Itinerary Details
Day 1: Individual arrival in Ragusa Ibla
Welcome to Sicily! Our starting point is Ragusa Ibla, the oldest part of the city of Ragusa and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2002. With its stunning Baroque churches, historic palaces and magical atmosphere, Ragusa Ibla is one of the most charming villages in Sicily — the setting for films, series and unforgettable walks. You will have time to explore its stone alleys, taste the local cuisine and already feel the special atmosphere of this journey.<br><strong>Overnight in Ragusa Ibla.</strong>
Day 2: Ragusa Ibla – Marina di Ragusa
Today our adventure on two wheels begins! In the morning, we will provide the bikes, maps and route instructions. We will continue pedaling towards the southern coast of Sicily, with the first stop at the charming Castello di Donnafugata — an impressive neo-Gothic palace surrounded by elegant gardens and fascinating legends. After the visit, we will descend towards the sea, passing through enchanting beaches such as Punta Secca — famous as the setting for the Inspector Montalbano series — and arriving at the lively Marina di Ragusa, a typical Mediterranean resort with a delightful promenade to enjoy the late afternoon.<br><strong>Overnight in Marina di Ragusa.</strong>
Day 3: Marina di Ragusa – Modica
Today we continue pedaling along the coast to the village of Donnalucata, where it is worth taking a break to enjoy the quiet atmosphere of the port and the beautiful seaside promenade. Then we leave the coast to enter the Sicilian interior towards Scicli, a little-explored Baroque jewel, with impressive buildings such as Palazzo Beneventano and the Church of San Bartolomeo. The stage ends in Modica, one of the most emblematic Baroque cities in Sicily. In addition to the enchanting architecture, Modica is a true paradise for chocolate lovers — one of the most famous artisanal chocolates in Italy is produced here, with origins in Aztec traditions. It is worth visiting one of the local chocolate shops and tasting this unique delight.<br><strong>Overnight in Modica.</strong>
Day 4: Modica – Ispica – Marzamemi
Leaving the charming Baroque city of Modica, we continue cycling through gentle hills and picturesque landscapes until we reach Ispica. This little-known town holds true treasures: impressive archaeological sites, caves carved into the rock and beautiful historic buildings that reveal centuries of Sicilian history. After the cultural immersion, the route continues towards the sea to Marzamemi, one of the most charming coastal villages in Sicily. Originally a fishing village, Marzamemi today enchants with its colorful streets, lively central square and a Mediterranean atmosphere that invites you to relax and enjoy the sunset by the sea. A perfect place to end the day with an outdoor dinner and a glass of local white wine.<br><strong>Overnight in Marzamemi.</strong>
Day 5: Marzamemi – Noto
The fifth day begins with an unforgettable ride to the Vendicari Nature Reserve, a jewel of the Sicilian coast. With wild and preserved beaches, the reserve is also home to an ancient tonnara – a traditional structure where tuna fishing was formerly carried out. A perfect place for a contemplative break in the midst of nature. The ride continues peacefully to Lido di Noto, where you can relax on the golden sand beaches and take a dip in the Mediterranean Sea. In the late afternoon, we continue towards the city of Noto, considered the “Capital of Baroque”. Its historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an architectural spectacle with churches, palaces and facades carved in golden stone that shine at sunset.<br><strong>Overnight in Noto.</strong> A night to savor the local cuisine and be enchanted by the sophisticated atmosphere of this unique city.
Day 6: Noto – Siracusa
We leave Noto towards one of the jewels of the Mediterranean: Syracuse. Rich in charm, history and stunning natural landscapes, Syracuse is a city that has enchanted since ancient times. Its cultural and archaeological value is so great that, in 2005, it was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is divided into two parts: the modern urban area and the magical island of Ortigia, the historic heart of Syracuse. Ortigia is a true open-air museum, with Greek ruins, narrow alleys, charming cafes and a vibrant atmosphere that conquers travelers. After days of pedaling and discoveries, we end the trip with an unforgettable night in Syracuse — a city that perfectly represents the meeting between past and present, culture and natural beauty.<br><strong>Overnight in Syracuse.</strong>
Day 7: End of services – Arrivederci, Sicily!
After an unforgettable week cycling through historic landscapes, charming villages and Baroque treasures of Sicily, the time comes to say goodbye to this magical land. The tour ends in Syracuse, but for those who need it, we offer optional transfer to Catania airport (upon request).<br>With a heart full of memories, experiences lived and new friends, we say goodbye with a warm “arrivederci” and the desire to meet you again in a
