Siracusa  is a city on the Ionian coast famous for its ancient ruins. The Central Archaeological Park Neapolis includes the Roman Amphitheater, the Greek Theater, the Ear of Dionysus, a limestone cave shaped like a human ear. Every year the Greek Theater of Syracuse comes to life with Classical performances. The tragedies come alive in a breathtaking scenery, turning into an unforgettable experience for visitors who love culture and art.

The Paolo Orsi Regional Archaeological Museum exhibits terracotta artefacts, Roman portraits and scenes of the old testament carved in white marble. The city benefits from a wonderful historic centre, the island of Ortigia, famous for its beauty and antiquity.

The Oasis of Vendicari (28 Km) is a 1500 hectare paradise along 8 Km of coastline on the south-east tip of the island. Homes to three of the best beaches in Sicily: Eloro beach, Maranelli beach and Calamosche beach, where you can admire migrating flamingoes and the ancient remains of the reserve's past inhabitants.

Noto one of the most famous baroque cities (18 Km) since 2002 declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is also called "Stone Garden", thanks to its luxury palaces and monumental churches built with local golden stone.

Modica (55 Km) known for its rich repertoire of culinary specialties, in particular the typical chocolate inspired by the Aztec recipe.

Ragusa (83 km) is a two-soul city: the modern and the ancient Ibla. The reconstruction works pay much attention to the upper part of the city (Ibla) with a creation of a unique place, thanks to the inspiration of an artist; he created wonderful palaces and churches built with the local stone in the baroque style of flowering.

Punta Secca (89 km) has a long history as a fishing village and more recently as a seaside destination  and pilgrimage for "Montalbano" fans.
 
Vulcano Etna (100 km) is one of the most active volcanoes in the world, a privileged destination for travelers from all over the world.

Taormina (130 km) is one of the most famous summer destinations on the coast of eastern Sicily. The city is known for an ancient Greco-Roman theatre. Near the theatre, the cliffs descend to the sea forming coves with sandy beaches. A narrow stretch of sand connects to Isola Bella, a small island and a nature reserve. Taormina offers an incredible variety of events and nightlife.