At the Palermo food and wine festival, the week before Christmas, you can simultaneously enjoy the pleasures of food and wine and the art of Sicily. Raise your glasses!
It is forbidden to take the ferry to the Aeolian Islands with a motor vehicle in tow – between May and October for the islands of Lipari, Stromboli, Vulcano, Panarea, Alicudi and Filicudi; for Salina from 15 June to 15 September – due to the decree limiting the influx and circulation of non-resident cars and motorbikes.
It is forbidden to take the ferry to the Pelagie Islands with a motor vehicle in tow – for Linosa from June to September, for Lampedusa in August – due to the decree limiting the influx and circulation of non-resident cars and motorbikes.
It is forbidden to take the ferry to the island of Ustica with a motor vehicle in tow in high season, due to the decree limiting the influx and circulation of non-resident cars and motorbikes.
It is forbidden to take the ferry to the island of Favignana (Egadi) with a motor vehicle in tow during the tourist season, due to the decree limiting the influx and circulation of non-resident cars and motorbikes.
It is forbidden to take the ferry to the island of Salina (Aeolian) with a motor vehicle in tow during the tourist season, due to the decree limiting the influx and circulation of non-resident cars and motorbikes.
All the main sporting events can be enjoyed on board the ferries of the shipowner Vincenzo Onorato, also on medium and short range routes.
Choco-lovers and wine-lovers cannot miss the Ciokowine Fest in Alcamo, where guided tastings, masterclasses and fun are scheduled for adults and children in spring.
Ring in the new year with a 5-night promotional holiday by traveling by sea and staying in a hotel in Palermo.
A promo to spend the Immaculate Conception holiday traveling from Naples to Palermo by cruise ferry and staying in a hotel.
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