Things To Do
in Aci Sant’Antonio

A high vantage point overlooking the Ionian coast and Mount Etna in the distance.

Narrow cobblestone lanes with soft light and colorful facades.

Stately square with church facade and lively street life.

Sea cliffs and the coastline framed by citrus groves.

Weekly market with fruit, vegetables, cheese, bread, and street snacks.

Casual bites like arancini, panelle, and fresh seafood snacks on warm evenings.

Say buon giorno/buonasera when entering shops or greeting locals; a small kiss on the cheek is common among friends.

Dress modestly when visiting churches; speak softly and avoid loud behavior in sacred spaces.

Service charges included in many restaurants; if not, rounding up or leaving 1-2 euros is common for good service.

Cards are widely accepted in towns; keep cash for markets and small eateries; many places also take contactless payments.

Hot, dry days with high humidity. Expect coastal breezes, need sun protection, stay hydrated, and plan early morning or late afternoon activities.

Mild temperatures with colorful foliage; harvest season for local produce and wine; good for day trips and outdoor walks.

Cool to mild; rain is possible and Etna may have snow. Shorter days; great for museum visits and cozy meals.

Mild highs, blooming citrus and almond trees; ideal for hiking and photography with clear skies.

Accessible volcanic landscapes with sweeping views and forested paths.

Rugged gorge walk along lava flows with emerald river and basalt formations.