Self-Drive Sicily - 14 days

Self-Drive Sicily – 14 days

Season: all year available on request
13 nights/14 days
Palermo (3 nights) Marsala (2 nights) Agrigento (1 night) Ragusa (3 nights) Taormina (3 nights) Palermo (1 night)
Hotel Package: Included
Airline Tickets: not purchased by us

Important: the below route is just an idea. We can customize it based on your real needs and expectations

IMPORTANT TO KNOW

Land: Palermo airport – West Side
Leave: Palermo airport – West Side

1st day – Palermo Airport > Pick Up your rental car > Palermo
2nd day – Palermo Walking tour and Street Food Tasting. PM at leisure
3th day – Self Drive: Palermo > Monreale > Palermo – Afternoon at leisure (Optional: Cooking Class)
4th day – Self Drive: Palermo > Erice and Salt Way Road > Marsala Area
5th day – Self Drive: Marsala Area > Marsala Saltpans > Marsala Winery visit and wine tasting> Marsala
6th day – Self Drive: Marsala Area > Selinunte > Agrigento
7th day – Self Drive: Agrigento > Valley of the Temples > Piazza Armerina > Ragusa
8th day – Self Drive: Ragusa > Modica > Ragusa
9th day – Self Drive: Ragusa > Siracusa > Ragusa
10th day – Self Drive: Ragusa > Noto > Lunch at local Winery Estate > Marzamemi > Giardini Naxos (Taormina Area)
11th day – Self Drive: Giardini Naxos > Mount Etna (1.800 mt) > Collective Tour to ascent up to 2.800 mt > Giardini Naxos
12th day – Self Drive: Giardini Naxos > Taormina (Optional: Boat Tour of Taormina Bays) > Giardini Naxos
13th day – Self Drive: Giardini Naxos > Cefalù > Palermo
14th day – Self Drive: Palermo > Palermo Airport > Drop-off the car

Car Rental Conditions

What the rate does include:

Unlimited Mileage
All insurances: SCDW – STP – VLF
Tax 22%
Airport surcharge
Road Tax (VRF)
Grace period 29 minutes

What the rate does not include:

Fuel & Refuelling charge
One way fees Apply (to be paid on spot)
Additional driver
Supplement “Young Driver” for all clients between 21 and 24 years old (to be paid on spot)
Windscreen protection (WDW): is not included in the Super Cover, it covers exclusively damage to all “Glasses” of the vehicle when no accident occurred
Road side safety net (RSN) additional coverage’s to normal road assistance that will be complimentary for customers subscribing to this service
Delivery and Collection
No show fee
Special Equipment
What not mentioned in “Rate includes”

Very important note:

It is mandatory to have the international driving license to pick-up the car
Drivers must be minimum age of 21 years old and have a license for at least 2 years
The driver has to be the owner of the credit card used as guarantee (Credit Card accepted: American Express, Diners Club International, Discover, Visa Credit, Mastercard Credit
Drop off time has to be the same as pick up time. Any additional hour must be paid locally at official rates applied by car hire company and it could be considerate as a day rental rate
The no used booked days are not refundable
A deposit will be requested for full tank, that will be completely refund if car returned with a full tank

General Terms and Conditions

Deposit and Balance
A 30% deposit is required to save the space.
The deposit is refundable, minus an administrative fee per person, for cancellations received up to 61 days prior to departure.
Deposit is payable by credit card. We do accept Visa, Master Card and American Express
The balance is payable 60 days before tour begins.

Cancellation Policy
From time of reservation until 60 days before your arrival our Not Refundable Fees as follow:
* Euro 300 per person
from 59 to 45 days before your arrival 25% of total amount of the reservation will not be refunded
from 44 to 30 days before your arrival 50% of total amount of the reservation will not be refunded
from 29 to 15 days before your arrival 75% of total amount of the reservation will not be refunded
No refund will be provided for No Show or cancellation made from 14 to 0 days before your arrival.

Travel Insurance
The travel insurance is not included in this tour. Our company strictly recommend you to purchase your own travel insurance in your country to covers you in case of medical needs, covid and travel ban.

