Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Store your bags at Rome Bag Storage®, a three-minute walk from the Colosseum, and explore the city unencumbered. Choose from small, medium, or large lockers depending on your luggage volume—whether you're arriving early, departing late, or simply want a few hours free from your suitcase. Rental periods extend easily; pay only the hourly difference if you exceed six hours.
Explore the Amalfi Coast on an electric bike from Minori, covering villages like Positano, Amalfi, and Praiano in a single day without wrestling with car hire logistics. The motor assistance lets you tackle steep coastal roads and discover tucked-away spots most visitors miss, whilst breathing in the scent of lemon groves and catching unrushed views of the Mediterranean. You'll move at your own pace through dramatic clifftop scenery, stopping for espresso or shopping whenever the mood strikes.
Learn kitesurfing and windsurfing across three days in Lo Stagnone's sheltered lagoon, a 3-hour drive from Palermo. This small-group operation caps at two students per session, with instructors who've been teaching in Sicily since 2016. All kit—board, kite, wetsuit, helmet, life jacket—comes included. Between sessions, join optional boat excursions or evening meals showcasing local cuisine.
This eight-day private tour threads through Italy's essential cities: Rome, the Vatican, Florence, and Venice. You'll move between them by high-speed train, staying in selected hotels with daily breakfast included. A private driver and English-speaking guide accompany you throughout, handling logistics so you can focus on the landmarks—the Colosseum, Vatican attractions, and the landscapes that define each region.
Spend six days exploring Abruzzo's mountainous interior, where Apennine peaks rise above medieval villages and working farmland. This slow-paced regional tour takes you beyond the usual Italian destinations into a landscape where forests still dominate and local food traditions remain rooted in what grows nearby. You'll eat breakfast, lunch and dinner as part of the experience, moving through the region's quieter valleys and hilltop towns at a pace that lets the place settle in.
Learn practical bushcraft skills across two days in Italy with an accredited instructor who teaches from foundational techniques to advanced wilderness know-how. You'll develop self-reliance through hands-on practice in genuine outdoor conditions, focusing on methods that leave no environmental footprint. The course suits complete beginners through seasoned hikers seeking to deepen their toolkit. Every activity emphasises safety whilst building both physical capability and mental resilience in direct contact with the natural world.
A two-day Florence and Tuscany experience built around your proposal or wedding, with a professional photographer documenting every moment. You'll select from iconic locations across the region—hilltop villas, Renaissance piazzas, golden-hour backdrops—while the photographer works alongside you to catch genuine reactions and light. Breakfast and lunch are included, along with a pre-shoot planning session and access to a private online gallery for sharing and downloading images.
Spend two days aboard a private boat exploring Capri and the Amalfi Coast. You'll anchor in sheltered bays for swimming in turquoise water, sail past Sorrento's cliffsides at dusk, and wake to breakfast with views. The itinerary adapts to your preferences—whether you want more time snorkelling, lingering in villages, or simply drifting. An English-speaking captain handles navigation whilst you handle the relaxation.
A seven-day private journey through Sicily combining Unesco-listed towns, working wineries and hands-on food experiences. Based in quality four-star hotels, you'll taste wines alongside regional lunches, learn chocolate-making in Modica and cook Sicilian dishes in Erice, guided throughout by knowledgeable locals who know the lesser-known corners. Transport, breakfasts and most meals are sorted; your itinerary flexes to match your pace and interests.
Explore Val Trebbia's valleys and ridges on an electric mountain bike, guided through rural Bobbio across terrain ranging from gentle riverside paths to Alpine grades. Choose your flavour: push yourself on a sports route, taste your way through family-run trattorias, hunt down artisanal products on working farms, or trace the ancient pilgrimage trails that wind through these Apennine foothills. E-bikes level the playing field—ride for hours without the hammered legs.
