by Andreea Hincu | Mar 26, 2026 | #beach, #blog, #driveinSicily, #guideSicily, #holidays, #mediterranean, #palermo airport, #trapani, #travel ideas
There are food festivals all over the world. Most of them are forgettable. Cous Cous Fest Sicily is not. Every September, the small fishing village of San Vito Lo Capo (on the northwestern tip of Sicily) transforms into one of the most extraordinary celebrations of...
by Andreea Hincu | Mar 22, 2026 | #blog, #Etna, #guideSicily, #holidays, #sicily
Everyone thinks they know what to eat in Sicily. Pasta. Arancini. Cannoli. The greatest hits, endlessly reproduced in Italian restaurants from New York to London, from Sydney to Toronto. And yes, all of those things are extraordinary when you eat them in Sicily, made...
by Andreea Hincu | Mar 21, 2026 | #blog, #guideSicily, #spring, #travel ideas
Everyone knows about Sicily in summer. The beaches, the heat, the crowds. The Instagram photos that make it look perfect, but somehow never show the hour-long queue to park, the packed restaurants, or the sunburnt frustration of August. Here is the secret that locals...
by Andreea Hincu | Mar 17, 2026 | #blog, #driveinSicily, #flights, #guideSicily, Senza categoria
Taormina has a rare talent: it feels glamorous and easygoing at the same time. One minute you’re wandering elegant streets with sea views, the next you’re stepping into an ancient landmark that looks like it was designed for postcards. If you’re planning a short...
by Andreea Hincu | Mar 11, 2026 | #blog, #guideSicily, #tailormadetravel
Let’s be honest. Planning a trip to Sicily usually starts with a gorgeous, cinematic vision. You picture yourself driving a vintage Fiat 500 along a sun-drenched coast, wind in your hair, pulling over for a spontaneous cannolo. Then, reality hits. First, you try to...
by Andreea Hincu | Mar 3, 2026 | #blog, #guideSicily, #holidays, #travel ideas
You start with one innocent sentence: “I think my Sicily itinerary is ready.” Then it happens. A few more tabs, a few more Google Maps pins, and suddenly you’re comparing Taormina sunsets to Ortigia aperitivo like it’s an Olympic sport. And honestly? You did great....
