Sicily, Amalfi Coast and Rome

Sicily

Beauty and monuments at the crossroads of cultures

Sicily reveals itself through contrasts – active adventure, cultural treasures, and cuisine that tells a story – and your story is told through the sightseeing options. Bike through the streets of Siracusa, hike the slopes of Mount Etna with a guide, and explore Palermo
A private aristocratic palace. In Trapani, a cooking demonstration presents fish couscous, a dish that reflects centuries of cultural exchange on the island. Every day blends discovery and tradition, highlighting Sicily’s multi-layered character.

Amalfi Coast and Rome

Coastal beauty and Roman treasures in the heart of Italy

Along Italy’s Amalfi Coast, discover villages where traditions still run deep. Wander Cetara, a fishing town famous for its tuna and anchovy heritage, or sip wine on a family-owned estate. Leisure time in Amalfi allows you to enjoy the coast at your own pace, whether you’re strolling its lemon-scented lanes or watching the boats drift through the harbour. Culinary traditions and coastal beauty make
Each stop is as memorable as it is original.

Your journey ends in Rome, where archeology and culture take center stage during your two-night stay at Anantara Palazzo Naiadi or Siena Bernini Bristol. Sightseeing options include the Colosseum and Roman Forum, or visiting the papal farmhouse at Castel Gandolfo for a cooking class – each offering a window.
In Italy’s rich heritage. A farewell evening at the Palazzo Brancaccio highlights why Rome remains the Eternal City – the spirit of the Empire that is still alive in every street and square.

Malta

The archaeology, art and dazzling light of the island of Malta

In Malta, your journey begins with layers of history and stunning sea views when you stay for two nights at the Malta Marriott Resort & Spa or The Westin Dragonara Malta. Step into St John’s Co-Cathedral, where Caravaggio’s brushstrokes still awe-inspiring, and stand in front of the Ġgantija temples of Gozo – Neolithic stones older than…
Pyramids. The past feels alive here, set against golden stone towns and sleepy ports that speak of centuries.

Gozo, part of Malta, is an island where history is not read in books, but rather you can feel it under your feet and see it in stones older than the pyramids. The temples of Ġgantija rise from the earth as enduring guardians of a civilization lost to time, their mystery echoing through the island’s honey-coloured hills and sunlit valleys. Rugged cliffs descend to sapphire seas, hiding tranquil coves once whispered by legend – Homer’s Calypso is said to have waited here for Odysseus. Layers of history unfold in every view: salt pans glistening in the sun, the sparkling blue lake nearby, churches built by master craftsmen, and villages where life moves at a slow pace. A trip to Gozo means being drawn into one of humanity’s oldest stories, a place as captivating, mysterious and timeless as the first people to call it home.

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