Earn your Advanced Open Water certification over three days diving in Italy's Mediterranean. You'll train to 30 metres depth with a qualified instructor, unlocking access to deeper ecosystems like the coralligenous reefs within Capo Carbonara Marine Protected Area. Our marine biologists guide you through one of the region's most biodiverse underwater landscapes, revealing the Mediterranean's hidden geological and ecological layers.
This seven-day Sicilian journey covers the island's essential highlights without skimping on comfort. You'll learn to cook regional dishes, explore three southern coastal towns, swim off dramatic limestone cliffs, trek Mount Etna's slopes, and stand among Greek temples that have endured millennia. A private vehicle and English-speaking driver handle all logistics—accommodation, meals, entry fees and activities included—leaving you free to absorb the landscape, archaeology and food culture.
Bypass queues at Rome's Capitoline Museums with a local guide leading you through centuries of classical art and sculpture. You'll explore the hilltop piazza redesigned by Michelangelo, examine the bronze She-wolf that symbolises Rome, and stand before masterworks by Tintoretto and Rubens. The tour moves at a measured pace, suitable for all fitness levels, giving you direct access to the city's richest collection of Renaissance and Roman-era paintings and sculptures without the standard wait.
Spend two nights in suspended tree tents within the Gola della Rossa and Frasassi protected area, one of Italy's most biodiverse landscapes. Reach your remote camp via guided e-bike, exploring valleys dotted with 105 bird species, 40 mammals, and over 1250 plant varieties. The camp rotates locations to maximise wilderness contact while keeping logistics simple. Guides scaffold you into backcountry living regardless of outdoor experience. Meals, transport between camp and trailheads, and all kit except sleeping bag included.
Walk across Sardinia's interior highlands on a five-day trek where donkeys handle the kit, leaving you free to absorb genuine mountain life. You'll navigate dense oak forests and Mediterranean scrub at altitude, passing through shepherd communities and isolated villages. This is transhumance trekking—following the old pastoral routes—with genuine wildness: boar, deer, and if fortune favours, mouflons and golden eagles overhead. Meals included.
Hire a Kimco Agility 125i scooter to explore Pantelleria at your own pace. The bike's modest engine and high clearance handle the island's terrain reliably, and it qualifies for standard driving licence holders. Delivered to the airport or town centre with a full tank, helmet pair, lockable top case, and third-party cover included. Return it with fuel topped up.
Rent a Vespa from Blancos Motum and navigate Naples at your own pace. Operating across flexible hire periods from one day to a week, this outfit handles logistics so you focus on exploring—no need to wrestle with public transport or taxis. You'll get a reliable scooter, safety gear, basic cover, and phone mount included. The crew knows the territory well and built this service around genuine enthusiasm for the machines.
A four-day private tour of western Sicily tracing layers of conquest and culture across the island's most significant sites. Travelling by Mercedes with a licensed guide-driver, you'll move between Greek temples, Norman cathedrals, and medieval hilltop towns, stopping at working olive oil producers and wineries to taste the landscape directly. This isn't a coach-load experience—it's designed for two travellers seeking depth over breadth, with a Slow Food lunch woven into the itinerary to ground the history in actual flavour.
A four-day private tour through southeast Sicily's Baroque heartland and ancient ruins, departing from Catania or Taormina. You'll travel by Mercedes with a dedicated guide-driver, visiting Syracuse's Greek theatres, Noto's honey-coloured squares, Ragusa's hilltop old town, and Piazza Armerina's Roman mosaics. The itinerary weaves in Mount Etna's volcanic slopes, the Cyclops Coast's mythology, a working winery, and film locations from The Godfather. Designed for two travellers seeking unhurried exploration without group constraints.
A three-hour guided walk through Milan's medieval heart, tasting your way from Castello Sforzesco to the Brera neighbourhood. You'll sample breakfast panettone with espresso or cappuccino, meet salame Milano and gorgonzola at the site of the old mint, sip Campari beneath the cathedral spires, browse the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, and finish with Milan's signature breaded veal cutlet. Your private licensed guide unpicks the city's trading past whilst you eat.
