Top Sicily Pub Tours

Taking a day trip to Taormina and Savoca is a cinch on this guided tour from Messina. Skip the hassle of public transit and head out from the city in a private vehicle, stopping to visit attractions such as filming locations from 'The Godfather' and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Isola Bella.

Discover several sights in Sicily with one convenient ticket for the hop-on, hop-off bus tour. Valid for two days, the bus ticket offers access to three different colored routes plus headsets with multilingual narration. Design your own itinerary and visit places of interest including Giardini Naxos, Isola Bella, Taormina, Castelmola, and more. See the village of Savoca, where parts of The Godfather were filmed.

The tour will be a unique experience as you will experience the experience of Taormina Castelmola and Savoca accompanied by our drivers / hostess who will give you information about the places you visit telling the traditions of habits and traditions of a land rich in history and legends, The particularity 'of this Tour you will decide the start and end times of the tour, the driver will be at your complete disposal for every need, the tour will be' done with mini van max 8 seats on specific request of a larger group we have 18-seater Mini Bus.

During this guided tour you will visit two pristine and typical Sicilian villages chosen by director Francis Ford Coppola as a location to play his famous trilogy: "The Godfather" (1972), "The Godfather - Part II" (1974) and "The Padrino - Part III "(1990).

Many of the most significant scenes in Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather” trilogy were filmed in villages near the Sicilian town of Corleone. Relive these iconic movies with this shore excursion from the Messina port that stops at filming locations in Savoca and Forza d’Agrò, including Bar Vitelli where Michael Corleone arranges to meet Apollonia with her father and the church where the couple are married.

With this half-day Godfather Tour, Dream Island will make you take a dip in the past, to discover ancient and sunny Sicilian villages. Places chosen by Francis Ford Coppola to set the film "The Godfather". Destinations that have always seduced tourists when they come to Sicily. A land where everything is a riot of light, colors, flavors, traditions, legends, written rules and rules handed down, like the mafia ones. The tour includes a visit to the Castello degli Schiavi nicknamed "Villa Corleone" at Fiumefreddo di Sicilia where you can relive the scenes of the film. Then you will arrive in Savoca, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, right in the Bar Vitelli where Don Micheal Corleone asked for Apollonia's hand. To conclude our tour, we will access the Church of San Nicolò, where the wedding scene was set. In fact, these places immediately seemed suitable to immortalize Coppola's masterpiece, considered by many to be a Must.

The tour, with daily departure at 10.30am, gives the opportunity to visit places of great interest, combining culture, history and Sicilian and international tradition. This is a tour dedicated to those who love to travel comfortably, enjoying all the comforts (driver, air conditioning, audio guide).

The tour allows people who have little time to visit the most evocative places on the Ionian coast of Sicily, mixing history, landscapes and culture.

The tour will be a private tour you will live the experience of knowing the most representative places of the Godfather Film, having in addition the possibility to visit Taormina the pearl of the Ionian coast of Sicily, all receiving information on the places you will visit in edge of a comfortable and elegant mini van.

We will depart from Messina, giving you the opportunity to visit the places selected by Francis Ford Coppola for the scenes of the marriage between Michael Corleone and Apollonia. Have a relaxed walk with our guide on the streets of Savoca, discover the Bar Vitelli and the Church of San Nicolò – that were chosen by the famous director for important scenes of his “The Godfather” saga. Our experience will continue then with the visit of Forza D’Agro, a small village which was also selected for a few scenes of all three parts of “The Godfather” saga. Here, after a short visit, we will stop to have lunch in a typical restaurant enjoying the wonderful view above the Ionian coast from its terrace. Our day trip will end with the return and a quick visit of Messina in particular the panoramic point from where you will admire the beauty of the historical centre, the port and the mainland.

This Shore Excursion will take you into the real-life locations of the world-famous film the Godfather. Following the path of this famous trilogy, you’ll explore the traditional villages of the setting such as Savoca and Forzà d’Agro’ as well as the beautiful ancient town of Taormina in the heart of Sicily. You'll head into the Sicilian countryside to discover the villages that were the backdrop of the famous Mafia themed films. The main point that fans will recall is the town of Savoca and the recognisable Vitelli bar. Before heading to the tantalisingly beautiful Taormina, you'll make a couple more stops at Forza d'agrò and Castelmola. You will discover the gem town of Taormina next. Perched on a cliff, it offers views of the surrounding bright blue sea and the very unique "Isola Bella" that is almost connect to the mainland. Your personal driving guide will give you an insight of the local food on offer too before returning you to the port of Messina.