Category
Self Drive Holidays
Location
Agrigento, Caltagirone, Cefalù, Erice, Etna, Marsala, Modica, Monreale, Noto, Palermo, Piazza Armerina, Ragusa, Salt Way Road, Selinunte, Siracusa, Taormina
Grade
Easy
Days
14
Nights
13
Hotel Accommodation
Included
Self-Drive Holiday
14 days
Visits
As per itinerary
Licensed Local Guide
Available on Request
Car Rental
Included

Day 1

Palermo airport > Self-Drive > Palermo

Welcome to the warm and beautiful island of Sicily! Upon arrival at Palermo Falcone e Borsellino International Airport (PMO | Your Arrival by TBA) please proceed through Passport Control and collect your luggage inside the customs area. Then pick up your car at the Car Rental Agency and self drive to town. Accommodation at hotel and balance of the day at leisure.

Inclusions:

Car Rental for the whole period with pick up and drop off at Palermo Airport (max 1 luggage + 1 hand bag per person)

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Porterage at airport and hotel

Meals and beverages

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 2

Palermo Half Day Guided Walking Tour with Street Food Tasting

Breakfast at hotel.

Meet your Licensed English Speaking Guide in Piazza Verdi right in front of the Teatro Massimo main staircase to admire the imposing structure of the largest opera house in Italy (external view) and start your walking tour through the ancient center of Palermo. You walk down to Via Maqueda and reach the Four Corners (Quattro Canti) which is the junction in Palermo. Effectively, it is the centre point of the four areas of the old town and it worths a stop to have a look at its sculptures. Going south-east down Via Maqueda you will come across Piazza Pretoria which is home not only to a splendid fountain but several other impressive buildings including the City Hall. The large central fountain is the focal point for sixteen nude statues of nymphs, humans, mermaids and satyrs. In Piazza Bellini you will admire the Church of San Cataldo (external view) and of the Martorana (external view). You then continue exploring a lively open-air market, a place with strong Arab influences, resembling a souk, with picturesque stands of fresh fish, cheese, fruit and vegetables. During the tour you will have the opportunity to observe local people in their daily activities and to savor foods that real Sicilian people love to eat! A tasting of typical street food is included. The tour will finish at Piazza Verdi to permit to have the afternoon at leisure to explore Palermo on your own. (BB S)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Licensed English Speaking Local Guide Disposal: Half Day (max 4 hours)

Street Food Tasting

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified.

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 3

Self Drive Palermo and Monreale

Breakfast at hotel.

Today self drive to Monreale (approximately 30 minutes’ drive). Upon arrival see where Arab-Norman art and architecture reached its pinnacle in the Duomo (Admission fee: not included), launched in 1174 by William II. It represents scenes from the Old and New Testaments all in golden mosaics. Enlightened, tolerant and appreciative of many aspects of North African and middle-eastern culture and art, William II employed the very best Arabic and Byzantine craftsmen to work on the cathedral. The result is a fabulous and fascinating fusion of architectural styles, artistic traditions and religious symbolism. Later you drive back to Palermo. Afternoon at leisure. (BB)

Optional:
Cooking Class at Chef Home and dine with locals

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Independent visit of Monreale Dome

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Licensed English speaking Guide

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 4

Self Drive Palermo > Erice, Salt Way Road > Marsala Area

Breakfast at hotel.

Today self-drive to Erice, a charming, well preserved medieval Village with its narrow medieval. To discover Erice walk through the alley streets and the squares, bordered by churches and palaces that, in open spaces, reveal majestic landscapes. Among the most beautiful places, there is the Spanish neighborhood. It is said that this area was made during the Spanish ruling in order to accommodate Spanish soldiers, as it was mandatory for every city of Sicily. In Erice, a blockhouse was built, which we have fascinating remains, and a church dedicated to the cult of S. Antonio; however, the Spanish neighborhood was never finished because the soldiers were housed in the nearby castle. Erice’s symbol is the Venus Castle (Castello di Venere), built by the Normans who used materials from the temple of Venus in Erice, from which the castle takes its name. The castle was surrounded by towers and beside them there is the Balio, a wonderful garden from which you enjoy an extraordinary panorama. Exploring Erice narrow streets do not forget to stop in a local pastry shop. Let’s taste the famous sweets of Erice (pastry tasting Not included). We have a great choice among historical laboratories of sweets from Erice. There are sweets made from ancient recipes of the nuns of cloistered monasteries. Decorated like lace, the marzipan sweets are stuffed with preserved cedar. The genovesi ericine are filled with hot custard and sprinkled with icing sugar. Mustaccioli, classic or honey types of cookies, are flavored with a hint of clove. Finally, the marzipan fruits, almond based, with soft and natural colors, cannot miss in this list. (Pastry tasting Not included)

In the early afternoon self-drive to Marsala Area crossing the Salt Way Road, skirting the lagoon to see the snow-capped mountains but hills of salt, one of the Sicilian economy’s historical resources that was already very precious in the days of the Phoenicians, who were the first to bring some form of technology to its production. Accommodation at Hotel and overnight in Marsala Area. (BB)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Independent visit of Erice

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Licensed English speaking Guide

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Porterage at hotel

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 5

Self Drive Marsala Salt Pans and Marsala Winery with wine tasting

Breakfast at hotel.

