Airports in Sicily
Sicily is well connected with four airports across the island, making it easy to reach from anywhere in Europe. Choose the airport closest to your tour starting point.
Catania-Fontanarossa (CTA)
The busiest airport in Sicily and the main gateway to the eastern part of the island. Located just 7 km from Catania city centre, it offers excellent connections to major European hubs year-round. Ideal starting point for tours around Mount Etna, Taormina, and Syracuse.
Rome, Milan, London, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Barcelona, and many more
Palermo-Punta Raisi (PMO)
The second largest airport in Sicily, serving the island's capital and the entire western region. Situated about 35 km west of Palermo along the coast, it provides strong domestic and international connections. A great starting point for tours around the western coast and inland routes.
Rome, Milan, London, Paris, Brussels, Munich, Vienna, and many more
Trapani-Birgi (TPS)
A smaller airport conveniently located between Trapani and Marsala, making it the closest gateway to the famous salt flats, Erice, and the Egadi Islands. Mainly served by low-cost carriers, it is an excellent option for reaching the western tip of Sicily directly.
Select routes to Rome, Milan, Bologna, London, and seasonal European destinations
Comiso (CIY)
The newest and smallest of Sicily's airports, located in the province of Ragusa in the south-eastern corner of the island. Perfect for accessing the stunning Baroque towns of the Val di Noto, including Ragusa, Modica, and Noto — a UNESCO World Heritage area.
Select routes to Rome, Milan, Brussels, London, and seasonal destinations
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