An ideal base or just to start your holiday, Palermo on the North East coast is the capital of Sicily. Whether you want a short city break or to stay longer Palermo has a wealth of places of interest from 6th century b.c. to modern times. Make your holiday in Palermo; Culture, history, sunshine and relaxation, activity, budget or luxury.

Dominated by it's cathedral and La Rocca, a huge cragg behind the town, Cefalu is a relatively small town but an excellent holiday destination. Whilst busy in the peak summer months it's only an hour from Palermo and it's beach and locality make the stay worthwhile

This volcanic archipelago is a popular summer holiday destination. The opportunities for walking, hiking, snorkelling, scuba diving, relaxing on beaches are often further rewarded by evening natural fireworks and displays fromthe remaining active volcanoes. Lipari, the largest island is best placed to take day trips to explore the other islands.

At the foot of Mount Etna,Taormina is the centre of the area lying between Catania and Messina. The warm waters of the Ionian are fringed by a number of popular destinations such as Taormina itself, Bay of Mazzaro and Giardano Naxos. Inland Etna at 3.300 metres dominates and provides both summer and winter recreation.

The 'city of black and white', an international gatweay to the east of the island of Sicliy. The region itself offers much to enjoy a holiday based in Catania. Inland, dominated by Etna, explore the mountain and venture into the centre of the island. Whilst the nearby resorts in the Taormina area provide for beach relaxation and water sports.

Renowned as the site of the ancient Greek city of Akragras. Agrigento, located on the southern coast is not without it's charms but the main point of intrest is the spectacular Valley of the Temples where there are the ruins of numerous temples, necropoli, houses and the ancient streets.

Centred upon Porto Cervo, Costa Smeralda was developed by the Agha Khan as an exclusive resort area. Whilst still frequented by 'celebes' there is accommodation and activities in the area which make the area around Costa Smerelda attractive to a wide variety of people.

The capital city of Sardinia, Cagliari combines a rich history with a bustling port and commercial centre and a great base for exploring the south and it's beaches.

Oristano, home to the "Sa Sartiglia", the masked horse race held in February, is the main city of this relatively new province. Less frequented by tourists than many other areas of Sardina the area posses a variety of places in interest and for relaxation.

Amalfi is a picturesque seaside resort that has the most vibrant, typical Italian atmosphere, an ideal climate, breathtaking views and unique natural beauties. Amalfi is a popular holiday base for tourists wanting to explore the area.

The breathtaking views of the gulf and the shimmering light from the sea at night, the balconies, terraces, frescoed façades and hanging gardens make Sorrento one of the most romantic and picturesque destinations in Italy.

Ischia is a volcanic island in the bay of Naples most famous for its hot mineral springs and its relaxing atmosphere. Ischia offers sandy beaches and crystal clear water as well as sport facilities and hiking trails.

A premier holiday destination in Calabria renown for it's beaches Tropea still maintains much of it's traditinal atmosphere. with many local sites including Santa Maria dell'Isola- perched on a cliff above the beach

Brenzone & Castelletto on the eastern shore of Lake Garda is a location for great sunsets and panoramas. From the Lake to the slopes of Mount Baldo you'll find an abundance of activities for your holiday whilst enjoying a selection of local product including fish, olive oils and cheeses in the local restaurants.

Riva Del Garda, on the north shore where the lake ends and the Brenta Dolomites start, you can enjoy a splendid holiday full of opportunities: history, art, sports and nature,

Malcesine, "Pearl of the Lake", provides opportunity for walking, hiking, sailing, windsurfing, tennis, paragliding and scuba - plus more. On the eastern side of Lake Garda Malcesine is centered around the castle and retains much of it medieval origin and charm.

Gallipoli, consisting of the old fortress town and the more recent village are full of charm, character and history. Base your Apulia holiday here and you have an ideal location for the whole of the south east including Lecce and of course the local beaches