Marsala is internationally famous for one thing: wine! A significant date in Sicilian wine history is 1773, the year John Woodhouse began producing what was destined to become one of the island’s best loved products: Marsala. Today visit one of the most important Winery in Marsala with wine tastings. Later relax at the salt pans Saline Ettore Infersa (Admission fee: Not included, payable on the spot at the ticket office) which offer a truly unique landscape. Windmills, first introduced during mediaeval times, dot the horizon, a testament to how things were once done, though one or two continue to function, pumping water through the sluice gates into or out of the various basins. Piles of harvested salt, neatly covered with terracotta tiles, lie between the road and the basins waiting to be despatched. Overnight in Marsala. (BB S)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Marsala Winery visit and wine tasting

Independent visit of Marsala Saltpans

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Licensed English speaking Guide

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 6

Self Drive: Marsala Area > Selinunte > Agrigento

Breakfast at hotel.

Today self drive to Selinunte and enjoy a guided visit of one of the most important archaeological sites in Europe (Admission fee: Not included – Meet your Guide at the Ticket Office). Located on the south west coast of Sicily, Selinunte (named Selinos by Greeks) was one of the richest and most important cities for Magna Grecia. Unfortunately, it was turned into ruins by a fierce attack of Carthaginans who massacred or took into slavery its inhabitants. Undoubtedly, its ruins rank among the most remarkable and fascinating archaeological sites in Sicily. The archeological site is the largest in Europe. If you are passionate about history and archeology, or just curious and eager to see world’s wonders, you will spend very suggestive time by visiting this coffer brimming with Mediterranean history. Furthermore, Selinunte benefits from a beautiful position: it overlooks the sea and it is surrounded by golden beaches.

In the afternoon self-drive to Agrigento, upon arrival accommodation at hotel and overnight. (BB)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Licensed English Speaking Local Guide Disposal: Half Day (max 3 hours)

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Porterage at hotel

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 7

Self Drive: Agrigento > Valley of the Temples > Piazza Armerina > Ragusa

Breakfast at Hotel.

Today self drive to the finest of all ancient Greek sites: the Valley of the Temples (Admission fee Not included – Meet your Guide at the Ticket Office), one of Sicily’s most famous historical attractions. This area, included in the UNESCO Heritage Site list in 1997, is one of the most outstanding examples of Greater Greece art and architecture. 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. At the end of your guided visit self drive to 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 fees Not included). Built in the middle of the 4th Century AD as a hunting lodge by a Roman patrician 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”. The visit inside the Roman Villa will be done independently, every room has information boards. Later self drive onto Ragusa, accommodation and overnight. (BB)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Licensed English Speaking Local Guide disposal: to visit the Valley of the Temples only (max 2 hours – meet her/him at the ticket office)

Independent visit of the Roman Villa

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Porterage at hotel

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 8

Self Drive: Ragusa > Modica > Ragusa

Breakfast at hotel and independent visit of Ragusa one of the most fascinating towns in Sicily. Like the other towns in the Val di Noto, was badly damaged in the 1693 earthquake and largely rebuilt in Sicilian Baroque style. Public opinion on where to rebuild the town was divided, and so a compromise was made. The wealthier, more aristocratic citizens built a new town in a different site, now Ragusa “Superiore”, while the other half of the population decided to rebuild on the original site, on a ridge at the bottom of a gorge, now Ragusa Ibla. While the upper part has its fair share of architectural delights, it is the smaller Ragusa Ibla down below that really draws visitors.

Later self drive to Modica, another enchanting Baroque town. Modica is custodian of a 400 year tradition of Sicilian chocolate-making. Being part of the Spanish kingdom for so many years meant that Sicily was often one of the first recipients of the new foodstuffs being brought back from South America. Cacao was one of these and today Modica still specialises in making granulous chocolate, often flavoured with chilli pepper, cinnamon or vanilla, that is based on Aztec methods and recipes. Chocolate shops abound and, for the real chocoholic, it is sometimes possible to watch the “chocolatiers” at work. Tasting of Modica chocolate is a must (chocolate tasting Not included).

