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Spend eight hours exploring Chianti's wine country in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a driver steeped in local knowledge. Travel through Greve, the heart of the Classico region, and into the rolling hills where medieval villages and quality vineyards define Tuscany's character. Your guide shares stories of the landscape, its producers, and the traditions that shaped this corner of Italy.
This eight-hour private tour combines archaeology with viticulture around Naples. You'll spend the morning navigating Pompeii's excavated streets with a specialist guide, examining temples, shops, villas and bathing complexes preserved by Vesuvius's 79 AD ash. After visiting a cameo workshop, you'll ascend the volcano itself, then settle into a vineyard on its slopes for lunch and wine pairing, tasting regional bottles grown in mineral-rich volcanic soil.
This seven-hour Tuscany tour departs Florence by shared transport, then switches to a private three-seater tuk-tuk for an intimate ride through Chianti's vineyard-checkered hills. You'll taste wine and olive oil at a working winery, sit down to a proper Tuscan lunch featuring hand-rolled pasta and local cured meats, and spend an hour wandering San Gimignano's medieval towers. A local guide provides context throughout, stopping at viewpoints worth the camera roll.
A four-hour private guided tour of Rome's essential monuments, fully wheelchair accessible. Your art historian guide leads you through the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona, with flexibility to adjust the route to suit your interests. Colosseum entry and reservation fees are included; you'll navigate between sites using nearby public transport options that accommodate wheelchairs.
A guided seven-hour trek through the Brenta Dolomites starting from Madonna di Campiglio, moving from lush valley floors with cascading water features to stark alpine plateaus. You'll call at three heritage mountain refugios, each over a century old, sampling regional cooking along the way. The route reveals the dramatic contrasts that define this UNESCO-listed range—verdant gorges giving way to barren limestone peaks.
A private five-hour drive from Rome to Sorrento with the option to break the journey at Pompeii. You'll travel in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle with a knowledgeable English-speaking driver who handles luggage and knows the region well. The route is flexible—request stops or detours to suit your pace. Bottled water and onboard WiFi keep you comfortable; live commentary adds context to the landscape as you head south.
Skip the airport queue stress with a nameplate greeting and private sedan straight into Rome. Your English-speaking driver navigates you through three hours of the city's key sights before ferrying you to Civitavecchia port. You'll shape the route together, picking what matters to your interests, then settle in for the final leg to your cruise. Five hours total, door-to-deck service.
Skip queues straight into the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica with your private guide and driver over four hours. You'll explore Raphael's Rooms and St. Peter's Square before a panoramic sweep through Rome's landmarks, collected from your hotel and returned there at tour's end. A devoted Catholic might recognise this as Christianity's headquarters; everyone else gets unrushed access to the art and architecture that made it so.
Travel from Rome northward through Tuscany's wine country to explore two Renaissance powerhouses in a single day. Start in Pisa, where you'll see the famous leaning tower and baptistery at Piazza dei Miracoli, then head to Florence for a guided walk through the city centre with visits to major galleries and churches. A 12-hour itinerary that covers significant ground with professional commentary throughout, though you'll need to arrange your own lunch.
Explore Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast in a private vehicle with a local driver who knows these clifftop towns intimately. This nine-hour tour covers the region's dramatic coastline, charming villages, and cultural highlights at your own pace. You'll travel in air-conditioned comfort with bottled water and onboard WiFi, leaving the navigating to someone born into the landscape.
Spend a full day exploring the dramatic Amalfi Coast and Sorrento Peninsula from a luxury van with your own driver. This 7–8 hour private journey takes you through Italy's most celebrated coastal scenery, with breathing room to wander Amalfi, Ravello, Positano and Sorrento on your terms. Your English-speaking driver handles navigation and logistics while you soak in clifftop views, duck into local shops, and taste limoncello. Pickup and dropoff at your accommodation included.
A seven-hour guided walk through the Adamello-Brenta wilderness, departing from Madonna di Campiglio. The route traverses forested slopes before opening into rocky alpine terrain dotted with mountain lakes and panoramic ridge views. Your guide navigates established tracks across this protected landscape, revealing geology and ecology rarely visible from valley floors. This is proper hiking—expect elevation gain, exposed ridges, and the satisfaction of reaching high country on foot.
Strap into a hydrospeed board and ride the Sesia River's classic section in northern Italy—four hours of navigating rapids and waves with fins beneath your feet. Monrosa Rafting's guides take you through instruction and a full safety briefing before you tackle the water, reading currents and powering through churning sections of this Alpine river. You'll feel the river's force directly, controlling your descent through whitewater with technique and nerve.
A seven-hour private wine tour departing Venice at 9:30 AM, visiting three Prosecco Superiore DOCG estates in the Veneto hills. You'll descend into cellars to see production firsthand, walk vineyard rows, and taste wines paired with local cheeses, cured meats, and fresh bread. Lunch is included at the second winery. Return to Piazzale Roma by 4:30 PM in an air-conditioned vehicle with a qualified driver.
