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How to get to Sicily

Off the coast of Italy, Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean. With miles of beautiful coastline, the famous Mt. Etna volcano, well preserved medieval towns and Greek temple ruins, there is plenty to both see and do. Sicily holidays are more affordable now as the budget airlines fly from a range of UK airports to Palermo. Direct Palermo flights from most UK airports take about three and a quarter hours. Car hire from Palermo Airport is suitable for all budgets and the airport is only 20 km from Palermo, the largest city in Sicily which is rich in art, architecture and food.

Where to stay in Sicily

Cheap holidays to Sicily mean staying in affordable but pleasant accommodation. This can range from 2* hotels through to bed and breakfast, self catering apartments and rustic farmhouses. Start your search with the location you'd most like to be based in and you are sure to find something cheap and clean. There is Palermo itself, Catania, Messina, Siracusa, Vulcano and the Aeolian Islands, to name just a few popular destinations.

What to do in Sicily

Holidays in Sicily offer a wide range of treats, from exploring the island's rich and ancient culture to lazing about on the sandy beaches. Do try to squeeze in a visit to The Valley of the Temples, which has the largest collection of classical Greek ruins. Another favourite is the Catacombe dei Cappuccini, a tour of underground crypts with over 8000 well preserved mummies. Mount Etna can be explored by a railroad which runs round the volcano.