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編號：112669
產品特色
Day trip (destination A to B)
Comprehensive tour by bus/coach
Get inside tips from a local
Informative, friendly and professional guide
Instant Confirmation
Perfect introduction for first-time visitors
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Meet your guide at the Bus Terminal of Taormina and board your air-conditioned coach for your journey west across the island to Palermo, Sicily’s main town. Relax and admire the scenery as you travel, arriving in Palermo after roughly three hours on the road.
Stretch your legs on a walking tour of the city center an area teeming with impressive art and ruins. Hear the history of the Arab-Norman monuments scattered through town, and how Palermo was Sicily’s capital under both sets of rulers. When the Normans seized power from the Arabs in the 11th century, they were so fascinated by their predecessor’s architectural legacy that they continued to include elements of Arabic style in their building designs.
Visit Piazza Bellini to see the La Martorana church famed for its spectacular mosaics and then stop for photos outside Palermo Cathedral with its elegant Arabic arches and blue-gray dome. Amble through the Baroque square of Quattro Canti (Piazza Vigliena), and head into Piazza Pretoria to admire its 16th-century fountains and palazzi.
The city is popular for its colorful markets. Visit Il Capo to saunter around the labyrinth of alleyways, browsing heaving stalls of fresh food and Arabic handicrafts. Spend time at leisure after your market visit, and relax at a cafe of your choice for lunch (own expense). If you want to visit the nearby town of Monreale, your guide can arrange transport for you at an additional cost.
Both groups meet back at a prearranged point for the journey to Cefal□, roughly an hour away. One of the sweetest Sicilian seaside towns, Cefal□ boasts a historical town center comprising a maze of narrow alleyways strung with washing hung out to dry. Its standout attraction is Cefal□ Cathedral, famous for its Mosaic of Christ Pantocractor a stunning Byzantine mosaic that’s considered as one of the most important pieces of religious artwork in Sicily. Head inside to marvel at the feature with your guide.
After exploring the town with your guide and at leisure, return to your coach and travel back to Taormina. Your tour then finishes back at the start point.行程概要出發地點
The main departure place for all excursions is the Bus Terminal at Via Pirandello in Taormina. Please be at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before departure time.
Pick-up is also available in the areas of Taormina by the sea, Giardini Naxos, Recanati and Letojanni. Please contact the supplier to reconfirm the excursion at least the day before and to get more information about the closest pick-up point.出發時間
April-October: 6:15am
November-March: 7am回程信息
Returns to original departure point 詳細的出發地點，時間請參考電子票（Voucher）中的詳細介紹飯店接送
以上列表僅供參考，如果您入住的飯店不在列表內，請直接聯絡我們的客服人員，我們將為您實時查詢預訂須知憑證信息
1. 訂購成功後，我們會通過E-Mail將[電子票（Voucher）]發送到您的Email，您也可以登入會員中心，在訂單詳情中查看[電子票（Voucher）]。 2. 請在旅行當日攜帶確認的﹝電子票（Voucher）﹞和有效身份證件到指定地點參加活動。 3. [電子票（voucher）]包含了產品使用方式、服務聯系電話等重要信息，請仔細閱讀。 4. 如預訂成功後，在48小時內沒有收到[電子票（voucher）]的郵件，請撥打電話聯絡我們的客服。重要條款
提前7天可以退改，退還總費用的70%
如多個旅客同時購買，只能整單辦理退訂，無法單獨退訂。
溫馨提示
Confirmation will be received at time of booking Please contact the supplier to reconfirm the excursion at least the day before and to get more information about the closest pick-up point. This tour is operated in English, German, Italian. All 3 languages will be spoken during the tour. During winter minimum of 12 people. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund Not wheelchair accessible Stroller accessible Near public transportation Most travelers can participate This tour/activity will have a maximum of 50 travelers費用說明費用包括
Air-conditioned vehicle Professional multilingual guide費用不包括
Food and drinks Entrance fees (free for EU citizens under 18 years with a valid ID)用戶評價
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This was our first excursion in Sicily and we knew it would be a very long day! We were surprised to see how dirty the city was but did not detract from the beautiful churches we saw.Afrer reading other Trip Advisor reviews we opted not to eat at Restaurante 59 but had a wonder meal in restaurant Basil opposite the opera house. It took a while to navigate the steps to get food but the locals were friendly and guided us through. You must pay first and then go to the window to order your pasta--it will be the pasta for the day. I had homemade raviolis and my husband the best spaghetti with clams sauce. The best we have had thus far! Cefalu was very pretty seaside town. I wish I had put my swim suite on and gone swimming instead of seeing another church. As it turned out I did go in for a dip up to my knees-just rolled up my shorts. This was a good taste of both areas- I do not have the desire to go back to Palermo but would think about spending a few days in Chefalu!