Explore Italy by bicycle with a well-maintained bike equipped with security features. This single-day rental includes an anti-theft chain and basket, giving you freedom to navigate at your own pace. Whether you're cycling through countryside villages or urban streets, you'll have reliable transport and responsive support throughout your journey.
A ten-day circuit through Italy's most significant destinations, departing and returning to Rome. You'll move through three essential cities—Rome, Florence, and Naples—plus surrounding villages and archaeological sites, with a local expert guide unlocking context at each stop. Accommodation, breakfast, and dinner are included from day one. The small-group format (maximum ten people) travels by private Mercedes van, which accesses lanes and hilltop towns off-limits to coaches, reaching roughly twenty key sites across the country's art, history, and landscape.
Spend three days exploring Tuscany's rolling hills, fortified villages, and wine country with a local guide who knows where the tourists aren't. You'll stay in a traditional farmhouse, eat regional food, taste wines direct from producers, and travel between sights in a comfortable minivan. Departures guaranteed daily from Florence with groups kept deliberately small—never more than eight travellers.
A three-day sailing voyage aboard the Sense 55 departing Catania, exploring Syracuse, Marzamemi, and Portopalo along Sicily's southeastern coast. This private charter combines coastal navigation with stops in villages where fishermen still work the waters as their ancestors did. Breakfast and onboard facilities are provided, giving you space to move between anchorages at a measured pace while absorbing the raw Mediterranean landscape—dramatic cliffs, quiet bays, and working harbours untouched by resort tourism.
Trek the Sentiero del Viandante, a historic trade route hugging Lake Como's eastern shore from Varenna to Colico over two days. This guided walk winds through beech and chestnut forests, passes stone hamlets frozen in time, and opens onto dramatic lake vistas. A naturalist guide leads you at a steady pace—expect solitude, altitude gain, and genuine mountain quiet far from the crowds.
Rent a city or mountain bike in Cagliari or Quartu with delivery straight to your door. Explore at your own pace with round-the-clock support via WhatsApp to sort any issues. The operator won't charge you for minor scrapes or puncture repairs, so you can ride without fretting over wear and tear. Suits all fitness levels and available for single days.
A four-day walking tour threading through the Amalfi Coast's most captivating settlements, starting from Cava de' Tirreni and finishing in Positano. You'll traverse mountain ridges down to dramatic coastline, visit the medieval maritime hub of Amalfi, explore lemon terraces between Maiori and Minori, and tackle the famed Path of the Gods. The journey circles back to Salerno by coastal ferry, offering a fresh perspective on the villages you've walked through. Breakfast and lunch included.
This eight-day private tour traces Sicily's Greek and baroque heritage across the island's eastern reaches. Based in Taormina, Syracuse, and Ragusa, you'll explore UNESCO-listed towns, walk through ancient ruins at Agrigento and Syracuse, climb Mount Etna to 2000 metres, and taste Sicilian food and wine alongside local guides. The itinerary weaves together archaeological sites, hillside villages (including locations from The Godfather), and countryside visits to working wineries and chocolate makers. All transport, meals, and guided walks are included; you travel with your group alone in a private minivan.
Spend five mornings in Florence learning oil painting fundamentals in a light-filled palazzo studio. Your instructor, a practising artist, guides you through composing and executing a complete still life from blank canvas to finished work. You'll grasp the essential techniques and material knowledge needed to paint independently once you're home. All supplies are provided, and the welcoming studio space—situated in Florence's historic core—creates an ideal setting for building genuine confidence in your artistic abilities.
Four days walking the Amalfi Coast via ancient trading routes and mountain pathways that thread through hillside villages. You'll trek 8–12 km daily across terrain linking Positano, Ravello, Amalfi, Maiori, and smaller settlements, staying in each locale and letting luggage follow separately. Breakfast and lunch included; accommodation and transfers between towns are handled. Designed for steady walkers with moderate fitness; expect elevation gain and descent most days.
