Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Learn to roll and shape fresh pasta at Elena's kitchen in Italy over three hours. You'll master ribbon shapes like tagliatelle and work through building sauces from tomatoes, garlic and herbs picked at their peak. Elena teaches vegetarian-focused cooking rooted in her family's methods, finishing with a house-made dessert like tiramisu before sitting down to eat everything you've made alongside local wine.
Spend eight hours exploring the Amalfi Coast by private boat, anchoring at secluded spots for swimming and snorkelling. Your skipper navigates the dramatic coastline whilst you relax on deck, moving at your own pace between hidden coves and coastal villages. The day includes water sports equipment, meals, drinks and all fuel—just turn up and enjoy the Mediterranean.
Seven to eight hours exploring Tuscan wine country in a private Mercedes with your own driver, departing Florence. Visit two Chianti wineries at your pace, take in San Gimignano's medieval towers, and stop briefly at Piazzale Michelangelo for views over the city. Roll through cypress-lined valleys and stone villages while your driver handles the roads. Wine tastings cost extra but the countryside itself is the main event.
Learn to cook Sicilian classics in Palermo's historic centre, steps from the Cathedral. This 3.5-hour session puts you in the kitchen with a local family cook who shares generational recipes and techniques. You'll prepare a full menu from scratch, then sit down to eat what you've made alongside wine and drinks. It's hands-on cooking, not a performance—expect flour under your fingernails and real conversation about food that's been made this way for centuries.
Spend eight hours discovering Capri's full spectrum—from sea caves to mountain villages—with a private guide shepherding you between the island's four settlements. You'll ride hydrofoil from Naples, gain early or guaranteed access to the Blue Grotto, then split your day between a private boat tour of the coastline and land-based exploration of Capri town and Anacapri. The pace lets you linger in piazzas, browse upmarket boutiques, and absorb the landscape without herding through crowds.
A 90-minute cinematic photoshoot across Rome's most photogenic quarters, guided by a filmmaker with eight years' experience. You'll visit four carefully chosen locations whilst learning how to move naturally in front of the camera, emerging with 250–300 raw shots and 20 professionally edited images. The photographer directs you through Italian backdrops like a film set, tailoring the pace to couples, families, or solo travellers seeking genuine material rather than stiff poses.
A two-hour walking tour through Rome's back alleys that peels back layers of sanctioned history to reveal executions, papal corruption, and the shadowy confraternity that managed the city's dead. You'll descend into a crypt sealed for decades beneath a skull-adorned church, where bone chandeliers and named remains tell the story of those tasked with disposing of Rome's forgotten bodies. Conducted in small groups after tourist hours through the historical centre.
An eight-hour private tour from Sorrento combining two of Campania's most iconic sites. Your driver collects you early morning, ferrying you past Mount Vesuvius before heading to Pompeii's sprawling Roman ruins. The day wraps at a volcanic-slope winery producing Lacryma Christi, where you'll taste the region's signature white alongside cured meats, fresh bruschetta, and locally-grown pasta dishes. Perfect for those wanting structured exploration without group crowds.
Cook Venetian dishes in a centuries-old palazzo, guided by a local chef who draws inspiration from the spice routes of Marco Polo and Casanova. This 3.5-hour class pairs hands-on cooking in an authentic home kitchen with an optional Rialto Market tour to source fresh ingredients and learn which flavours shaped the city's merchant traders. You'll finish with a shared meal and homemade wine, tailored to any dietary needs.
Explore a working eighteenth-century Masseria in Puglia's olive heartland. Walk amongst ancient groves, descend into a subterranean oil mill, and learn how olives become bottle-ready oil. A trained guide walks you through each production stage—from tree to press to storage—before you taste several oils and discover how to spot quality, handle it properly, and cook with it. Runs 1 hour 40 minutes to 2 hours with small groups only.
