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Today you are greeted in Siracusa and driven to the Etna Natural Park-South Side (Rifugio Sapienza), a beautiful Volcano rich in sounds, perfumes, and colors.On arrival, those interested in experiencing the Etna craters will have the opportunity to explore independently the Silvestri Craters.You will have the opportunity to ascent to the highest elevation (up to 2800 meters) by Cable car and 4x4 vehicles (weather and volcanic conditions permitting) to experience the lava fields and incredible landscape view from Europe’s highest and most active volcano. (Ascent fees not included)Will be possible to enjoy lunch at local winery (to require at time of booking)Later transfer to Taormina.LENGTH: approx. 6,5 hoursStop Duration:Mount Etna – Rifugio Sapienza: approx. 2,5 hours
Today h 7.45am get ready at meeting point to meet our driver and departure through the interior of Sicily to reach Agrigento to see the Valley of the Temples: two hours audio-guide independent walking tour on the Valley of the Temples an important Unesco World Heritage site covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-Cretan colonist from the neighboring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river. It rapidly increased in size, importance and military strength under Phalarides, the first tyrant, and later under Theron, who extended his way over northern Sicily as far as Himera.We then continue to Syracuse (expected arrival time around 5:30 PM, depending on traffic conditions).Please note that if the tour does not reach at least two partecipants it will not be operated.
Today you are greeted in Palermo and driven to the small village of Corleone, one of the attractive places in the environ of Palermo. Beginning in the 1960s, the village became famous (or perhaps infamous) for its Mafia, being the town in which some well-known clans had their headquarters (the Clan dei Corleonesi). Hollywood movies hopelessly linked Corleone to the Mafia and the name of the town was even used as the adopted surname of the title character in Francis Ford Coppola’s movie, The Godfather. But from 1990s Corleone inhabitants made all possible to get back a good reputation and started a social campaign to promote legality.Corleone is a very nice and typical Sicilian style town. Once medieval, encircled by walls, today the ancient city center is paved with well kept cobblestones and shows the Spanish influence in the Baroque architecture. Stroll on your own around the street of the town, discover the history of Saint Leoluca and Saint Bernardo, both was born in Corleone.After a short drive you will stop at the Royal Palace in Ficuzza (external view), once used as hunting lodge by Ferdinand I of Bourbon. In the nearby you will enjoy a rustic lunch (wine will be included)Before going back to Palermo, rain and snow permitting, a scenic drive along curvy and not tourist roads will give you the opportunity to admire fascinating rural landscapes.Then return to Palermo Hotel.
The day starts from Your Hotel. The pick-up will be arranged between 8:30am and 9:00am (please be ready from 8:15am in the hotel lobby). Your Driver will pick-up you with an air conditioned Land Rover (or similar 4×4 vehicle) from you Hotel or other accommodation located in Taormina area (it is also covers pick-up from Castelmola, Giardini Naxos, Letojanni, Giarre and Fiumefreddo). A lovely drive along the Northern slopes of the Volcano (regular road) will give you the opportunity to visit different lava flows and to observe geological and botanical treasures. Lava flow of 1923 reached the town of Linguaglossa, while the near village of Catena was partially destroyed. Driving through pines, oaks and brooms we will continue the Etna ascent and after an off-road itinerary you will visit the lava front of 2002 and a natural cave created from the lava flow. We will then proceed to an area called Piano Provenzana located at 1800 meters above sea level, where we will see the effect of the great eruption of 2002. This eruption lasted almost three months and it is considered one of the most explosive eruptions from the twentieth century. At Piano Provenzana you will find a ski resort. In accordance with your Driver, it is possible to do a medium hiking and see some of the side craters characterized by seven small, aligned eruptive cones (or “buttonholes”). Along the way we will stop to enjoy a breathtaking view of the North-East Crater, the eruptive mouths and 2002 lava flow, and down to the sea you will admire part of the Ionian and Calabrian coast. Then, proceed to have lunch in a typical country restaurant where you will be served a 3 courses menu which includes a rich selection of starter (salami, cheese, vegetables of the season), a taste of pasta and dessert. Lunch will also include local wine and mineral water. After lunch the tour will get back to your hotel located in Taormina area.
