Currently, January is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Sicily (average of $698). Flying to Sicily in June will prove the most costly (average of $1,568). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
$698
February
$833
March
$910
April
$977
May
$1,079
June
$1,568
July
$1,315
August
$1,259
September
$1,171
October
$970
November
$849
December
$832
CTA Temperature | 51.8 - 78.8 °F |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Sicily, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, August is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 78.8 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 51.8 F).
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I have never used this airline and was pleasantly surprised, meal and drinks included in the price, I didn't have luggage and I'm assuming that was in the price as well. Staff were great and I would not hesitate to use this airline in the future. Overall a great experience 😁
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I have never used this airline and was pleasantly surprised, meal and drinks included in the price, I didn't have luggage and I'm assuming that was in the price as well. Staff were great and I would not hesitate to use this airline in the future. Overall a great experience 😁
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I have never used this airline and was pleasantly surprised, meal and drinks included in the price, I didn't have luggage and I'm assuming that was in the price as well. Staff were great and I would not hesitate to use this airline in the future. Overall a great experience 😁
Comfort
Boarding
Crew
Overall
Entertainment
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I have never used this airline and was pleasantly surprised, meal and drinks included in the price, I didn't have luggage and I'm assuming that was in the price as well. Staff were great and I would not hesitate to use this airline in the future. Overall a great experience 😁
Comfort
Boarding
Crew
Overall
Entertainment
Food
Reviews
I have never used this airline and was pleasantly surprised, meal and drinks included in the price, I didn't have luggage and I'm assuming that was in the price as well. Staff were great and I would not hesitate to use this airline in the future. Overall a great experience 😁
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Boarding
Crew
Overall
Entertainment
Food
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I have never used this airline and was pleasantly surprised, meal and drinks included in the price, I didn't have luggage and I'm assuming that was in the price as well. Staff were great and I would not hesitate to use this airline in the future. Overall a great experience 😁
Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, may be just a short hop from the Italian mainland, across the narrow strait of Messina, but it is a world apart in atmosphere and attitude. Everything Italian seems a littlemore appetizinghere, not only the food but the history and culture as well.
For a long time Sicily was ignored as a holiday destination, largely because of the Mafia stranglehold and because of the poverty of the people. Today, however, the island is experiencing a tourism boom and a surge in development as the destructive influences of the Mafia wane. Visitors discover that the Sicilian people are gracious, noble and welcoming and that the island itself offers natural and historic attractions of great beauty and enormous interest.
The main cities of Palermo and Catania feature some of the most exquisite architecture in the world, a legacy of the many great civilizations that have vied for control of this strategically situated island over the centuries, from the Greeks and Romans, Arabs and Normans to more recently the French, Spanish and Italians. There are massive Romanesque cathedrals, the best-preserved Greek temples in the world, Roman amphitheaters and magnificent Baroque palaces. The continuous blue skies and temperate climate, lush vegetation and rich marine life all add to the island’s appeal. Nature has given Sicily Mount Etna, Europe’s tallest active volcano, a dramatic coastline and a fertile soil that gives forth much of the bounty on which the island’s unique and delicious cuisine is based.
With mild winter temperatures that fall no lower than 50 degrees F, Sicily experiences a typical Mediterranean climate that makes it a desirable destination year-round. Flights to Sicily tend to be fuller in the warmer months, when the sandy stretches of Sicily’s beaches are covered in sunbathers and the lush mountainous terrain of the island’s interior attract outdoor enthusiasts to bask in the 80 degree F heat.
Whether you’re looking for fun in the sun or snowy escapades on Mount Etna, Sicily is a hotspot for travelers from around the world year-round.
Peak Season:
With its cloudless skies and Mediterranean beaches, Sicily makes for an ideal summer vacation destination from May through September. It’s not easy to find cheap flights to Sicily throughout this time, and the rates at resorts tend to spike to accommodate the incoming flood of tourists.
Off-season:
Sicily cheap flights are easy to come by before and after the summer boom, so try scheduling your trip for spring or fall in order to take advantage of seasonal savings.
After your cheap flight to Sicily lands, it’s easy to reach your final destination from the arrivals gate via bus to the cities of Palermo, Catania and Taormina. In Palermo, there’s also a train line that reaches the airport from the city center. Avoid taking taxis from the airport: Bus tickets will run you less than 10 Euros each, and taxis tend to be a rip-off, especially for out-of-towners.