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I was staying in Messina the other side of Sicily and I wanted an easy way to explore the capital of Palermo. I was so happy when I found this tour option. It is a VERY LONG DAY! You do leave at 6am and you do not return until 7pm that night, however for one person wanting to get a glimpse of the other side this was good. I enjoyed seeing the historic heart of Palermo and you can definitely see why Cefalu is a thriving beach town for Europeans. A great way to explore.
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good tour, but be prepared - it's a long ride.
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This trip was a little bit hard it was a long day. But still Palermo and Cefalu' are both places to see! In Palermo we had a local guide and she was pleasant. Our guide for the trip recommended us to have a lunch in a restaurant in Palermo Restaurant and Pizzeria 59. I must say it was the worst! The food was bad. For example on our antipasto plate there were two cold frankfurters - straight from the package. They still had some slimy gel on them!!! And the place was also expensive. I would never recommend that restaurant to anybody.
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The long drive to Palermo was not a problem. The problem was that the guide needed to speak in 3 languages which whilst on the bus was ok but when we were walking took too long so didn't see many things do we decided to leave and do our own thing. If I had of known would have booked my our transport
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This is a really, really long day, so be prepared to be tired. The journey to to Palermo takes around 4 hours, and the coach doesn't have a toilet so makes a stop at a service station. Palermo is a nice enough city but nothing spectacular and, while I'm glad I've seen it, it probably wasn't worth the time/money in the end. In hindsight I probably would have liked more time to explore on my own, instead of follow the walking tour that we were taken on. This walking tour consisted of quite a long time spent in two different churches, and a very quick walk through the market. To be honest there are other things I would have liked to see, and I'm not sure why it was necessary to spend so much time in two churches I've got nothing against churches, but one is generally enough. And the market was quite small and run-down - certainly no better than you'd see in any other city. Also it's a grocery market rather than a street-food market, so you can't really buy anything. The suggested lunch restaurant is nice, with reasonable prices and good pizza you don't have to go there and can go elsewhere if you prefer.
Cefalu is a nice place and, again, was worth seeing, but to be honest it's not as nice as Taormina.
To be honest there are quite a few better and cheaper, and less tiring things you can do with your time if visiting Taormina. But this was OK.
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Long road trip. The guide lost me and 2 other people while passing through the market! We found the gruop after 2 hrs. The tour stoped at touristic restaurant where they tried to cheat us on the bill.
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wonderful tour
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This was a very fast way to see a little bit of both places. We were lucky enough to have an actual tour guide Rossana give us a quick tour around Palermo with a lot of information. It was nice to have a local guide. The sights were somewhat interesting but as I mentioned it is a very quick overview. We had lunch at Restaurant 59. It was very good, but as some others mentioned, it is expensive. I ordered lasagna with a side, and Coke Light as a beverage, and the Coke Light came in a very tiny bottle so I ordered two, not realizing that it cost 4 euros a bottle! Then there is also the cover charge of 2 euros just to eat inside, but that is very typical of most places, so I can't fault them for that. I will say the lasagna was worth what I paid for it, but if you eat lunch there you may want to order something else as a beverage. I also had the tempura style vegetables and those were good. After that, we were off to Cefalu, which I thought was much more scenic than Palermo, and even more scenic that Panarea and Stromboli which I had visited earlier in the week. It was a long day, but nice to get a taste of what these two places were like in case I want to come back for a future visit. The only somewhat negative point is that the tour was conducted in three languages, which makes the explanation times a bit long and cumbersome. We were a large enough group that we could have had an English-speaking guide and German-speaking guide. There were a couple of Spanish speakers who got by with Italian. Other than that, it was a nice tour.
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Graet tor and round trip. Impressed by multi-language skills of guide who filled us in with al lsorts of information.
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