Discover Sicily through the legendary journey of Odysseus.

According to Greek mythology, the island is home to some of the most iconic locations featured in Homer’s Odyssey.

In the Strait of Messina, Odysseus faced the terrifying monsters Scylla and Charybdis; on the island of Pantelleria, tradition places the enchanting nymph Calypso and her island of Ogygia; while the famous Cyclops Rocks of Aci Trezza are said to have been hurled into the sea by Polyphemus after Odysseus escaped from his cave.

These ancient legends, combined with Sicily’s spectacular landscapes, rich history, and vibrant traditions, create an unforgettable journey where myth and reality meet.

Walk in the footsteps of Odysseus. Experience the legends of Sicily.

The Odyssey in Sicily: Following Christopher Nolan’s Epic Journey

Sicily has long inspired filmmakers, and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey continues this tradition by bringing Homer’s epic journey to some of the island’s most spectacular landscapes.

According to myth, Odysseus stopped in Sicily during his long voyage home from the Trojan War, encountering legendary places and creatures along the way.

Through dramatic coastlines, volcanic islands, and ancient settings, Nolan’s film celebrates the timeless connection between Sicily and the world of the Odyssey. While many details of the production remain secret, these extraordinary locations offer a unique opportunity to explore the landscapes that helped shape one of history’s greatest adventures.