Later self drive back to your accommodation. (BB)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Independent visit of Ragusa and Modica

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Licensed English Speaking Local Guide

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Porterage at hotel

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 9

Self Drive: Ragusa > Syracuse > Ragusa

Breakfast at hotel.

Today self drive to Siracusa. Upon arrival meet your English speaking Guide at the Ticket Office of the Archaeological Park (Admission fee: not included) and start your guided visit of this amazing site highlights of which are the Greek Theatre, the Roman Amphitheatre and the Paradise Quarry. The resulting park contains some of the most extraordinary monuments that classical antiquity has left us and, given their degree of interest and importance, has few equals elsewhere in Italy. Then stroll through the streets of Ortygia Island, the heart of the city center, to visit the Dome (Admission fee: not included). This delightful pedestrian square is home to the wonderful Cathedral built on the site of an ancient Temple of Athena as can clearly be seen from the original Doric columns that were incorporated into the building’s main structure. Also on this square is the beautifully symmetrical Baroque Palazzo Beneventano and the church of Santa Lucia, the town’s patron saint. Later to the colourful daily Street Market, which sells a fantastic array of fruit, vegetables, fish and meat.

Afternoon at leisure to explore Siracusa on your own. Later drive back to your accommodation. (BB)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Licensed English Speaking Local Guide disposal: Half Day (max 4 hours – meet her/him at the ticket office of the Archaeological Park)

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 10

Self Drive: Ragusa > Noto > Noto Winery Estate > Marzamemi > Giardini Naxos (Taormina Area)

Breakfast at hotel.

Today self-drive to Noto, famous as one of “capitals” of Baroque art in Italy. The city of Noto was rebuilt --totally rebult after the earthquake of 11 January 1693 -- approximately 15 kilometers away and owes its beauty to the fact that it was built using a consistent style. The architects who worked on its reconstruction throughout the 18th century thought of the city as if it were theatrical scenery full of unexpected views and in which no two corners were alike. Added to this was the ability of local sculptors who had learned to use the local stone, which is rather soft, to decorate the buildings with a sort of lacework made of stone.

Self drive then to an amazing Winery Estate in Noto Area to enjoy a wine tasting and lunch.

After lunch self drive to Marzamemi, an enchanting fishing village, not far from Noto; it features in its blue venues of its waters and the pure white of the, kissed by the sun, houses. It is Marzamemi, with its tunny fishing nets dated 1600, one of the most important in Sicily, with its docks for yachting boats, ruins of ancient vessels, narrow alleys, beaches impressed at sight, traditional cuisine which highlights the strong and original fishing tastes, and the wise processing of fishing products (red tuna bottarga), very often matched to the tomato of the nearby Pachino. Self drive to Giardini Naxos (Taormina Area), accommodation at hotel and overnight. (BB L)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Wine tasting and light lunch at Winery in Noto Area

Independent visit of Noto and Marzamemi

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Licensed English Speaking Local Guide

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 11

Self Drive: Giardini Naxos > Mount Etna (1.800 mt) > Collective Ascent up to 2.800 > Giardini Naxos

Breakfast at hotel.

In the morning self drive to Piano Provenzana (1.800 mt) where you will join an amazing collective tour to ascent up to 2.800 mt. The departure from Piano Provenzana is at 10:30am or 01:30 pm by 4×4 jeeps along the panoramic street that goes up to the northern side of the Etna, between ancient craters and recent lava flows, till we arrive at the Volcanological Observatory, at a height of 2800 mt. Once arrived there, you will be accompanied by our guides till the panoramic viewpoint of Pizzi Deneri, from which a marvelous panorama will open up before your eyes: from Etna Summit Craters to the Ionian Sea, looking over Valle del Bove and Valle del Leone (the visibility could change according to weather or volcanic conditions). After that, returned to the vehicles, the next stop will be at the lateral Craters of the 2002 eruption, where you will do a short but fascinating trekking along the craters’ edges of the eruption that destroyed Piano Provenzana. Finally, you will go back to Piano Provenzana with the means of transport and from there take your rented car and self drive back to your accommodation. (BB)

