Sicily, the largest island in Italy, is home to world-class beaches, quaint towns and villages, and an abundance of ancient ruins and archaeological sites. The region has historically served as a nexus of civilizations, topographies, and culinary traditions. Sicily has had a successful and varied history, absorbing influences from its Arab and North African neighbours.
Imagine a Mediterranean island where there are steaming volcanoes in the distance and soothing waves crashing onto sandy shores. To that picture, add lush, rolling hills topped with ancient ruins like those found nearby in Luxor, Egypt, at the Valley of the Kings. Then you need to picture the mouthwatering flavors of the typical Sicilian specialties: fresh seafood, delicious pasta dishes, and sweets.
This is Sicily, a pleasant, carefree haven with an Italian attitude, particularly evident in its cuisine and zest for life. The Tyrrhenian, Mediterranean, and Ionian seas round this sizable, triangular island, which also happens to be the largest island in the entire Mediterranean. The region is located literally in the toe of Italy’s boot. To give you a sense of the range of eco-friendly activities and sightseeings you can enjoy on this amazing Island, here below we’ve compiled some of the top sustainable things to do in Sicily!