A nine-hour coastal exploration from Florence combining art, wine and seaside dining. Travel through the walled town of Lucca with a licensed guide, then to Pietrasanta, a small creative hub tucked into Tuscany's Versilia region. Lunch and wine tasting anchor the day at the Bocelli family's beachfront restaurant, where views stretch across the Tyrrhenian Sea. The itinerary weaves together Renaissance architecture, contemporary art galleries and regional Bocelli wines paired with a four-course meal.
Explore the Nervia Valley's medieval heart in this 4-hour guided tour from Sanremo, centred on Dolceacqua village and its celebrated Rossese wine. You'll visit the 15th-century single-arch bridge that inspired Monet, wander the old town beneath the Doria castle ruins, and taste two local wines paired with regional food. A minivan gets you there; a licensed guide shows you around. The valley sits inland from the Riviera dei Fiori, offering genuine village atmosphere and viticulture heritage without the coastal crowds.
A seven-hour private tour that threads together Rome's monumental heart, underground Christian burial chambers, and a countryside winery estate. You'll travel by private car with a dedicated guide, starting from your hotel, moving through the city's essential landmarks before heading into the Castelli Romani hills to taste wines at a 300-year-old family property. The day unfolds without crowding or rushing, letting you absorb each stop properly before moving to the next.
Rent an e-bike in Lucca and set your own pace around this walled medieval city or into the rolling Tuscan countryside. Choose between the E-city model for navigating narrow streets, monuments and cafés at leisure, or the E-trekking variant for deeper explorations through farmland, Renaissance villas, and hilltop villages. Eight to nine hours lets you cover substantial ground without pedalling hard, with a sturdy lock included so you can stop whenever something catches your eye.
Explore the volcanic slopes south of Venice on a five-hour wine tour through the Euganean Hills. Two family-run wineries reveal how the region's mineral-rich soil shapes bold reds and distinctive whites—from Cabernet Franc to Serpino, the volcanic cousin of Prosecco. Walk the vineyards, descend into cellars, and taste wines alongside regional cheeses and cured meats whilst winemakers explain their craft.
Stand at Vesuvius's crater rim, then descend into Pompeii's frozen streets with a private guide who knows where the tour groups don't venture. This 7–8 hour private experience pairs volcano views over the Bay of Naples with an unhurried exploration of Roman homes, temples, and street life at ground level. You'll move at your own rhythm with hotel pickup included, making it practical for couples, families, and small groups after a quick lunch break.
Spend six hours cruising Lake Como aboard Chloè, a well-appointed 300 HP vessel helmed by Carlo, a seasoned skipper who knows the lake intimately. You'll drift past the lakeside estates that define this corner of Italy, then dock at a locally favoured restaurant Carlo selects based on season and your preferences. A proper meal overlooking the water breaks up the journey—no rushed tourist fare, just solid regional cooking in a setting that feels genuine.
This 11-hour private tour sweeps you through three of Tuscany's most compelling medieval towns from a comfortable minivan base in Florence. You'll navigate Siena's atmospheric lanes with a guide, taste four wines at a family vineyard paired with farmhouse lunch, wander San Gimignano's hilltop streets solo, and finish at Pisa's cathedral precinct. The route covers Renaissance palaces, Romanesque churches, and the region's vine-covered countryside in a single arc.
Spend eight hours exploring the volcanic history and flavours of the Campania region. Start at Pompei's haunting ruins, then head to a family-run winery nestled at Vesuvius's base for a four-course lunch paired with six regional wines. Your private driver collects you from Naples, Salerno, Amalfi, or Positano and handles all transfers between sites, leaving you free to absorb the landscapes and stories. An optional on-site guide deepens the Pompei experience; lunch and tastings settle directly with the winery.
Spend eight to nine hours aboard a private boat exploring the Amalfi Coast's most celebrated stretches—Positano, Praiano, the Furore Fjord, Conca dei Marini, and Amalfi town. Depart from Positano, Praiano, Amalfi, Nerano or Sorrento around 09:00 and cruise past dramatic cliffside villages, dropping anchor in tranquil coves for swimming and snorkelling. Stop ashore in Amalfi or Minori to sample regional pastries, or request a detour to a seafront restaurant reachable only by water. The captain supplies drinks, snacks, towels and music—you bring nothing but yourself.
This 6-hour private excursion transports you from Rome into the Lazio countryside to explore Villa d'Este's Renaissance gardens at leisure. Your driver handles the transport while you wander the terraced grounds, discovering the Temple of the Sibyl and ornate fountains independently. The afternoon leaves space for a lakeside lunch and local wine before returning to your hotel.
Spend a full day cycling through the quiet villages and farmland south of Palermo, reaching the rural heartland by regional train. You'll pedal secondary roads through working countryside—olive groves, small towns, and open vistas—on your choice of road, hybrid, or mountain bike. The guide knows the back routes where you'll find authentic Sicily without the crowds, and the pace suits riders with solid fitness rather than racers.
Six hours hitting Rome's architectural heavens: the Colosseum's ancient grandeur, the Sistine Chapel's painted vault, St. Peter's Basilica, the Pantheon's dome, Trevi Fountain's baroque excess, and Piazza Navona's sculptured piazza. A private art historian guides you through two millennia of stone, fresco and marble, with skip-the-line Vatican access and Colosseum entry sorted. Expect a brisk pace—this covers ground.