Spend eight hours touring three legendary Italian car museums with a guide who's owned and raced these marques. Begin at the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum in Bologna, exploring the full scope of the brand beyond its supercars. Continue to Maranello for lunch at Cavallino, then tour the Ferrari Museum and glimpse the Fiorano test circuit. Finish in Modena at Umberto Panini's Maserati collection. A deep dive into automotive engineering and design from three factories that defined performance.
Learn to roll, cut and sauce fresh Roman pasta in a local chef's kitchen near Piazza Navona, then eat what you've made. Over two and a half hours, you'll master handmade fettuccine, tonnarelli or maltagliati, build a three-course meal from prosciutto through tiramisu, and work through unlimited Italian wine and limoncello. The chef walks you through technique in an unhurried, intimate setting where the focus stays on flavour and doing it properly.
Cycle through Rome's most recognisable sights and hidden corners in 2.5 hours aboard quality electric bikes. This 12-kilometre loop connects the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps and Pantheon with lesser-visited gems like Area Sacra di Largo Argentina and Theatre of Marcellus. Glide through narrow streets and piazzas with a knowledgeable guide steering you away from peak crowds and heat. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels, including families with young children.
A guided day trip whisking you from Sorrento or Naples by fast ferry to Capri, where eight hours span the island's highlights: the famous Blue Grotto, Augustus's clifftop gardens, hairpin-bend taxi rides and chairlift ascents. Your local guide navigates you through port, piazza and shopping quarters, mixing transport modes—boat, foot, open-top cab—to piece together the sensory whole: limestone cliffs, artisan shops, seafood restaurants and that particular Mediterranean light that kept emperors here.
Hire a Vespa Primavera for three days and navigate Rome on two wheels the way locals do. This 125cc scooter comes fully insured with third-party liability, ZTL zone access permits, helmets, and an anti-theft chain. Park free overnight near the Colosseum. You'll need a valid driver's licence, moderate fitness, prior scooter experience, and a €350 deposit. Ideal for confident riders wanting genuine Roman mobility without tour-group constraints.
Hire a private boat for a full day exploring Italy's Amalfi Coast, departing between 10:00 and 17:00 from Salerno or any coastal village between Vietri sul Mare and Positano. Chart your own course along dramatic clifftop towns, anchor in secluded coves for snorkelling, and pull into waterfront restaurants on a whim. The boat comes equipped with snorkels, refreshments, ice and nibbles—you bring the pace.
Cruise Lake Como's glittering waters aboard a private vessel captained by Adriano, taking in the region's villa-dotted shoreline and Alpine backdrops. This single-hour tour works best for couples or small groups wanting a taste of the lake's famous elegance without the crowds. You'll have the boat to yourself, meaning the pace and stops are yours to call.
Learn to cook plant-based Italian classics in a Venice kitchen, starting with a guided ramble through local markets to source seasonal vegetables. Over three hours, you'll knead fresh pasta by hand, top pizzas and focaccias with heritage grains, and prepare traditional meat-free dishes that have fed Italians for centuries. Taste your creations paired with wine and prosecco as you explore why Italian cucina verde runs far deeper than pasta alone.
Rent a classic Fiat 500 and explore Lake Como's lakeside villages and winding mountain roads at your own pace. Choose your duration—from a brief spin to a full week—with flexible two-hourly slots and free vehicle delivery for bookings of 24 hours or longer. No corporate branding mars the authentic Italian experience. You'll navigate scenic routes with a 150km daily allowance, third-party insurance included, keeping the focus on the drive itself rather than curated stops.
A one-hour private photoshoot through Rome with a local photographer who knows where the light hits best and which corners avoid the crowds. You'll visit a mix of famous landmarks and quieter backstreets, getting direction on posing while your photographer captures you against the city's layered backdrop of ancient ruins and everyday Roman life. Walk away with polished images and insider tips on where to eat, drink, and wander next.
