2020 Italy Tour OverviewSicily | The Wild West of Sicily April 21 - 30, 2020 This lesser known and more off-the-beaten path part of Sicily is a mini crossroads of civilization unto itself. Biblical Phoenicians settled here. Carthaginians and Greeks battled here, and then the Carthaginians and Romans did too. The Moors put their imprint on this part of the island. The Normans built amazing cathedrals. The fishing of tuna and the extraction of salt from the sea have been exported beyond its shores. Palermo's cloistered nuns of noble lineage developed many of the wonderful pastries that Sicily is famous for today. It was on this side of the island that Garibaldi landed to begin his stand for the unification of Italy. And of course this is where notorious Corleone can be found. Puglia | Exquisite blue beaches and olive groves as far as the eyes can see Puglia - Embraced by the Adriatic and Ionian seas, Puglia is the land of exquisite blue flag beaches, unusual trulli structures and olive groves as far as the eye can see. The crusades were launched from its ports. The Murge plateau contains some of the oldest prehistoric cave communities of Italy. Its Altamura bread is unique and protected by European standards. Think creamy burrata mozzarella, orrecchiete pasta, grilled bombette meats and cream filled pasticciotto sweets. Sicily in September | A sampling of Sicily with Cary |
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Join Tullia and a small group of travelers as we explore this beautiful country, with curated tours to The Wild West of Sicily and to Puglia - the heel of Italy.
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The History. The Culture. The Natural Beauty. The People!