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Sicily

In Sicily, where the sun-kissed shores meet the whispers of ancient ruins, every moment feels like a passage through a dream.

BEST TIME TO VISIT

APRIL  -  OKTOBER

Scopello

A Yacht  Holiday

Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean and lies just off the "toe" of the Italian boot. Testimonies to its long history are places like the "Valley of the Temples", the well-preserved ruins of 7 monumental Greek temples in the Doric style, and the Byzantine mosaics at the Cappella Palatina, a former royal chapel in the capital Palermo. At the eastern end of the island lies Mount Etna, one of the highest active volcanoes in Europe. 

Vertigo's Choice

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Naples

Naples - a centre of art and architecture standing in the shadows of imposing Mount Vesuvius. With its wonderful atmosphere, stunning frescoes and historical importance of the city's squares and landmarks, spend the afternoon wandering its charming streets.

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Pompeii

Cruise to Sahl Hasheesh Bay where a swim in the clear waters is the perfect way to start the day. Enjoy unspoiled diving sites just off the coral sand shores among an abundance of colorful marine life. Explore the desert quad biking or on a horseback riding excursion before a visit to the picturesque old town.

Procida

Ischia / Procida

Hiding in the shadow of its more famous sister Capri, the volcanic isle of Ischia lies just 30 km from Naples and is home to over 100 healing mineral rich thermal springs. Combined with a stunning selection of sandy beaches, it remains an undiscovered paradise for the moment, the perfect spot for some watersports and a lazy lunch.

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Stromboli

Take two days to explore El Gouna, where countless interconnected islands, beautiful turquoise lagoons and luxurious beachfront resorts will take your breath away. Golfers will be drawn to the challenging course at state of the art Steigenberger Golf Resort.

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Lipari

The largest of the seven Aeolian Islands, a cruise to Lipari is a must for any Sicily itinerary. A rocky outcrop with sheer drops down to the coast, translucent waters and scenic views across green hills towards the ancient fortified walls of Lipari Town, now's the time to enjoy swimming in the many coves only accessible by boat.

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Riposto

A leisurely cruise to Riposto, which sits in the shadow of Mount Etna, gives you a chance to explore more of

mainland Sicily. Take a bike ride along the perimeter of the volcano, explore the incredible ruins of Taormina and sample the delicious and addictive local speciality rice balls, known as arancino.

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