Getting to Sicily, Italy (Flights, Train, Ferry and boat)
Being an island and not directly connected by road to mainland Italy (although there is talk of the Messina Bridge for the future) there is no direct route for driving onto Sicily. There are neverthless many good options including via:
- Ferry or Boat
- Train (combined with boat)
- Flights
- Cruise Ship
Flights to Sicily, Italy
There are many cheap flight options into Sicily both to Catania and Palermo airport. You can also find some flights into Lampedusa and Trapani airports with an airline such as AirOne (which Alitalia now own). Other airliens 
include Easyjet, Ryanair and Meridiana. Learn about cheap flights into Sicily.
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Trains and Rail services to Sicily
if you love train travel then you might enjoy the trip by rail to Sicily. The only issue though is the delay each side of ferry which links the mainland and Sicily near to Messna. The settings for the train each side mean that the journey is 1-2 hours longer than if a bridge were built to connect the island with the mainland. Learn more about travelling by train to Sicily.
Boats & Ferry to Sicily, Italy
There are several options if arriving by boat including to go from Malta, the Aeolian Islands or the short ferry ride across the Messina Strait. Cruise ships also often stop over in parts of Sicily. Read more about Ferry and Boat travel to the island.
Car Rental Hire
Looking also for car rental hire in Sicily?
