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Overview

This tour combines two of Sicily’s most iconic wonders, offering travelers a complete experience that combines millennial history and stunning natural scenery. What distinguishes this experience is the balance between culture and landscape: a visit to the Valley of the Temples allows you to walk among some of the best preserved Doric temples in the world, experiencing a journey back in time to the great civilization of Magna Graecia. The route continues to the impressive Scala dei Turchi, the spectacular white cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, a perfect place for unforgettable photographs and moments of relaxation. The convenience of the private transfer from Palermo and the presence of a professional driver make the tour ideal for those who want to discover Agrigento in total comfort, without logistical stress. An unmissable experience that combines emotion, culture and breathtaking views

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

in front of the Teatro Massimo in Palermo, you arrive walking along Cavour and you will find a bus stop. 500mt walk from terminal ships

Itinerary

1. Valle dei Templi

Valley of the Temples is the most captivating archaeological site in Sicily. It is one of the best preserved areas of Greek ruins in the world and the largest demonstration of Greek civilization in the Mediterranean area. For its high value and importance, the ruins have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

Duration: 120 mins

2. Scala Dei Turchi

a photo stop on the rocky cliff with an unusual white color that lies between two sandy beaches and is a limestone rock formation in the shape of a staircase. The last part of the name derives from frequent raids of piracy by Turkish pirates. A perfect experience for lovers of history and architecture.

Duration: 30 mins