Today meet your driver at hotel and drive through the interior of Sicily to reach Agrigento and the Valley of Temples: two hours independent walking tour on the Valley of the Temples (Admission fee Not included), a Unesco World Heritage site. Covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-cretan colonist from the neighbouring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. It rapidly increased in size, importance and military strength under Phalarides, the first tyrant, and later under Theron, who extended his way over northern Sicily as far as Himera. Agrigento was a city of artists and illustrious personages, amongst whom the philosopher Empedocles. Pindar defines it as “the most beautiful of mortal cities” and, in fact, in the V th century B.C., those famous temples, whose beauty we still admire today, were built.This afternoon we drive to Siracusa (approx. 2,5 hours driving).LENGTH: approx. 8 hoursStop Duration:· Valley of the Temples 2 hours
Today you are greeted at Siracusa hotel and departure to the “Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto”, an area that belongs to the UNESCO Heritage Site. All this area was badly damaged in the 1693 earthquake and then rebuilt in Baroque style.The town of Noto is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture and not for nothing is this town that gives the name at the Unesco heritage site. In your short stay you will admire the historical centre with old palaces skillfully adorned and the wonderful Cathedral.Modica is an old Baroque town worldwide known for its tasty chocolate. Here chocolate is still made the same way the ancient Aztecs made chocolate in Mexico and its tradition dates back to the 16th century. The technique was brought over by the Spaniards who in turn learned about it in what is now Mexico. If you are interested in tasting chocolate you can visit one of the oldest confectionary shop in Sicily.Ragusa Ibla, constructed on an isolated spur, is one of the most fascinating towns in Sicily. After the terrible earthquake was rebuilt in two different sites: the upper part has its fair share of architectural delights, but it is the smaller Ragusa Ibla down below that really draws visitors. Whether you approach it from Modica to the south or from Ragusa Superiore, the sight of the jumble of houses, churches and civic palazzi piled on top of each other, clinging to the walls of the gorge, is really quite breathtaking.At the end of the tour return to Siracusa.THE TOUR CAN BE OPERATED IN DIFFERENT ORDER DECIDED BY YOUR DRIVER
Today you are greeted at Your Accommodation in Agrigento. The driver will pick you up and will start driving in direction of Valley of the Temples to visit the finest of all ancient Greek sites—the complete Doric Temples (Admission fee: not included), one of Sicily’s most famous historical attractions. This is one of the most outstanding examples of Greater Greece art and architecture, and is one of the main attractions of Sicily as well as a national monument of Italy. The area was included in the UNESCO Heritage Site list in 1997. Visit: the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Heracles, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the Temple of Castor and Pollux, the Temple of Hephaestos, the Temple of Demeter, and the Temple of Asclepius (the God of Medicine).This afternoon departure for 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 fee: not included). Built in the middle of the 4th Century AD as a hunting lodge by a Roman patrician (it is not known for sure who the owner was) the Villa is home to some of the best preserved and extensive examples of Roman mosaics spread over around 3500mt. Later onto Syracuse.LENGTH: approx. 10 hoursStops:• Valley of the Temples 2 hours• Roman Villa: 1,5 hours
Today meet our staff and departure for Agrigento. to visit the finest of all ancient Greek sites—the complete Doric Temples (Admission fee: not included), one of Sicily’s most famous historical attractions. This is one of the most outstanding examples of Greater Greece art and architecture, and is one of the main attractions of Sicily as well as a national monument of Italy. The area was included in the UNESCO Heritage Site list in 1997. Visit: the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Heracles, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the Temple of Castor and Pollux, the Temple of Hephaestos, the Temple of Demeter, and the Temple of Asclepius (the God of Medicine).This afternoon departure for 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 fee: not included). Built in the middle of the 4th Century AD as a hunting lodge by a Roman patrician (it is not known for sure who the owner was) 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.Later onto Taormina.
There are many sites to see in Catania and around the village e.g. the main square, the fish market, Ursino Castle and more.Feel free to decide your itinerary in accordance with your local guide as soon as you meet her/him at the designated meeting point in front of Sant’Agata Cathedral in Catania city centerTRANSPORTATION: Private transportation is not included in this service. In case you do need to move using cab (taxi) feel free to ask to the Local Guide to help you to orchestrate this service. You can pay the amount cash on the spot.
Meet and greet at the Tourist Port for a briefing, then a short walk takes us to the Sailing Boat where the skipper is waiting for us to begin a lovely full day experience.Wind and Sea help us to leave the Cala Tourist Port to begin our adventure to the Capo Gallo Nature Reserve, an amazing promontory of karst origin, with its dramatic cliffs, placed between the brightly fish villages of Addaura, Mondello and Sferracavallo.Through this tour, we will enjoy relaxing swim moments among the wonders of this coastline stretch, undoubtedly the most beautiful of the western Sicily.
Today h 8.15am get ready at meeting point to meet our driver and departure for Erice uptown. The Elymians settled in the medieval town of Erice, which was an important religious site associated with the goddess Venus. Wander through its ancient streets and visit some of the famous homemade pastry shops—world-famous for marzipan candies and other delicacies like almond and pistachio pastries.Enjoy a light lunch in a local Sicilian Olive Oil producer Farmhouse.This afternoon, we drive along the scenic Salt Way Road where the sea-salt is still produced following the old Phoenician tradition preserved during the century. We then continue onto Marsala, known in the whole world for one thing: Wine!The Marsala Wine comes from the western lands of Sicily and its name derives from the homonymous town.Later we return to Palermo (estimated arrival time h 4pm)Please note that if the tour does not reach at least two partecipants it will not be operated.
Today your will have the opportunity to learn various recipes for preparing a typical Sicilian meal. Our chef will take you to the local market to buy fresh fish and other seasonal products to cook. Back in our restaurant, the magic will begin. You will learn how to prepare traditional Sicilian dishes such as meat, fish, fresh pasta and Sicilian macaroni.You will have a lot of fun and then eat everything you have prepared. BUON APPETITO! Private cooking class and lunchProvided with: minimum of 2 clientsLanguage: English OnlyAPPOINTMENT WITH OUR STAFF: The appointment with our staff will be set in Taormina city center. All details will be shared at time of booking.IMPORTANT NOTE:Please be so kind as to share with us, at time of booking, if you have dietary restrictions and/or walking limitations. On Sundays the market is closed so you will make only the cooking class.
Today you are greeted at Palermo hotel and driven to Madonie Mountains to immerse yourself into Sicilian countryside and local traditions. Upon arrival at the foot of Madonie you will meet Mario at his own land and you will see how traditions are not only a part of the past but are still a lifestyle. You will discover with him the traditional cultures, medical herbals, edible plants and a demonstration of the production of ash’s Manna. The Manna, considered "The nectar of the Gods", is the white gold of the Madonie. It is a crystallized and sugary sap that is extracted from the spring season from the Ash tree, today Slow Food Presidium. This ash sap, with many properties, is collected exclusively in the countrysides of Castelbuono. A Tasting of locals products (Manna, biscuits and bread made with ancient grain, olive oil) is included.Later we drive to a local Farmhouse for lunch.After lunch we drive you to Castelbuono, a charming small medieval village with a delightful, still well preserved old town that captivates you from the very first moment. The town develops around the castle of Ventimiglia, near a Byzantine hamlet called Ypsigro. Walking through its narrow streets, is like entering another dimension, it’s like seeing a parade of knights and beautiful ladies wearing rustling brocade clothes and complicated hairstyles. Castelbuono is, therefore, a little enchanted jewel and, as in any respectable fairy tale, there must be a castle and here’s an impressive one! We will stop approximately one hour for an independent visit.Later we drive you back to Palermo
Today you are greeted at Cefalù hotel and driven to Sicilian hinterland to enjoy a real cheese making experience which will give you the opportunity to live a day near a local shepherd who makes cheese in a traditional homemade way (not industrial). You will see the “Màrcato”, ancient haystack typically of Madonie, in which inside we will live a real immersive experience based on the everyday life of a shepherd, from the pasture to the milking, from milk to the cooking to transform it into several kinds of cheese, different each other for the time of aging. There will not miss the tastings of several cheeses produced during that day paired with other food (a kind of light lunch).Then we travel back to Cefalù.
