This cycling itinerary crosses one of the most authentic and fascinating areas of eastern Sicily, connecting the village of Antillo to the famous Church of Saints Peter and Paul of Agrò, one of the most important medieval monuments in the region.
The route develops along panoramic roads immersed in the natural landscapes of the Peloritani Mountains, crossing valleys, rural villages and environments characterized by olive groves, forests and views over the Ionian territory.
Starting from Antillo, riders immediately experience the authentic atmosphere of inland Sicily, far from crowded tourist destinations. The itinerary alternates scenic roads, rolling sections and low-traffic secondary routes, offering an ideal experience for travelers looking to combine outdoor activity with cultural discovery.
The highlight of the tour is the Church of Saints Peter and Paul of Agrò, an extraordinary example of Byzantine-Norman architecture surrounded by the beautiful Agrò Valley landscape. The site represents one of the most fascinating cultural landmarks of the Peloritani area.
Along the route, cyclists can enjoy panoramic views over inland valleys, glimpses of the Ionian Sea and untouched natural environments, making the tour perfect for cyclists, photographers and travelers seeking authentic experiences.
This itinerary represents the perfect balance between sport, nature, culture and slow tourism in the heart of genuine Sicily.