Spend ten hours in rural Sardinia alongside a local family, learning how they live and eat. Based from Cagliari, this guided tour trades tourist sites for genuine connection—you'll watch traditional cooking techniques, help prepare pasta by hand, and share a proper meal at their table. A driver and local guide handle transport in a cool minivan, collecting you from your hotel and returning you at day's end. Bring cash or card for the family lunch contribution (€100 per person, paid on arrival).
A private driver collects you from Rome—airport, train station or hotel—and delivers you to the Amalfi Coast in a single, unbroken journey. The four-hour route follows the A1 motorway south through Naples, then winds onto the famous coastal drive. An English-speaking professional handles navigation and luggage; you simply relax in an air-conditioned vehicle with bottled water on tap. The service works in reverse too: Amalfi to Rome airports or stations.
Spend eight hours exploring Capri's lesser-known waters aboard a private boat steered by a local skipper. You'll navigate hidden grottos and quiet anchorages, swim and snorkel in crystalline seas, and enjoy brunch featuring regional specialities alongside prosecco and homemade limoncello. This charter is yours alone—no shared crowds, just you, the skipper, crew, and Capri's quieter character.
A 4-hour private tour covering Rome's greatest hits, anchored by the Colosseum. Your guide takes you through the amphitheatre's ancient story—built in 72 A.D. to seat 55,000—then drives you through the city's most recognisable piazzas and fountains in your own vehicle. Hotel pickup and drop-off included. Best suited to those who want expert commentary without crowds or the hassle of public transport.
Take the helm of your own boat from Sorrento's harbour for eight hours exploring the Amalfi Coast at your own pace. You'll get a full safety briefing and operational rundown from staff before departure. If solo navigation feels daunting, hire a skipper to take the wheel while you enjoy the scenery. The boat comes equipped with Bluetooth audio, a sun canopy, and a cooler—fuel and provisions are separate charges.
Eight-hour private speedboat tour across Italy's La Maddalena Archipelago, skippered by a local expert who navigates to the region's most secluded anchorages. Your Apreamare 10 vessel comes fitted with sun canopies, freshwater showers, and a well-stocked galley. Sardinian antipasti and a full lunch with wine feature throughout the day. Snorkel, swim, or simply sprawl on cushioned seating with a drink whilst the skipper handles the wheel.
Spend six hours exploring Rome's headline monuments with an art historian guide who knows the stories behind the stones. You'll get skip-the-line access to the Colosseum, walk through the Roman Forum, and venture into Vatican City—though St Peter's Basilica remains off-limits due to current restrictions. The guide steers you through centuries of empire, faith, and marble, covering what matters most in a single focused morning or afternoon.
Hire a private 28-metre boat for 7–8 hours along Italy's Amalfi Coast, with a skipper and crew. Cruise between Positano and Capri, stopping to swim and snorkel in calm bays, then explore one of the clifftop towns on foot. Lunch features regional specialities and prosecco; the boat stays yours alone throughout.
Spend seven hours circling Ischia aboard Marcello lo Smilzo, a traditional wooden boat that carries up to 28 passengers. You'll anchor in crystalline bays for swimming and snorkelling, explore sea caves and hidden coves along the jagged coastline, and enjoy freshly prepared seafood lunch with wine and water aboard. The pace is leisurely—think multiple dips, stretches of drifting, local music, and the kind of unhurried rhythm that makes boat days memorable.
Depart Trieste for an eight-hour loop through Slovenia's standout sights. Glide across Lake Bled in a traditional wooden boat, explore the clifftop castle, then sample the region's famous cream cake before heading to Ljubljana. The capital reveals itself on foot—wander Triple Bridge, admire architect Plečnik's bold civic designs, nose around the Central Market, and hunt down local eating spots with your guide's insider tips.
This four-hour Italian nature tour covers varied terrain with a driver who shares insights into local ecology, history and culture. You'll travel through striking landscapes in a climate-controlled vehicle, encountering different ecosystems and habitats across the region. The route showcases flora and fauna alongside settlements where you'll meet locals. Bring your own refreshments as food and drink aren't provided. Cagliari pickups incur a 10€ per-person surcharge.
Cruise the southern Sardinian coastline aboard a spacious rigid inflatable boat with a knowledgeable skipper pointing out hidden coves and dramatic cliffs along 60 kilometres of pristine shoreline. Based in Teulada's Portu Nou harbour, this four-hour outing takes you to secluded swimming spots and sheltered anchorages, finishing with an aperitif served on deck as the afternoon light catches the water. Ideal for those wanting to see Sardinia's southern coast without the effort of hiking or hiking.
Spend seven hours sailing along Palermo's coastline, exploring the waters near Capo Gallo reserve. Anchor in clear sea off Mondello Gulf for a swim, then enjoy lunch prepared aboard featuring Sicilian ingredients and regional flavours. The return journey begins at 5:30pm. Skipper and fuel included, plus snacks, pasta course, seasonal fruit and beverages.