Today we meet the driver at Cefalù hotel and drive through the interior of Sicily to reach Agrigento & the Temples Valley: two hours walking tour on the Valley of the Temples (Admission fee Not included), a Unesco World Heritage site. Covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-cretan colonist from the neighbouring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. It rapidly increased in size, importance and military strength under Phalarides, the first tyrant, and later under Theron, who extended his way over northern Sicily as far as Himera. Agrigento was a city of artists and illustrious personages, amongst whom the philosopher Empedocles. Pindar defines it as “the most beautiful of mortal cities” and, in fact, in the Vth century B.C., those famous temples, whose beauty we still admire today, were built.This afternoon we then return to Cefalù.
Today you are greeted at Cefalù hotel and you will drive for approximately 3 hours to reach Savoca and the Godfather Villages. Once into the historical artist town of Savoca, in a private house in the village, Bar Vitelli houses a collection of local artisans’ tools and photographs taken when Francis Ford Coppola shot scenes of The Godfather II. Stroll along the village’s main street past Santa Lucia and San Michele churches for a short view over the valley. Drive away, we’ll find a charming little village over-looking the Arab-Norman castle of Capo Sant’Alessio. In 1990, Al Pacino and Sophia Coppola shot scenes here for The Godfather III. From the main square, a lane meets the circular steps that ascend to the Gothic-Catalan portal in front of the Church of San Agostino.Later we will continue to Taormina, the resort town of Sicily. On arrival time at leisure to explore the town or independent visit to the Greek Roman Theatre (Admission fee Not included) from where you can admire an amazing view.We drive you then back to Cefalù.
Today meet the driver at your hotel in Sciacca and drive to Agrigento to visit the world-famous Valley of the Temples Archaeological Park, one of Sicily’s most famous historical attractions.This is one of the most outstanding examples of Greater Greece art and architecture and the area was included in the UNESCO Heritage Site list in 1997. Upon arrival meet your English speaking Guide at the Ticket Office (Admission fee Not included) and start your guided visit. 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.Later we drive you back to Sciacca.
Today meet the driver at your hotel in Sciacca and drive to Agrigento to visit the world-famous Valley of the Temples Archaeological Park, one of Sicily’s most famous historical attractions.This is one of the most outstanding examples of Greater Greece art and architecture and the area was included in the UNESCO Heritage Site list in 1997. Upon arrival meet your English speaking Guide at the Ticket Office (Admission fee Not included) and start your guided visit. 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.Later we drive to a local Winery for wine tasting and light lunch.After lunch we drive you back to Sciacca.
Today meet the driver at your hotel in Sciacca and drive to Agrigento to visit the world-famous Valley of the Temples, one of Sicily’s most famous historical attractions.This is one of the most outstanding examples of Greater Greece art and architecture and the area was included in the UNESCO Heritage Site list in 1997. Upon arrival meet your English speaking Guide at the Ticket Office (Admission fee: not included) and start your guided visit. 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.Then the Driver will lead you to the Turkish Steps (Scala dei Turchi), a rocky cliff of unusual white color that lies between two sandy beaches. You will have the opportunity to admire the unique landscape and take some picturesLater we drive you back to Sciacca.
Today you are greeted at Cefalù hotel and driven to Sicilian hinterland to enjoy an alternative cooking class, far from the normal rules of cuisine.We will go into the houses of families of the Sicilian hinterland and we will learn to cook together with them, through the enhancement of local products into their family recipes which are like secrets for generations!So this is a unique experience which can totally immerse guests in the warmth of a local family, with the emotions of hearing stories related to the family and living the pleasure to feel like home. After the lunch with locals, before heading back to Cefalù, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a nice independent stroll in the village.
Today we meet the driver at hotel and drive to Piazza Armerina (approximately 2 hours and half from Palermo). Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the visit of the amazing Roman Villa of Casale (Admission fee Not included) that belongs to the Unesco Heritage. Built on the 4th century AD, the Villa was later forgotten and only in the 20th century excavations revealed the whole building. It is the supreme example of a luxury Roman villa (about 3500 square meters of floor mosaics) and was probably the residence of a member of the upper class of the Roman Empire. The visit inside the Roman Villa will be done independently (every room has information boards).After the time for an independent lunch, we will drive approximately 2 hours before reaching the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento (Admission fee Not included). This archaeological site belongs to the Unesco World Heritage since 1997. The visit of the Valley of the Temples covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-cretan colonist from the neighbouring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. The walking tour of the Valley of the Temples will be done independently.Later we will drive back to Palermo.
