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Road Genius compares campervan rentals from many suppliers so you can pick the right vehicle and price. Sicily is Italy's largest island, reached by air at Catania or Palermo airports and by ferry from Villa San Giovanni on the mainland. Roads form a loop around the coast, so most travelers start and finish in the same city.

Best Time for a Campervan Trip in Sicily

Period	Average High Temperature	Good time?
Dec – Feb (Winter)	59°F / 15°C	Mixed – mild weather but more rain, some sites closed
Mar – May (Spring)	66 – 75°F / 19 – 24°C	Yes – green landscapes, fewer crowds
Jun – Aug (Summer)	84 – 90°F / 29 – 32°C	Yes for beaches; expect heat and full campgrounds
Sep – Nov (Fall)	64 – 81°F / 18 – 27°C	Best balance of weather and prices

Driving Information

Speed limits are 90 km/h (56 mph) on secondary roads and 130 km/h (81 mph) on the A18/A19 highways unless signs show lower speeds. Many rural roads are narrow, so allow extra travel time.
Highways use a ticket system. Take a ticket at the entrance booth and pay by card or cash when you exit.
City centers have ZTL restricted zones where only authorized vehicles can enter. Cameras automatically issue fines to unauthorized vehicles. Park outside these zones and walk into the city center.
The Messina Strait ferry operates 24 hours and takes about 25 minutes. Buy tickets at the port. No advance booking is needed for standard RVs under 7 meters.
Strong Sirocco winds can affect tall vehicles, especially on coastal highways. Reduce speed when warning signs are present.

Camping and Overnight Stops

Place	Facilities	Advantages	Disadvantages
Camping Valle dei Templi (Agrigento)	Full hook-ups	Walking distance to UNESCO temples, shaded sites	Popular; book 2–3 weeks ahead in summer
Camping Village La Pineta (San Vito Lo Capo)	Full hook-ups	Sandy beach 800m away, on-site pool	Maximum vehicle length 8m, busy during kite festival
Agricampeggio Etna Milo	Water and electricity	Quiet farm location, access to Etna trails	Steep entrance; call ahead for vehicles over 7m
Area Sosta Camper Ortigia (Siracusa)	Water and electricity	15 minute walk to old town, 24 hour security	No grass areas, road traffic noise
Municipal Sosta Cefalù	No facilities	Free, sea view, 48 hour limit	No services; arrive by 6:00 PM for space
Roadside "Area di Sosta Libera" signed areas	No facilities	Legal overnight parking on some regional roads	Maximum 1 night stay, no facilities

Fuel, Water, and Waste

ENI and Q8 service stations on main roads sell diesel fuel and often have "Camper Service" areas for gray water disposal and fresh water refilling.
Many towns have signed "Scarico Camper" (camper dump) points near sports facilities. Bring a 1 euro coin for the water tap.
Larger campgrounds allow non-guests to empty toilet cassettes for a small fee. Ask at reception.

Practical Tips

Wild camping outside designated areas is illegal. Fines can exceed €300. Use "Area di Sosta" parking areas for simple overnight stops.
Summer temperatures can reach 104°F / 40°C inland. Carry at least 5 liters of drinking water per person per day.
Keep coins for parking meters as many machines do not accept foreign cards.
Call 112 for police or general emergency and 118 for ambulance.
Mount Etna can close roads after volcanic eruptions. Check local news before traveling to Rifugio Sapienza.
Speed cameras are common. Look for orange "Velo OK" boxes at village entrances.

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