Sicily itinerary
#42
Joined: Feb 2006
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is this it:
http://en.villasogno.it/
looks lovely, but no prices posted, which puts me off. how much is your splurge costing ahotpoet?
http://en.villasogno.it/
looks lovely, but no prices posted, which puts me off. how much is your splurge costing ahotpoet?
#49

Joined: Mar 2005
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Hi Laurico,
I am staying at the Villa Sogno for 3 nights midweek starting May 8. I am paying 225 euro for single occupancy through booking.com. I have seen somewhere that if you book directly with Sogno they offer a 5% discount.
Bon Voyage, it may have been your trip report that put the place on my radar in the first place.
I am staying at the Villa Sogno for 3 nights midweek starting May 8. I am paying 225 euro for single occupancy through booking.com. I have seen somewhere that if you book directly with Sogno they offer a 5% discount.
Bon Voyage, it may have been your trip report that put the place on my radar in the first place.
#55
Joined: Mar 2013
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Sorry to be late to the party and I did not read every entry.
Native NY'er here and I have seen any driving in NYC, like I did in Sicily. But do not fight it, embrace it.
Sicily became one of favorite trips and like many here we have visited many, many countries. I think we enjoyed our time on the western side of the island more than the eastern. And that is not to say we did not enjoy the hell of the eastern side. Beside Agrigento which is now the agenda, one of our favorite towns was Cefalu. It is seemly beautiful and enticing.
I would spend three days in Palermo.
Native NY'er here and I have seen any driving in NYC, like I did in Sicily. But do not fight it, embrace it.
Sicily became one of favorite trips and like many here we have visited many, many countries. I think we enjoyed our time on the western side of the island more than the eastern. And that is not to say we did not enjoy the hell of the eastern side. Beside Agrigento which is now the agenda, one of our favorite towns was Cefalu. It is seemly beautiful and enticing.
I would spend three days in Palermo.
#56
Joined: Feb 2003
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laurieco,
I will be arriving at the Palermo airport 4/20 and going straight to Erice. I'm doing a complete counter-clockwise loop, including the Aeolians. I end in Palermo 5/8 - 5/11.
My stops are many, lots of moving around, but I would rather do that than drive back and forth with lots of backtracking.
Erice, Scopello, Selinute, Agrigento, Piazza Armerina, Scicli, Ortigia, Taormina, Lipari, Palermo.
I just can't wait!
I will be arriving at the Palermo airport 4/20 and going straight to Erice. I'm doing a complete counter-clockwise loop, including the Aeolians. I end in Palermo 5/8 - 5/11.
My stops are many, lots of moving around, but I would rather do that than drive back and forth with lots of backtracking.
Erice, Scopello, Selinute, Agrigento, Piazza Armerina, Scicli, Ortigia, Taormina, Lipari, Palermo.
I just can't wait!
#59
Joined: Feb 2003
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I am excited for my short time in Palermo. I'll only have 2 1/2 days so I won't see everything, but I hope to see the major sites and Monreale, maybe a little time strolling one of the markets.
Why wouldn't you spend 3 days? Most posters who have visited like Palermo.
Why wouldn't you spend 3 days? Most posters who have visited like Palermo.

