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Cheap Holidays to Sicily

Nestled under the bottom of Italy’s boot, 80 miles from Africa, is Sicily, the history-steeped island that combines the best that Italy has to offer in terms of sunshine, hospitality and great food with the holiday atmosphere of island life. Sicily may be small but it’s packed with beautiful beaches and great hotels, making it a favourite summer holiday choice for thousands of tourists each year.

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When to Visit Sicily

TEMPERATURE (Avg. monthly °c)

11°
Jan
11°
Feb
13°
Mar
15°
Apr
19°
May
24°
Jun
27°
Jul
27°
Aug
25°
Sep
21°
Oct
16°
Nov
12°
Dec

RAINFALL (Avg. monthly mm)

65
Jan
55
Feb
40
Mar
30
Apr
15
May
5
Jun
3
Jul
10
Aug
35
Sep
70
Oct
65
Nov
75
Dec

Getting Around Sicily

🚌 Transport in the Sicily Region

Many UK tourists connect to Sicily with flights from Rome or Milan, but it’s possible to fly directly to Palmero or Catania. From here, it’s simple to hire a car, take a bus or arrange a private transfer to your resort. Once in your destination, it’s usually easy to get around on foot, although some places can be hilly so check if you have mobility issues. Taxis are widely available but agree fares first.

Travelling by bus or car Sicily has a good bus service, especially in its main towns. Tickets are routinely bought in newspaper shops and you date stamp them on the machines onboard. Remember to do this to avoid a fine! It’s easy to hire a car in Sicily but taking to the roads here isn’t for the faint hearted! Fast, unpredictable driving by UK standards is the norm. If you do decide to brave the roads, stick to the right.
Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t require a visa to travel to Italy but a valid passport is essential. For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/italy/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Medical and travel insurance are a must for travel to Italy. Check your EHIC card is up to date for emergency hospital treatment. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/italy/health

Vaccinations

British citizens don’t need vaccinations to visit Italy but your routine jabs should to be up to date. See your GP before your holiday for any specific medical advice you may require.

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