Things to do in Sicily

Cefalù and the monreale cathedral was amazing! our guide gave us really good recommendations - places to go and eat. had a great time with my husband!

This was my first time experiencing a fishing trip, going out to sea with a fishing boat and seeing many different kinds of fish caught in the nets. Being able to cook and eat them right on the boat was a truly magical experience, and we all had a wonderful day. My companions were also very friendly. Although I didn't go into the water, the water here is incredibly clear. I think it would be even more comfortable to go swimming once the weather gets a bit warmer. If you get seasick, you might want to take some motion sickness medication beforehand to help settle your stomach. Even though the waves weren't big, there's always some rocking on a boat. The drinks and food on board were excellent. It was my first time seeing flying fish, which were fascinating even though you can't eat them, and also squid that squirted ink. The prawns were delicious! You can throw the fish bones from your plate into the sea to feed the seagulls and attract other small fish. The schools of fish will gather, allowing you to see many fish with your own eyes. Mr. Giovanni is very professional and friendly, and he's also a great cook. The boat is adorable too, a blue fishing boat named after his daughter. It's very beautiful. If you're looking to go out to sea, choosing him is definitely the right decision!

The tour guide gave a thoughtful explanation and led us to important sights. However, since the evening tour disbanded at 7:00 PM and it was completely dark, the guide told us how to take public transportation back to the starting point. Because it was getting late and taxis were hard to find, the tour guide ultimately helped us arrange a shared ride back with other group members. Thank you to him. However, it would have been even better if there had been a guide speaking Chinese.

Nice chef, pleasant taste walk on the market. I would suggest to focus a litte bit more on the cooking by the custumors theirselves.