Useful information about Mount Etna Ascent

• Departures planned from Piano Provenzana 1.800 mt.
• Arrival at a height of 2800 mt by 4x4 jeeps
• Start of trekking till the viewpoint of Pizzi Deneri, 2830 mt.
• Minimum altitude of the trekking starting point: 2800 mt – maximum altitude reached: 2830 mt.
• Total climb uphill: 30 mt (it may vary)
• Total climb downhill: 30 mt (it may vary)
• Trekking downhill till the 2002 Craters
• Altitude of the trekking starting point: 2060 mt – altitude of the trekking arrival point: 1935 mt.
• Arrival at Piano Provenzana with the help of the 4×4 jeeps, 1800 mt.
• Total time of the trekking trail: 2 hours

Total kilometers to be covered on foot (Viewpoint of Pizzi Deneri + 2002 Craters): 2,5 km
• Difficulty: T (Touristic)

Mandatory equipment:
• Snack
• Layered outfit (short sleeved t-shirt, long sleeved or thermal t-shirt) – (it may vary according to the season)
• Trekking shoes
• Windbreaker or quilted jacket
• Hat and gloves (according to the temperature)
• Water – minimum 1,5 L
• Possibility of renting shoes/jackets on site

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Mount Etna Collective Ascent fees up to 2.800 mt

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Meals and beverages not specified

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 12

Self Drive: Giardini Naxos > Taormina > Giardini Naxos

Breakfast at hotel.

Today self drive to Taormina, the world famous resort town in Sicily. Taormina is a picturesque small town perched on a slope high above the Ionian Sea on the eastern coast of Sicily. Close to the site of one of the earliest colonies founded by the Ancient Greeks in Sicily, Taormina became a thriving Greek and then Roman town. The size and elegance of the town cathedral and many of its buildings are evidence of Taormina's moderate prosperity over the centuries. By the end of the 19th century this picturesque and ancient town was already on the tourist trail, with famous visitors including Oscar Wilde, Richard Wagner and Tsar Nicholas II. Enjoy an independent visit of the Greek-Roman Theater (Admission fees Not included), suspended between sea and sky, with Mt Etna looming on the southern horizon. Built in the 3rd century BC, it's the most dramatically situated Greek theatre in the world and the second largest in Sicily (after Syracuse). In summer, it's used to stage concerts and festival events. Then you continue to Corso Umberto a pedestrian, boutique-lined thoroughfare ideal for strolling and window-shopping. You start at the tourist office in Palazzo Corvaja, which dates back to the 10th century, before heading southwest for spectacular panoramic views from Piazza IX Aprile. Continue through the Torre dell’Orologio, the 12th-century clock tower, into Piazza del Duomo, home to an ornate baroque fountain that sports Taormina's symbol, a two-legged centaur with the bust of an angel. Time at leisure for relax or shopping and then drive back to your accommodation. (BB)

Optional:
Boat Tour of Taormina Bays

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Independent visit of Taormina

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Licensed English Speaking Local Guide

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 13

Self Drive: Giardini Naxos > Cefalù > Palermo

Breakfast at hotel.

Today self drive to Cefalù, a gorgeous town located on the northern coast of Sicily and one of the major tourist attractions in the region. Built on a promontory dominated by a sheer cliff, Cefalu', still keeping its ancient print, has grown around the Cathedral wanted by Ruggero II. The Cathedral, began in 1131, is one of the most interesting medieval monuments of the island and boasts outstanding mosaics and a wonderful cloister. Thanks to the splendid mosaic of Christ Pantocrator above the altar, it is twinned with the Palatine Chapel in Palermo and the Duomo in Monreale. Seeing all three on a trip to Sicily is strongly recommended. Also of interest is the Medieval wash house - lavatoio - which is fed by a natural spring and the Osterio Magno which, according to tradition was King Roger's very own residence. A large part of the town is pedestrian. Stroll through the medieval narrow street and admire the picturesque houses on the sea and the long beach of finest sand. Later self drive to Palermo, accommodation at hotel and overnight. (BB)

Inclusions:

Breakfast at hotel

Independent visit of Cefalù

Accommodation at hotel (city taxes not included, to be paid on spot)

Exclusions:

Licensed English Speaking Local Guide

Admission fees

Meals and beverages not specified

Porterage at hotel

Gratuities and tips

Everything not clearly mentioned in the “Inclusions” section

Day 14

Self Drive: Palermo > Palermo Airport > Drop off the car

Breakfast at hotel.

Today self drive to Palermo Falcone and Borsellino International Airport (PMO | Your Departure by TBA). Upon your arrival at the Airport drop off your car and flight back home. (BB)

Inclusions: