Everything to do in the islands of Italy on your all-girls trip—plus where to eat, stay and shop
The islands of Italy are defined by cliffs sculpted in time, azuric waters, virgin beaches wrapped by scents of juniper and the salty spray of the Mediterranean and serene and serene afternoons. From Sicily to Sardinia via the Liguria, exchange the places you have seen on Instagram for these alternatives to live how Italy, with its 7,900 km of coastline and spiagge (“beach” in Italian), really feels. It’s time to lie on the beach with your friends, sip a Spritz Aperol and listen to the waves crash while enjoying unrivaled blue.
Sicily
Italy is not only the largest among the Italian islands, but it is also the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Think of wild landscapes, swimming in the most blue waters, starting the day with Bioche Tuppo Col, moving languidly under the sun and the corners that whispered stories from its past. Authenticity persists quietly here: a rare and coveted luxury.
Where to eat