Drift across the Venetian Lagoon aboard a roomy catamaran whilst a curated soundtrack—Vivaldi, Bach, Chopin, jazz—plays overhead. Ninety minutes of open deck space, a complimentary drink from a solid selection, and the light of late afternoon or early evening on the water. No rushing, no crowds, just the lagoon at its most unhurried.
A two-hour coastal boat tour departing from Naxos that navigates eastern Sicily's dramatic shoreline, moving between hidden grottos, coral gardens and rocky coves. You'll swim at Isola Bella, cruise past the beaches of Letojanni and Mazzaro Bay, and during sunset departures, search for dolphins in their natural habitat. Light refreshments and Sicilian pastries feature throughout.
Explore Ischia's dramatic coastline aboard a private yacht, navigating hidden coves and secluded anchorages across 3–6 hours. Spend your day as you please: sunbathing on the expansive deck, swimming in crystalline waters, or simply drifting with a drink in hand. The itinerary flexes to your mood—add Procida if the mood strikes. Fuel, moorings, aperitif and brunch are sorted. This is how coastal exploration should feel: unhurried, entirely yours.
A straightforward three-and-a-half-hour transfer connecting Rome to the Amalfi Coast towns of Positano, Sorrento, and Amalfi. Your English-speaking driver handles the route while you relax in an air-conditioned vehicle, with flexibility for comfort stops along the way. Insurance, fuel, tolls, and parking are covered. This service suits travellers wanting dependable point-to-point transport without the hassle of navigating Italian roads or negotiating with local taxi drivers.
Spend a full day exploring Mount Etna's southern slopes, ascending to 2700 metres through volcanic terrain. This guided hike takes you past lava caves, active craters, and forested sections, with cable car access included. You'll sample local products—honey, liqueurs, creams—along the way and finish with a packed lunch at elevation. The tour demands solid fitness and involves genuine Alpine conditions.
Eight-hour private tour along Italy's Amalfi Coast with a dedicated English-speaking driver. Travel in air-conditioned comfort through dramatic coastal scenery, stopping in Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello for exploring villages, browsing local shops, and dining independently. Your driver shares knowledge of the region and recommends hidden gems, sparing you the stress of navigating one of Europe's most treacherous roads or battling crowded buses.
Your private driver collects you from your Florence hotel and drives into Tuscany's rolling countryside for an eight-hour loop through two medieval strongholds. San Gimignano's skyline of towers comes first—walk the compact centro at your own pace—then settle into a family winery for lunch paired with local wines and vineyard views. Siena follows, where your driver shares local knowledge before you wander the brick-built streets and Piazza del Campo solo. Return to Florence as the light fades.
Sail your own private Tornado 38 yacht from Sorrento along the Amalfi Coast to Capri for seven hours of coastal exploration. Anchor in secluded bays to swim in clear Mediterranean waters, visit the celebrated Blue Grotto and quieter Green and White Grottos, then sunbathe on the spacious teak deck whilst your English-speaking skipper navigates past dramatic cliffsides and pastel villages. Complimentary towels, drinks and snacks keep you refreshed throughout.
Venture into Carrara's working marble quarries on a five-hour van tour departing from Lucca or Pisa. You'll be driven up the mountain, then transferred into a 4×4 to descend into an active extraction cave where a guide walks you through quarrying techniques, the region's marble heritage, and how to spot authentic stone. The route concludes in Colonnata, a hilltop hamlet where you can sample or purchase lardo di Colonnata, the local cured pork delicacy.
Tour Rome's architectural layers from ancient to baroque in a private golf cart over three hours. Start at Piazza Venezia and move through centuries via the Colosseum district, Trevi Fountain's coin-tossing tradition, the panoramic Pincio terrace overlooking Piazza del Popolo, Spanish Steps, the Pantheon's classical engineering, Bernini's sculptural fountains at Piazza Navona, Castel Sant'Angelo's fortress walls, and finish at St. Peter's Basilica. Motorised transport means you cover ground without foot fatigue, stopping to explore Rome's most recognisable landmarks.