The tour, with daily departure at 10.30am, gives the opportunity to visit places of great interest, combining culture, history and Sicilian and international tradition. This is a tour dedicated to those who love to travel comfortably, enjoying all the comforts (driver, air conditioning, audio guide).

Immerge yoursfel in "The Godfather" atmosphere! The tour begins with pick up at the hotel and a transfer to Savoca. As arrived in Savoca, awarded as one of the most beautiful village of Italy, its tiny redroof houses and the narrow streets made of cobblestones will make you feel like you have just been throwback to the past. This is the place where Francis Ford Coppola and Al Pacino gave birth to some of the most important scenes of the movie “The Godfather”. We will visit the “Bar Vitelli”, the cafè where Micheal ask for Apollonia’s hand to her father. The cafè is preserved as it was and collects some mementos of the Corleone Family and pictures of the movie scenes. Right after the visit of the village and the church of Santa Lucia, where Micheal and Apollonia got married, we will move over Forza d’Agrò, a little medieval village with a nice view on the coast, where other scenes were filmed. The last stop would be Castelmola, a little village not far from the famous Taormina.

Compare the unforgettable storyline of "The Godfather" saga with real-life Mafia history during this in-depth guided tour of two Sicilian villages. See filming locations, like the church where Micheal Corleone married his young bride, Apollonia. You’ll also hear true stories from Sicilian Mafia clans and learn about their grip on southern Italy. The small-group tour is limited to eight and concludes with a tasty pasta buffet at a typical trattoria.

Sicily’s romantic atmosphere and unconventional history has seduced visitors for millennia, but they're easy to miss in the bustle of modern travel. This private walking tour immerses you in rustic hill towns and the history of the Sicilian Mafia—including visits to filming sites of The Godfather movie—and the anti-Mafia fight. Upgrade to end your tour with food and wine tastings or a traditional fish dinner at a local restaurant.

These are two very suggestive medieval villages: this private tour allows you to recall many scenes from the trilogy of the masterpiece by Francis Ford Coppola, between enchanting panoramas. Between squares and sacred places, you will feel transported in an extraordinary setting.

The tour consists in touching with your own hands the most important sites where the famous scenes of the trilogy Godfather were made. It is an extraordinary tour to remember this unbelievable movie, one of the best of all time, a masterpiece of Coppola starring Brando, De Niro, Al Pacino.

Perfect for movie-buffs and die-hard “Godfather” fans, this walking tour takes you deep into the Sicilian settings of the Francis Ford Coppola classic. You’ll get a first-hand peek at backdrops for the film’s standout scenes. Discover hidden landmarks along the way, like a 15th-century synagogue and Roman-built village centers. Admire spectacular views along the Ionian coast with free time to explore at your own pace.

Treat yourself on our tour to admire unique panoramas such as the Zingaro Nature Reserve. Enjoy Scopello, a true corner of paradise that preserves all its uniqueness intact. Admire its beautiful beam. An enormous arch marks the entrance threshold and opens the doors in the presence of an ancient oak, witness of past civilizations. Walk through its lonely alleys where it is pleasant to get lost in the smell of "cunzato bread" that you breathe in the air. Visit the famous Tonnara di Scopello! Here was one of the most famous scenes from the movie "Ocean's twelve"! And then Commissioner Montalbano who in one of the episodes comes here to spend the holidays with his beloved Livia. And still many other fiction! We would let you taste the cassatelle, excellent fried sweets, with a delicious filling of ricotta and chocolate chips inside. They are typical Sicilian sweets and precisely of the province of Trapani, but loved and sold throughout Sicily.

During this guided tour you will visit two pristine and typical Sicilian villages chosen by director Francis Ford Coppola as a location to play his famous trilogy: "The Godfather" (1972), "The Godfather - Part II" (1974) and "The Padrino - Part III "(1990).

Idyllicly perched on a rocky promontory high above the sea, Taormina has been the most popular tourist destination on Sicily for a couple of hundred of years. Beautifully restored mediaeval buildings, breathtaking views around the corner. The ancient theater is without question the most important feature in Taormina, because of its natural setting, with splendid view toward the Calabrian coast, the Ionian coast of Sicily and the spectacular cone of Etna. While in Sicily, Francis Coppola filmed his masterpiece "The Godfather"? If youve seen the movie, you´ll recognize Bar Vitelli, in the tiny village of Savoca, at first glance: it is exactly the same as it was on the silver screen.