Today you are greeted at Palermo hotel and driven to Monreale to see with your expert Guide where the Arab-Norman art and architecture reached the pinnacle of its glory with the Dome (Admission fee: not included). Launched in 1174 by William II, it represents the scenes from the Old and New Testaments all in golden mosaics.Later we will drive back to Palermo to visit the Palatine Chapel (Admission fee: not included), a Byzantine style chapel built by the Normans in the 12th century, and famous for its beautiful mosaic decoration and artwork. This church, “the most beautiful religious jewel ever dreamed by human thought ” in Maupassant‘s words is located inside Palermo Royal Palace (Palazzo dei Normanni) that is nowadays the seat of Sicily’s semi-autonomous regional government. Its mosaics are among the most beautiful Byzantine art production, they have no equal in any church of Constantinople. We start then our the walking tour which can be adapted to include as much as possible, having the opportunity to choose according with the guide a good panoramic point of the main highlights.We visit Palermo Cathedral then we explore a large open air street market (Capo or Ballarò) that captures the flavor of Palermo’s Saracen Arab past. Enjoy a local street food tasting. Then continue by seeing “four corners” that converge Palermo at a quartet of baroque palaces left over from the heyday of Spanish rule dating from 1560, Piazza Pretoria with its amazing fountain and Via Maqueda. The walking tour will end admiring (external view) the imposing Massimo Theater, Palermo Opera Plaza. Time to say goodbye to your guide and Independent transfer to the hotel.
Today you are greeted at Your Accommodation in Taormina. The driver will pick you up and will start driving in direction of Piazza Armerina.Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the visit of the amazing Roman Villa of Casale, that belongs to the Unesco Heritage. Built on the 4th century AD, the Villa was later forgotten and only in the 20th century excavations revealed the whole building. It is the supreme example of a luxury Roman villa (about 3500 square meters of floor mosaics) and was probably the residence of a member of the upper class of the Roman Empire. (Admission fee not included).After the time for an independent lunch, we will drive approximately 2 hours before reaching the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento (Admission fee not included). This archaeological site belongs to the Unesco World Heritage since 1997. The visit of the Valley of the Temples covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-Cretan colonist from the neighboring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. The walking tour of the Valley of the Temples will be done independently.Later we will drive back to Taormina.
Today you are greeted at Taormina and driven to Siracusa that belongs to the Unesco heritage. Siracusa was founded by colonists from Cornith in 735 B.C. and once the most important competitor to Athens. On arrival stroll through the streets of Ortygia Island, the heart of the city center, connected to the mainland by Umbertino bridge. Admire the Dome in Baroque style, the Arethusa Fontain, the Maniace Castle, the Temple of Apollo and the beautiful palaces around Ortygia.This afternoon visit the Archaeological Park that highlights the Greek Theatre, the Roman Amphitheatre and the Paradise Quarry.Later back to Taormina.
Today you are greeted at Catania and driven to the Etna Natural Park-South Side (Rifugio Sapienza), a beautiful Volcano rich in sounds, perfumes, and colors.On arrival, those interested in experiencing the Etna craters will have the opportunity to explore independently the Silvestri Craters.You will have the opportunity to ascent to the highest elevation (up to 2800 meters) by Cable car and 4x4 vehicles (weather and volcanic conditions permitting) to experience the lava fields and incredible landscape view from Europe’s highest and most active volcano.Will be possible to enjoy lunch at local winery (to require at time of booking)This afternoon, transfer to Taormina, the world-famous resort town on Sicily. Time at leisure to rest or independent visit to the Greek-Roman Theatre (Admission fee: not included).Later we drive back to Catania OPTIONAL: Lunch and wine tasting experience in a local winery
Today you are greeted at Your Accommodation in Catania. The driver will pick you up and will start driving in direction of Piazza Armerina.Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the visit of the amazing Roman Villa of Casale, that belongs to the Unesco Heritage. Built on the 4th century AD, the Villa was later forgotten and only in the 20th century excavations revealed the whole building. It is the supreme example of a luxury Roman villa (about 3500 square meters of floor mosaics) and was probably the residence of a member of the upper class of the Roman Empire. (Admission fee not included).After the time for an independent lunch, we will drive approximately 2 hours before reaching the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento (Admission fee not included). This archaeological site belongs to the Unesco World Heritage since 1997. The visit of the Valley of the Temples covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-cretan colonist from the neighboring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. The walking tour of the Valley of the Temples will be done independently.Later we will drive back to Catania.
Reach the port of Ortygia on your own or enquire us for a transfer service and start your Siracusa private boat tour.The tour includes a boat excursion to discover Ortygia and the Marine Caves. The boat trip around the island of Ortigia will let you to admire from the sea the following monuments or historical buildings: Palazzo Veneziano, Ponte Umberto I, Porto piccolo, Ancient Bourbon Prison, Spanish Walls and Lungomare di Levante, Fortezza Viliena, Jewish Quarter, Castello Maniace, Fonte Aretusa, Duomo and Church of Santa Lucia alla Badia, Lungomare Alfeo and Porta Marina.You will continue with the exploration of the sea caves of the coast of Siracusa: the boat will go inside the caves allowing you to admire closely stalactites, stalagmites and coral formations.If you are wondering what to do in Siracusa, do not miss the opportunity to enjoy the Sicilian sea: this tour will offer you the opportunity, during a short stop, to swim in its crystal clear waters and breathe the sea breeze, while admiring the beautiful coasts of eastern Sicily.
Today you are greeted at Palermo hotel and driven by taxi to Monreale to see with your expert Guide where the Arab-Norman art and architecture reached the pinnacle of its glory with the Dome (Admission fee: not included). Launched in 1174 by William II, it represents the scenes from the Old and New Testaments all in golden mosaics.Later a taxi will drive you back to Palermo to continue your walking tour of the city center. Explore a large open air street market (Capo or Ballarò) that captures the flavor of Palermo’s Saracen Arab past. Enjoy a local street food tasting. Then continue by seeing “four corners” that converge Palermo at a quartet of baroque palaces left over from the heyday of Spanish rule dating from 1560, Piazza Pretoria and Via Maqueda.The tour ends at Piazza Verdi (Massimo Opera Theatre square). Independent transfer to the hotel.Independent transfer to the hotel.
