Description
This Savoca and Taormina private tour begins at a meeting point agreed with you beforehand, and the first stop is Savoca, the village where scenes of The Godfather were shot. A stop of about two hours leaves time to see its most characteristic corners.
From there the car continues to Taormina. Corso Umberto, the old Roman road, leads to the centre and to the wide square facing the sea, and walking its streets brings you to many old, characteristic corners and to the Greek theatre.
After Taormina comes the viewpoint known as the Balcony, with a view over the beach of Isola Bella.
- About two hours in Savoca
- Corso Umberto and the Greek theatre in Taormina
- The Balcony over Isola Bella
If you wish, the day can end in Messina, at the sanctuary of Cristo Re with its view of the Strait of Messina, and then at the cathedral for the astronomical clock, called the largest in the world. The tour lasts about six hours and includes bottled water, soft drinks, coffee or tea and free Wi-Fi in an air-conditioned vehicle. A small tasting of Sicilian specialities such as granita or arancini is available on request.