Biagini NCC provides private car hire with driver across Italy for airport pickups, station transfers, and point-to-point journeys lasting from a single day to a week. Travel in climate-controlled comfort with professional operators who handle city routes, regional trips, and special event transport. WiFi and onboard facilities keep you connected and comfortable whether you're heading to work, exploring tourist destinations, or catching a concert.
Two days tracing Rome's greatest hits with a private guide trained in art history. You'll walk through the Colosseum's interior, the Roman Forum's scattered columns, and streets lined with Renaissance palaces before crossing into Vatican grounds to stand beneath the Sistine Chapel ceiling. Entrance fees to major sites are included; the pace suits those comfortable with steady walking and climbing.
Spend three days sailing Ogliastra's remote coastline aboard a well-appointed vessel, exploring Sardinia's most dramatic seascapes and crystalline waters. This all-inclusive weekend covers meals and accommodation on the boat itself, with a skipper who has spent a decade navigating these channels and knows where the genuine quiet anchorages lie. The sailboat carries modern essentials—air con, a proper swim platform, generous shade—so you're neither roughing it nor confined to a resort.
Two-day sailing voyage along Sardinia's most dramatic coastline, operating June through September aboard a well-equipped cruiser. Navigate crystalline waters and secluded coves with experienced crew who know these waters intimately. The boat features air conditioning, generous swim platform, shaded Bimini, and a tender for exploring shallow anchorages. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included; all-inclusive vessel charter available on request.
Spend thirteen days in Arezzo learning Italian through conversation, cooking, and local participation rather than textbooks. You'll attend the medieval Giostra del Saracino jousting tournament, cook with locals, taste regional wines, and explore Renaissance Florence and hilltop Cortona. Classes run alongside neighbourhood dinners, artisan workshops, and church walks—designed so your Italian improves by actually using it with fellow learners and Arezzo residents.
Dash through two of Italy's most storied cities over 48 hours via high-speed rail from Rome. Start in Venice navigating its waterways and St Mark's, then train south to Florence for a guided look at Renaissance treasures including Michelangelo's David at the Accademia. Hotel night in Florence included, with professional support throughout and all transport sorted between locations.
This two-day Naples-based tour pairs a night in a modern apartment with a coastal and archaeological exploration. Day 1 covers your arrival transfer from the airport, train station, or cruise port. Day 2 kicks off at 7 AM with a minivan journey down the Amalfi Coast, stopping in Positano and Sorrento for independent wandering, followed by a guided walk through Pompeii's excavated streets before returning to Naples. The itinerary suits cruise passengers especially—you'll be back in time for departure.
Two days exploring Sicily's east coast with your own driver and guide, starting from Taormina or Catania. Travel by private Mercedes through Mount Etna's slopes, the baroque streets of Syracuse, and the island-within-an-island charm of Ortigia. You'll navigate ancient Greek ruins, Sicilian hill villages, and centuries of layered Mediterranean culture at your own pace, with stops shaped by your interests rather than a fixed itinerary.
A five-day coach tour spanning Milan, Como, Venice, Pisa, Florence, and Rome. You'll travel by private luxury coach with expert guides leading visits to each city's major sites. The itinerary covers Italy's most significant cultural landmarks, from Renaissance art galleries to ancient Roman ruins, moving through the country at a measured pace. Meals aren't included, giving you freedom to eat where locals do.
Explore Rome's layered history over two days on electric bike, tackling the centro storico and the ancient Appian Way with a local guide. This 2-day adventure covers roughly 9 hours of riding through classical ruins, Renaissance quarters, and the atmospheric catacombs beneath the city. You'll move at your own pace, stopping at lesser-known corners and major monuments alike, powered by e-bike assistance that handles Rome's hills and cobbles.