We travel to Segesta, one of the major cities of the Elymian people, one of the three indigenous peoples of Sicily. Segesta’s ancient Greek temple can make a valid claim to being the best preserved in the world, and its amphitheatre boasts a hilltop position on Mount Barbaro second to none. The archaeological site reflects the presence of several ancient civilizations, beginning with the elusive Elymians. While the magnificent Doric temple, though (strictly speaking) never completed – as the roof was never added and the pillars never fluted – is impressive, it is just the highlight of a large archaeological park. Today independent visit of the Temple (Admission fee: not included).For the wine experience option:Then along the countryside off the beaten track possibility to join the small village of Camporeale to visit a local winery and enjoy a wine tasting.During the afternoon we then continue onto Monreale to visit the Dome (Admission fee: not included), erected by King William II (1167/71-1189) in a royal park on the site of an earlier Greek church. Part of the structure and its decoration were largely completed by the death of the king in 1189.The interior is impressive in its spaciousness and rich decor.Then we return to Palermo.
Today meet our staff and departure for the Etna Natural Park - South Side to discover a beautiful Volcano rich in sounds, perfumes, and colors. Along the scenic drive we will stop at the the lava flow reachable through a winding curvy road surrounded by chestnut and oak forests. Continuing our excursion, we will reach Rifugio Sapienza (1900 meters above sea level). Here you will have free time to enjoy an excellent espresso and take a short walk to visit the Silvester Craters.Ascent to the top is optional, available purchasing cable car tickets (Cable Car Fee: not included) directly on the spot – weather and volcanic conditions permitting – to experience the lava fields and incredible landscape view from Europe’s highest and most active volcano.Later back to Palermo.
Today you are greeted at Palermo hotel and you will drive for approximately 3 hours to reach Savoca and the Godfather Villages. Once into the historical artist town of Savoca, in a private house in the village, Bar Vitelli houses a collection of local artisans’ tools and photographs taken when Francis Ford Coppola shot scenes of The Godfather II. Stroll along the village’s main street past Santa Lucia and San Michele churches for a short view over the valley. Drive away, we’ll find a charming little village over-looking the Arab-Norman castle of Capo Sant’Alessio. In 1990, Al Pacino and Sophia Coppola shot scenes here for The Godfather III. From the main square, a lane meets the circular steps that ascend to the Gothic-Catalan portal in front of the Church of San Agostino.Later we will continue to Taormina, the resort town of Sicily. On arrival time at leisure to explore the town or independent visit to the Greek Roman Theatre (Admission fee: not included) from where you can admire an amazing view.At the end of the tour you you will need other 3 hours driving to get back to Palermo hotel.This tour is operated with English speaking Driver.
Today you are greeted at Taormina and driven to enjoy the scenes of The Godfather movie. From the coastal road, rich of villas, flowering gardens, and picturesque villages, leads to the historical artist town of Savoca. In a private house in the village Bar Vitelli houses a collection of local artisans’ tools and photographs taken when Francis Ford Coppola shot scenes of The Godfather II. Stroll along the village’s main street past Santa Lucia and San Michele churches for a short view over the valley.Driving away, we’ll find Forza d’Agrò, a charming little village over-looking the Arab-Norman castle of Capo Sant’Alessio. In 1990, Al Pacino and Sophia Coppola shot scenes here for The Godfather III. From the main square, a lane meets the circular steps that ascend to the Gothic-Catalan portal in front of the Church of San Agostino.Later we drive back to Taormina.
Today meet the off-road’s driver and transfer to Etna Volcano.Along the drive we will stop for a panoramic view of a unique canyon comprised of basaltic lava (the “Alcantara Gorges”) and shaped by the waters of the Alcantara river. The Alcantara’s vertical cliffs reach 30 meters in height and its structures have been forged by high intensity geological and geothermal events. In prehistoric times, a river flowed here over clay sediments until a massive volcanic eruption channeled magma into the riverbed forming the current canyons.Along the itinerary will drive though small Villages of the slopes of Mount Etna, like Castiglione di Sicilia, a medieval village perched on a hill overlooking the Alcantara valley.Traveling through one of the wine roads of Sicily and crossing large expanses of vineyards (Etna D.O.C.), we will arrive at a local winery. This is the ideal place to enjoy relaxing moments while sampling a snack and excellent wines.We will then make a brief stop at the 2002 lava flow reachable by jeep through a winding dirt road surrounded by chestnut and oak forests. The 2002 eruption lasted from October 27th to January 29th 2003 and it is considered one of the most explosive eruptions of the past one hundred years. Continuing our excursion we will reach the Ragabo pine forest where hidden among pines and brooms, we will discover the cave of Corruccio (1350 meters above sea level) a cave formed by flowing lava.Continuing the drive we will reach Piano Provenzana (1800 meters above sea level), a ski resort, theater of the great eruption of 2002.We will drive along the wine road of Mount Etna, crossing large expanses of vineyards to stop at another local winery to enjoy wine tasting/lunch before drive back to Taormina
Today meet the off-road’s driver and transfer to Etna Volcano. We will enjoy a lovely Jeep experience through Etna area:a brief stop at the 2002 lava flow reachable by jeep through a winding dirt road surrounded by chestnut and oak forests. The 2002 eruption lasted from October 27th to January 29th 2003 and it is considered one of the most explosive eruptions of the past one hundred years. Continuing our excursion we will reach the Ragabo pine forest where hidden among pines and brooms, we will discover the cave of Corruccio (1350 meters above sea level) a cave formed by flowing lava.Continuing the drive we will reach Piano Provenzana (1800 meters above sea level), a ski resort, theater of the great eruption of 2002.Opportunity for an hiking experience at the Sartorius Mountains area: this part will be adapted to the different customers will take the tour.Lunch will be included in one of the 2 following options (to choose at time of booking):A local Rustic RestaurantA local wineryIn the afternoon get back at hotel driving through the Alcantara Valley with its small medieval town and the famous Gorges (panoramic/scenic drive only).
