7 Days in Sicily as an Italian ☀️⛱️ - Places, beaches, prices, tips
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2022
- Hi loves!
In this video I'm sharing my itinerary and what I did in Sicily for 7 days last summer. Including places (hidden beaches), food recommendations & some random tips and tricks.
Hope this is helpful. As always, leave your questions below.
Also, sorry, my camera died at some point. Actually, it's my brother's. All my batteries were dead. Nevermind. Hope it's not too annoying.
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Missed you and your content! 🙂 Glad you are well and traveling. Need to get back to Italy again and Sicily is definitely on my travel list. Thanks for sharing the trip and the great suggestions!
I'm glad you find these helpful! Thank you for sticking around 😊
Welcome back lovely to see you x
Great to see you on CZcams again! Love these tips & recommendations, they’ll be handy for when I go back to Italy!
Hi Elise, good to see you back on youtube👏👏Never been to Sicily so thanks for the wonderful tour!💕💕✌
Salve - I’m planning a trip to Italy later this month and have found your videos to be super helpful, informative, and entertaining. Grazie Mille for all the time and effort you put into them.
I adore Sicily! When I was working in Rome, I spent 10 days on the island in May. My rental car was nuovissimo (brand new), which is not what you need in Sicily. The people were delightful and the food and sights magnificent. I can't wait to return!
As an Australian the ‘renting the beach’ thing blows my mind 🤯 but I understand why it’s at a premium (less beach more people).
Love, love, love Sicily!
I have spent most of my visits in and around Taormina and south, past Siracusa..
- Cefalù has been on my bucket list for a while, and now Favignana, too
I would love to visit the places you went, Elisa - they look amazing! 💚
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Ciao! We will follow your itinerary! Thank you for the tips! Hope they are worth it! Tanti bacci!🤗
Yay! Nice to see you back ;0) I watched all your videos before my family and I traveled all over Italy (including Sicily) back in the summer of 2019. Although I live in America, we have a ton of family in Sicily and mostly in the small town of Carini, near Palermo. Have you ever had Pannelle (chickpea fritters) from Sicily? They're one of our family favorites! Watching this video reminded me of all my favorite places to visit in Sicily! Thanks for posting such an awesome video!!! CIAO!
You look amazing! I missed your content 💕
Great video Elisa with good information. I also love pasta alla norma and love a good cannolo. Haven’t been to Sicily for about 10 years and miss it.
It's time to go back! I love pasta alla norma so much 😍
Always a charm!
Yayyy she’s back. I finally got to Italy last Sept and lots of your tips really helped..I loved it so much I’m going back next Sept.💐
That's lovely to hear, thank you!
welcome back
We missed you Elisa!
Don't disappear on us like this again.
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Good to see you back. You look awesome
Yaaa for return!!
CIAO Happy you enjoyed Sicily!
Bravo 👏 Your videos are amazing ❤
Another great video! We will be traveling to Italy in July. You mentioned gluten free in this video several times. My wife is gluten free and I want her to enjoy the food as much as I will. Any tips or suggestions for dishes or restaurants with good gluten free? Or maybe a video dedicated to it?
Love it. Sicily is my next trip
Let me know how you like it! 😊
You're so charming. Thank you for all and especially the gluten free tips
Missed you sweety!
Aw thanks! Thank you for sticking around! 😂
hello when did you visit Sicily? we go next May/June😊
Can you book hotels on day of in September? We have a car rental booked (flying in/out Catania) but want to travel around Sicily and just stay places as we go.
is there public transportation among the Sicilian cities without driving?
Are there buses or trains that drive the coast?
How is the weather in April/May?
why you can’t eat anything in Scopello?
Hi there! I've traveled all over Europe and specifically Italy (Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples),etc..........But I am FROM Sicily, or at least my distant family is. I ran out of time when I went to Italy for vacation and wanted very badly to travel to Sicily-
My next trip planned is to do just that- But, I can not drive in other countries (from the US). I would be terrified. Is it possible to take a Metro/Tube/ around Sicily? Are there other means of transportation to get from one city to the next?
My Great Grandmother came from Trapani. I've been told I'm her twin and would very much like to go there and see what she left behind to come to the US.
What last question: Do they speak much English in Palermo? I struggled a bit in the rest of Italy but managed to find someone in each city to speak to me.
Thank you so much for your informative videos. I LOVE Italy, not just because I'm ItalianAmerican but because it's beautiful and full of life!
You may want to do a group tour.
There are trains and buses that connect the main cities (but also the smaller towns are connected especially by bus). So, it's better to decide what you want to visit and then see what are the best options to move from one place to another (in some cases buses might be better, in other cases trains might be the best option). For what concerns English, the situation is pretty much the same as in the rest of Italy, in touristic places you will always find people speaking English, the level of fluency will obviously depend on the single person.
@@vitorn6496 Thank you so much! Gives me hope I can make it work!
What month did you go ?
August :)
you did not want see Zingaro?
Oh my God, you are so beautiful!! You are almost as beautiful as I am. I really enjoy your videos. You are such a sweet heart!!
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Is that really you??? Where's the eyeglasses?
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sicily = ugly choice .. i regret it
hey 👋🏼
i have plan to go to the Italy in this coming July and have a few questions about the traveling by car from another country to Sicily. may i ask you in your instagram?