• Universal Power Adapter: Italy uses type C, F, and L electrical outlets.
• Comfortable Shoes: Sicily has many ancient cities with cobblestone streets and hills, so carry a pair of walking shoes.
• Sun protection: If you are visiting during the summer months carry sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. Pack lightweight and breathable clothing.
• Swimwear: Carry a swimsuit so you don’t miss out on the chance to take a dip in one of the many beaches of Sicily.
• Cash: While many places in Sicily accept credit cards, it's always a good idea to carry some cash for smaller transactions or in case of emergencies.

• April to June or September to October are the best months to travel to Sicily. During this time, the weather is mild, between 18-24°C, which is perfect for outdoor activities. As this is not the peak season, you can expect fewer crowds.
• The summer months of July and August are the peak season. Temperatures reach 35°C. As it is the peak season, It can be crowded, which also means prices for accommodations and activities can be higher during this time.
• The winter months of December to February tend to be cooler and see rain. Temperatures range from 5-16°C. If you are looking for a more cultural experience and wish to participate in festivals and events, this is the best time to visit Sicily.

• Buses: The most common mode of transport between cities and towns. 
• Trains: If you are looking for an inexpensive way to commute to the different cities of Sicily while enjoying the views of the beautiful countryside, trains are the way to go.
• Taxis: Available easily in all the major cities of Sicily. However, they can be expensive.

West

• Palermo: Grand Hotel Piazza Borsa, Palazzo Brunaccini

East

• Taormina: Belmond Grand Hotel Timeo, Villa Angela

Southeast

• Syracuse: Grand Hotel Ortigia, Domus Mariae Albergo

Southwest

• Agrigento: Hotel Villa Athena, Colleverde Park Hotel

• Plan your trip in advance and make a list of all the places you want to visit.
• Book your accommodations and transportation in advance, especially during the peak season.
• Pack light and bring comfortable shoes for walking on uneven surfaces.
• Be aware of pickpockets and keep your belongings safe.
• Respect the local culture and dress appropriately when visiting religious sites.
• When in Rome, eat like the Romans and try the local cuisine and drinks.
• Consider renting a car to explore the island at your own pace.
• Carry cash as some smaller shops and restaurants may not accept credit cards.