You will be greeted at your location to start the Private Tour to Siracusa from Catania.Siracusa belongs to the Unesco heritage and was founded by colonists from Cornith in 735 B.C. and once the most important competitor to Athens. On arrival stroll through the streets of Ortygia Island, the heart of the city center.This afternoon visit the Archaeological Park that highlights the Greek Theatre, the Roman Amphitheatre and the Paradise Quarry.Later drive back to Catania hotel.
Today you are greeted at Catania hotel and drive to enjoy this Private Tour to Godfather Villages and Taormina from Catania.You will revival the scenes of The Godfather movie. From the coastal road, rich of villas, flowering gardens, and picturesque villages, leads to the historical artist town of Savoca. In a private house in the village, Bar Vitelli houses a collection of local artisans’ tools and photographs taken when Francis Ford Coppola shot scenes of The Godfather II. Stroll along the village’s main street past Santa Lucia and San Michele churches for a short view over the valley.Driving away, we’ll find a charming little village over-looking the Arab-Norman castle of Capo Sant’Alessio. In 1990, Al Pacino and Sophia Coppola shot scenes here for The Godfather III. From the main square, a lane meets the circular steps that ascend to the Gothic-Catalan portal in front of the Church of San Agostino.Later we will continue to Taormina, the resort town of Sicily. On arrival time at leisure to explore the town or independent visit to the Greek Roman Theatre (Admission fee: not included) from where we can admire an amazing view.This afternoon back to Catania hotel.
Today you are greeted at your hotel and driven through the countryside to the “Val di Noto”. Here sunny hills and the coastal plains are all cultivated with grapevines, olive groves, wheat, fruit and vegetables. Typical dry stone walls delimit the countryside roads. Reach one of the best Wineries in Eastern Sicily and have a relaxing time savoring wines and local products at the dining room or outdoor in a pic-nic style. The wine experience can be enhanced by a walk through the vineyards (tasting and light lunch included)The “Val di Noto” was badly damaged in 1693 by a strong earthquake and largely rebuilt in Sicilian Baroque style. Noto is the town symbol of Baroque style and indeed it gives the name to the “Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto” UNESCO World Heritage site. Walking through the center of Noto you can admire Baroque churches, including the amazing Cathedral and palaces with pompous balconies with wrought iron railings and cherubs, lions, sirens and grotesque figures that decorate the facing. Noto is called the “Garden of Stone” because of its typical honey-colored stone. The main street is pedestrian and very pleasant to walk. The visit of Noto is independent.A few kilometers away, directly overlooking the sea, a fisherman village of Marzamemi will captivate you. The village extends around the harbour and it is characterized by narrow streets and little stone houses with roof tiles and colored windows, while a large square is the center of the town. Once fishermen were used to practice tuna fishing and today the Tonnara is still well visible. Enjoy a nice walk in the old town, full of characteristic restaurants that animate the square, surrounded by the ocean and the breeze.At the end of the tour you will be driven back to your hotel.
Today departure to enjoy the experience of walking in the forest with a local experienced truffle hunter and his trained dog. We will be introduced in the magic of the truffles world, made of mystery and passion for the nature. Follow the dog hurriedly through the forest as he sniffs about and experience the surge of excitement as he starts digging for these edible treasures. The tour starts with a brief description of the trees, the hunting technique and the training methods the dog has been trough. While hunting, you can enjoy the charming Sicilian countryside and the beauty of the Iblei mountains forests, breathing pure air in a gorgeous wood. The walk is very easy and requires no particular effort.Once some truffles have been found, you will be transferred to an authentic Sicilian restaurant, where an experienced chef will welcome you in the kitchen and you can learn how to clean and use the truffle, a natural wonder, perfect for enriching many dishes and transforming taste into an experience. Following, a truffle- based menu will be prepared for you, paired with local delicacies and excellent Sicilian wines.After lunch time to explore Palazzolo Acreide, an ancient Greek town founded in 650 BC, with a well preserved small Greek theater and a downtown built in Barocco style, with two of the churches that recently became UNESCO heritage.Later we return to Siracusa.Optional Service: Country House ExperienceOnce truffles have been found, you will reach a country house for the lunch. Choose in advance to include show cooking or put your hands on and cook your lunch.This service requires a surcharge and it is subject to availability.Please note that the tour with lunch at country house can be operated in different order
Today you are greeted at Your Accommodation in Siracusa. The driver will pick you up and will start driving in direction of Piazza Armerina.Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the visit of the amazing Roman Villa of Casale, that belongs to the Unesco Heritage. Built on the 4th century AD, the Villa was later forgotten and only in the 20th century excavations revealed the whole building. It is the supreme example of a luxury Roman villa (about 3500 square meters of floor mosaics) and was probably the residence of a member of the upper class of the Roman Empire. (Admission fee not included)After the time for an independent lunch, we will drive approximately 2 hours before reaching the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento (Admission fee not included). This archaeological site belongs to the Unesco World Heritage since 1997. The visit of the Valley of the Temples covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus. Agrigento, according to legend, was founded by Daedalus and his son Icarus after they had fled from Crete “by air”. Historically, however, its origins date back to 582 B.C. when it was founded by Rhodian-Cretan colonist from the neighboring Gela who named their city Akragas after the nearby river of that name. The walking tour of the Valley of the Temples will be done independently.Later we will drive back to Siracusa.
