famous for its ice cream and traditional sweets, like almond granita and Sicilian cannoli. After a day of sightseeing, relax at one of the nearby Agricamper stops, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards.
Stop 6: Ragusa – Between Baroque and Flavors
We continue our journey to Ragusa, another pearl of Sicilian baroque. Walk through the streets of Ragusa Ibla, the historic center, and admire the magnificent baroque palaces and churches, like the Cathedral of San Giorgio.
Don’t forget to try the local specialty products, like Ragusano DOP cheese and the famous Modica chocolate.
Stop 7: Agrigento – The Valley of the Temples
Heading west, we arrive at Agrigento, famous for its Valley of the Temples. This archaeological site is one of the most important in the world and will leave you breathless with its majestic Doric temples, remnants of ancient Greek civilization.
After exploring the valley, enjoy a walk on the Scala dei Turchi, a spectacular white marl cliff plunging into the crystal-clear sea.
Stop 8: Marsala – Between Wines and History
Our itinerary continues to Marsala, a city famous for its fine wines. Visit the historic center with its splendid Cathedral and walk along the waterfront.
Don’t forget to make a stop at the Marsala salt pans, a unique and fascinating landscape, especially at sunset. And for the night, choose an Agricamper stop nearby, where you can taste the famous Marsala wine directly at local wineries.
Stop 9: Palermo – Discovering the Sicilian Capital
We now arrive at vibrant Palermo, the capital of Sicily. This city is a true open-air museum, rich in history, culture, and traditions. You must see the Palermo Cathedral, the Norman Palace, and the Palatine Chapel, a jewel of Arab-Norman art.
Stroll through historic markets like Ballarò and Vucciria, where you can taste local street food: arancini, panelle, and sfincione are just some of the delicacies awaiting you.
Stop 10: Cefalù – A Village Between Sea and History
Continuing eastward, we finally arrive at Cefalù, a picturesque seaside village that will captivate you with its beauty. Visit the Cathedral of Cefalù, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and get lost in the narrow streets of the historic center, leading to the stunning golden sand beach.
If you love hiking, don’t miss a walk on the Rock of Cefalù, from where you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city and the sea.
Conclusion
We have reached the end of our Sicilian itinerary. We hope our suggestions have inspired you and that you are ready to embark on this beautiful adventure.
With Agricamper, you can discover Sicily authentically, staying free of charge at selected farms and enjoying all the comforts of your motorhome, caravan, or campervan.
To make the most of your travel experience, download our app, purchase Agricamper membership, and discover all the facilities in Sicily where you can stay for free for one night.
And if you enjoyed this tour, don’t miss our article ‘Discovering Sardinia: an unforgettable motorhome tour‘!
Have a great trip and have fun!