A 4-5 hour private boat journey along Italy's Cinque Terre coast, where you'll explore UNESCO-protected shoreline from the water. Swim in sheltered coves off Portovenere, visit the dramatic San Pietro church perched above the sea, and discover the Byron Cave where the Romantic poet once bathed. The boat angles towards hidden rock formations—the Reds and Blacks—where mineral-streaked cliffs plunge into transparent Mediterranean waters teeming with fish visible from the surface.
Explore Italy's largest fire museum across 2,500 square metres of exhibits spanning firefighting history through 3,000+ artefacts and interactive displays. This 2–3 hour guided tour combines traditional museum walkthrough with virtual reality fire simulations, hands-on fire extinguishing practice, and dedicated play spaces for children. The experience works equally well solo, as a couple, or with family, concluding with complimentary refreshments in the café.
Spend two hours exploring a working Sicilian olive farm, from grove to mill. You'll wander between centuries-old trees, see the traditional press where oil is made, and use VR to virtually stand in the harvest. Finish with a simple lunch of local bread, cheese, cured meats, and the farm's own oil, paired with wine. It's a straightforward look at how things actually get made here.
Direct private car service from Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia cruise port, taking approximately 90 minutes. A Mercedes-Benz with a licensed, security-cleared driver collects you at baggage claim and delivers you directly to your ship's pier, eliminating the hassle of taxis or trains. Handles up to eight passengers with corresponding luggage capacity. All fees and air conditioning included.
Navigate Venice's quieter quarters with a local guide who knows the city's hidden rhythms and forgotten corners. This two-hour private tour steers clear of the crowded squares, instead winding through residential neighbourhoods where Venetians actually live. You'll slip into the serene courtyards of palazzo gardens, hear the stories and folklore that locals trade over spritz, and discover how the city genuinely functions beyond the postcard views. It's just you, your guide, and Venice stripped of its theatre.
Spend three hours in a Viareggio home learning to hand-roll fresh pasta sheets and shape two distinct pasta styles from scratch, then master the assembly of tiramisu. You'll work alongside a Cesarina—a local home cook from Italy's network of culinary hosts—in a group of no more than a dozen. Cook, taste what you've made, and share aperitivo and wine with fellow travellers in an authentic kitchen setting.
Head into Italian woodlands with trained truffle dogs to learn how these prized fungi grow and are hunted. You'll follow experienced foragers through either Lake Garda's hinterland or the Lessinia plateau, depending on season, watching dogs locate truffles by scent whilst picking up knowledge about local flora and the truffle's mysterious lifecycle. The 3.5-hour outing wraps with lunch at a regional restaurant featuring truffle-focused dishes, and includes private transport.
Chase light across the Sorrento coastline in a vintage Fiat 500 while a photographer captures you against Capri's backdrop. This two-hour private tour takes you to Piazzale Murat and other prime vantage points, with all images and video delivered same-day via your preferred method. You'll leave with professional-quality content shot on the latest smartphone tech—no stiff poses, just authentic moments framed by dramatic coastal scenery.
A 3-hour guided photoshoot through Rome's centre led by Marco Bulgarelli, a 20-year veteran photographer who's won awards for his vacation work. You'll explore iconic landmarks and tucked-away local spots by car and on foot, with Marco capturing candid moments across riverside walks, narrow lanes, and piazzas. He'll shoot in a fashion and art style, keeping things natural while sharing stories about the places you visit. You'll receive roughly 100 raw images plus 20 professionally edited prints ready to share or frame.
Traverse the UNESCO-listed Dolomites on foot with a local mountain guide, choosing quieter routes that reveal the range's grandeur without the crowds. This seven-hour winter outing near Bolzano pairs a guided ascent suited to your pace with an exhilarating sled descent. You'll travel with no more than three others, supported by equipment and transport arranged beforehand. All that's required is winter boots, a backpack, and moderate fitness; the guide handles navigation and route selection entirely.