If you are a fond of the Inspector Montalbano, this is certainly the tour for you! Today you will discover the enchanting landscapes of the province of Ragusa, set of this famous Italian TV series, an aerea where the baroque architecture, the dense vegetation of olive and carob trees and the typical dry stone walls coexist!We drive first to Punta Pisciotto (Sampieri) the place where rises the Fornace Penna, a monument of industrial archaeology located right on a golden sand beach. It was set of Montalbano serial in different episodes. Then onto Punta Secca, a sea-side village with an amazing view, place of the house of Montalbano facing the breathtaking beach where he swims every morning in the serial.We will visit then Scicli (that belongs to the UNESCO heritage list) a jewel of Baroque architecture. After a walk in this magnificent town, you will have the chance to visit the “Montalbano” police station (admission fee not included), today the cabinet of the Mayor. During the tour you will enjoy a sightseeing tour of Donnafugata Castle (Admission fee not included), an imposing construction immersed in one of the most evocative carob woods in the province of Ragusa.Later back to Siracusa.
An unforgettable sailing Experience in SiracusaSiracusa Sailing Experience. You will sail in the waters of the bay of Syracuse, enjoy the beauty of Ortygia and listen to the ancient stories of this Greek harbor. Savor a delicious tasting of food and wines made by local farmers and producers.Departure times throughout the summer: May & August: 16.30; June and July: 17.00; September: 16.00; October: 15.30 (Morning sailing can be arranged on special request with departures at 11.30)Duration: approx. 4 hoursPrivate tour: max. 7 People What you can expect:Reach the port of Ortygia on your own or enquire us for a transfer service and start your Siracusa Sailing Experience. Get on board of the sailing boat in company of an expert Skipper. The ship is reserved only for you ensuring a lovely experience to share with your partner, with family or with your friends.Navigate for around 4 hours along the coast of Syracuse enjoying the view of Ortygia from the sea and the crystal clear waters of Plemmirio. Plemmirio is a marine protected area with an extraordinary submerged seabed very rich in any marine species populating the Mediterranean. Swim or snorkel in this nature reserve and breathe the sea breeze, while admiring the beautiful coasts of eastern Sicily. On board you will find beach towels and equipping for snorkeling.Listen to the ancient stories of this Greek harbor while sailing around the Ortygia Island. If you want to learn the secrets of sailing, our Skipper will explain you everything you want to know.Enjoy the ritual of the aperitif on board: a delicious tasting of food and wines made by local farmers and producers.At the end of the tour bak to Ortygia docking pier.IMPORTANT:According to the weather conditions, the skipper may change the itinerary.
Private Vehicle and English Speaking Driver Disposal: full day from h 8:30AMToday meet our staff and departure for Cefalù, sitting serenely between its natural bay and the towering rocky granite mass of La Rocca.For a small town, Cefalù offers a great deal, including sandy beaches, winding Mediaeval streets flanked with all manner of shops, excellent restaurants serving the freshest of fish and last but probably first, its unique Norman Cathedral.While Cefalù’s origins go back to at least Greek times (the name derives from the ancient Greek word for “Cape”), the town we now know and love was built at the behest of the Norman King, Roger II. Construction of the Cathedral began in 1131 and is an exquisite example of what has been termed “Sicilian Romanesque”. 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.Later onto Palermo.LENGTH: approx. 7 hoursStops: Cefalù 3 hours
Today meet your driver at hotel and drive through the interior of Sicily to reach Agrigento and the Valley of Temples: two hours walking tour on the Valley of the Temples (Admission fee Not included), a Unesco World Heritage site. Covers the Temple of Hera, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Hercules and the Temple of Zeus.After the Visit at Valley of the Temples departure to in direction of Piazza Armerina (approximately 1,15 hours driving). Upon arrival, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the visit of the amazing Roman Villa of Casale (Admission fee Not included), that belongs to the Unesco Heritage. Built in the 4th century AD, the Villa was later forgotten and only in the 20th century excavations revealed the whole building. It is the supreme example of a luxury Roman villa (about 3500 square meters of floor mosaics) and was probably the residence of a member of the upper class of the Roman Empire. The visit inside the Roman Villa will be done independently (every room has information boards).Later we will drive to Siracusa (approx. 2 hours driving).LENGTH: approx. 10 hoursStops Duration:· Valley of the Temples 2 hours· Roman Villa: 1,5 hours
There are too many sites to see in Taormina and around the village e.g. the Public Garden, the Greek Roman Theatre, Palazzo Corvaja, Corso Umberto and the old Jewish suburb.TRANSPORTATION:Private transportation is not included in this service. In case you do need to move using cab (taxi) feel free to ask to the Local Guide to help you to orchestrate this service. You can pay the amount cash on the spot.
We travel along the Salt Way Road and through the Nature Reserve of the Stagnone (that literally means large pool). Since this large lagoon has shallow and very salty water, it is the ideal place for saltworks. While travelling you will be fascinated by this unusual landscape: panels of mirror-like water, held by thin strips of earth and white windmills. Beyond the saltworks stand out some islands – including Mothia, once joined to the mainland by a paved road – while Isola Longa (Long Island) encloses the lagoon.The sea salt, in the tradition of this part of Sicily, is obtained by the evaporation of the sea water, through a simple but functional method of “handmade fractional distillation”, that allows to highlight the positive qualities and at the same time eliminate unwanted compounds such as calcium sulphate or gypsum.The region of Marsala is always known for its fine grapes.Marsala can be dry or sweet. While the city’s natives sometimes drink “vintage” Marsala, the wine produced for export is universally fortified similar to Port, Madeira and Sherry. Originally, this addition of alcohol was to ensure that it would last on long ocean voyages, but now it is made that way because of its popularity in foreign markets.We will visit a local winery and enjoy wine and olive oil tasting and light lunch.This afternoon departure for Erice uptown. The Elymians settled the medieval town of Erice, which was an important religious site associated with the goddess Venus. Wander through its ancient streets and visit some of the famous homemade pastry shops—world-famous for marzipan candies and other delicacies like almond and pistachio pastries. At arrival, friendly walk along the city centre with stop at local pastry shop to taste some Sicilian local sweet. Later we return to Palermo.Then we return to Palermo.
Departure for a small village off the beaten path located on the slopes of Madonie Mountains. This day will be a unique experience, something that will show you the essence of Sicily, a plunge in a rural and friendly atmosphere, a return to the past by visiting places where time has stopped centuries ago! Upon the arrival we visit a diary producer to learn how milk is processed for cheese production and here you will have the opportunity to taste various types of dairy products of the highest quality.Later (weather conditions permitting) we will drive to the “Grotte della Gurfa” an archaeological treasure, a place veiled with magic and mystery, where we will be taken to a trip back into the past centuries. The Caves of Gurfa are a precious example of rock architecture. Probably dated from the Bronze Age, studies on the ancient use of caves, entirely excavated by man, are still underway, but it is deemed to be used as storage area for grain. Some scholars instead postulate that the whole complex had been built to accommodate the remains of the King Minos who, according to legend, died in Sicily.We will then enjoy a lovely Rustic lunch with “zero food miles” in a relaxing and friendly atmosphere. After lunch we will drive to Alia, a nice village to have an amazing experience based on the interaction with local people and observe artisans at work.Later back to Palermo.
Today you are greeted at your hotel and driven through the countryside to the “Val di Noto”. Here sunny hills and the coastal plains are all cultivated with grapevines, olive groves, wheat, fruit and vegetables. Typical dry-stone walls delimit the countryside roads. Reach one of the best Wineries in Eastern Sicily and have a relaxing time savoring wines and local products at the dining room or outdoor in a pic-nic style. The wine experience can be enhanced by a walk through the vineyards. Please clarify your preferences about tasting or light lunch and visit of the vineyards at time of booking.The “Val di Noto” is an area badly damaged in 1693 by a strong earthquake and largely rebuilt in Sicilian Baroque style. Noto is the town symbol of Baroque style and indeed it gives the name to the “Late Baroque Towns of the Val di Noto” UNESCO World Heritage site. Walking through the center of Noto you can admire Baroque churches, including the amazing Cathedral and palaces with pompous balconies with wrought iron railings and cherubs, lions, sirens, and grotesque figures that decorate the facing. Noto is called the “Garden of Stone” because of its typical honey-colored stone. The main street is pedestrian and very pleasant to walk. The visit of Noto is independent.A few kilometers away, directly overlooking the sea, a fisherman village will captivate you. The village extends around the harbour and it is characterized by narrow streets and little stone houses with roof tiles and colored windows, while a large square is the center of the town. Once fishermen were used to practice tuna fishing and today the Tonnara is still well visible. Enjoy a nice walk in the old town, full of characteristic restaurants that animate the square, surrounded by the ocean and the breeze.At the end of the tour you will be driven back to your hotel.
Today h 8.30am get ready at meeting point to meet our driver and departure from Siracusa in direction of Ragusa Ibla. Our Team will offer you time at disposal to keep the feeling with this section of the town giving you direction to explore independently the old part of the city and an undisputed reality of Baroque art. Here you can admire numerous eighteenth-century churches and buildings and the Gardens. Soon after, you will discover another jewel of the Sicilian Gastronomy: the local Chocolate in Modica. This particular chocolate is made with a very old recipe, the one coming from the Aztecs. If you are wondering what the Aztecs have to do with Sicily, think about the Spanish conquistadors in South America and you will see that the same Spanish have dominated this island for a couple of centuries.We then continue to Noto. In the Arab period the town was the capital of one of the three districts of Sicily (the Val di Noto) and once defeated by the Christians, Noto became a rich Norman city. Unfortunately, it was totally destroyed by the 1693 Sicilian earthquake and rebuilt in a new position nearer to the Ionian Sea. But the new Noto is a masterpiece of Sicilian Baroque! Most of the buildings, including churches and noble palaces, follow one another along the main street and are characterized by the honey tonality of tufa stone.Later we continue to Taormina (estimated arrival time h 4pm is depending on the traffic situation. Different drop-off could be coordinated based on the ZTL --Limited Traffic Zone--)Please note that if the tour does not reach at least two partecipants it will not be operated.
Welcome on board of a stylish open motor boat for 8 passengers with a comfortable table and sofa in back area and sunbeds in front. The boat has a small cabin and toilet.The crew is composed of 2 English speaking staff that will lead you around the marvelous scenery of Taormina’s Coastline from the large Bay of Giardini Naxos and Capo Taormina.Then move inside the bay of Isola Bella and have a look from outside to Grotta Azzurra.We continue along the rocky cap of S.Andrea which close the Bay of Mazzarò where are located the renewed ancient Villa S.Andrea, then will open the large Bay of Spisone also called Mermaid’s bay characterized by long sandy beach with small coastal villages closing with Cap S. Alessio outstanding on the top of the rock that closes the area of Taormina.At the end of your boat tour independent transfer to your hotel.
Meet and greet your Driver directly at your hotel in Taormina area and transfer to Porto Rosa Port (approximately 1,5 hours drive each way). Upon arrival get on board of Motor Yacht Ferretti 57 and sail to Panarea. During this navigation (approximately 2 hours) you will see Vulcano, Lipari and Salina from afar. Panarea is the smallest island of the archipelago, with its characteristics white small houses and colourful boungavillea bushes. There are many beautiful corner to stop and swim such as Lisca Bianca, Cala Junco or Basiluzzo. After this first refreshing stop we disembark on the island for give you the opportunity to have lunch in one of the local restaurant (lunch Not included, to be paid on spot). After lunch we move to Strombolithe second active volcano of Europe. The activity of Stromboli is a parossisitics one, so we never know when and how many explosions we can see. We stay at security distance from the “Sciara del Fuoco” waiting to see some explosions from the main crater. If possible, the captain will make you swim around the coastline, mooring is forbidden for security reason. Finally return to mainland (approximately 2,5 hours navigation) where your driver is waiting for you to drive you back to Taormina.Important Note: Itinerary and swimming stops can be modified depending on sea and weather conditions.
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