Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Launch from La Clusaz at 1,858 metres and ride thermals above the Aravis range on a tandem paragliding flight. An experienced pilot handles the wing while you soak in 10–15 minutes of unobstructed views across the French Alps. The one-hour outing includes cable car access in summer, making it accessible for first-timers with no prior skills required.
Aurélien, a former English teacher with clear diction, guides you through Bordeaux's culinary heart over three-and-a-half hours. You'll visit family-owned shops, taste regional wines paired with local cheeses, and sample artisanal breads, charcuterie and patisserie that together constitute a proper meal. The route weaves through centuries-old streets with anecdotes about the city woven throughout. You leave with his curated list of neighbourhood restaurants.
Spend nearly three hours painting watercolours at one of three iconic Parisian locations—the Seine, a garden near Petit Palais, or La Madeleine's columns. You'll work through a beginner-friendly process with a professional artist, using provided materials and easel, and walk away with your finished piece already framed. No experience necessary; families and solo travellers alike work at their own rhythm in a relaxed outdoor setting.
A 3-hour evening wine tour through Nice's older quarters, stopping at two established wine bars to taste six Provence vintages paired with local cured meats, cheeses, and Niçoise bites like pissaladière and barbajuans. You'll learn how to identify flavour profiles and understand the region's winemaking heritage whilst wandering between Place Masséna and Place Garibaldi with a small group. The tour wraps with gelato.
A carefully curated small-group tour through the Louvre examining how desire, the male form, and same-sex relationships shaped artistic vision across nine millennia. With no more than six people, you'll navigate galleries from ancient Mesopotamia to 19th-century France, uncovering the rivalries and romantic entanglements of Renaissance masters—Raphael, Leonardo, Michelangelo—and how their personal lives leaked into their brushwork. Religious narratives served as cover for painters to explore sexuality and masculine beauty with remarkable frankness.
Pedal a human-powered waterbike down Melbourne's Yarra River in 90 minutes, steering through urban landmarks and leafy river pockets without an engine's roar. You'll glide past iconic bridges and city architecture whilst the gentle current carries you through one of Australia's most recognisable waterways. The bikes produce zero emissions, keeping the river ecosystem undisturbed, and the low-slung perspective puts you at water level for angles most visitors miss. Lifejacket included; public transport stops nearby.
A 90-minute private candle massage in Da Nang blends heated wax infusions with therapeutic touch. Specially prepared candles—soy or beeswax with coconut, almond, and jojoba oils—melt into warm treatments massaged directly onto skin. The technique combines scent work with tactile relaxation, targeting circulation, skin hydration, and mental calm. An English-, Japanese-, or Mandarin-speaking therapist guides the session, with tea and light refreshments included.
A guided walk through Cat Cat Village, the nearest settlement to Sapa, home to the Black Hmong people. Spend two hours exploring terraced paddies and traditional ways of life in Muong Hoa Valley, at the foot of Fansipan Mountain. Your local English-speaking guide handles transport from town and entrance fees, leaving you free to take in the layered landscape and learn how villagers have farmed these slopes for generations.
This three-hour walking tour traces Hanoi's layered past through the French Quarter, where Belle Époque villas and tree-lined boulevards reveal the city's colonial chapter. You'll visit the Government Guesthouse, the ornate Opera House, and Hoa Lo Prison—a sobering testament to Vietnamese resistance during both French rule and the American war. The architecture blends European grandeur with Southeast Asian character, creating a distinctive Indochinese style found nowhere else. Your guide unpacks how these landmarks shaped modern Vietnam's identity.
Direct private sedan or van service from Haneda Airport to your Yokohama hotel, with your driver waiting at arrivals holding a Cherry Tomato sign. Groups of up to 8 passengers travel in comfort without the hassle of queuing for taxis or navigating public transport with luggage. Your driver handles baggage and takes you straight to your accommodation in Kanagawa prefecture. Journey takes roughly two hours depending on traffic.
Work through classic Osaka recipes with a local chef in a two-hour hands-on class near the castle. You'll prepare dishes from scratch, whisking matcha and building flavour as you go, then sit down to eat what you've made. The chef—often a seasoned home cook—guides you through techniques at your pace, whether you've never chopped an onion or you're keen to refine your knife skills. Perfect for groups wanting to cook together rather than just watch.
Roll down Japan's Izu Kogen Highlands on two wheels, starting from Mt. Omuro's peak and finishing near the coast. This 3.5-hour descent covers roughly 40km through volcanic plateaus, forest passages and open valleys, with a local English-speaking guide handling navigation and the chairlift ride up. Bike, helmet, insurance and all gear supplied—you just pedal.
This three-hour walking tour takes you through Osaka's neighbourhood laneways where residents actually gather to eat, steering clear of the usual tourist traps. Your guide leads you to small family-run shops and eateries, where you'll sample fifteen dishes ranging from crispy kushikatsu skewers and pleated gyoza to fresh sashimi. Between bites, you'll pick up stories about how Osaka's food culture shaped the city itself and what matters to the people who live here.
Skip Rome's congested main roads and explore the city's classical heart from a golf cart, navigating quiet back streets to reach major monuments, piazzas, and fountains. This three-hour guided tour lets you pause at each site to wander inside buildings and soak in surroundings without fighting traffic, crowds, or exhaust fumes. Your English-speaking driver takes you through colourful neighbourhoods most visitors miss, revealing how Romans actually move through their city.
Step into a working artist's home in Monopoli's old town for a three-hour dive into Apulian cooking. A local designer walks you through seasonal dishes using ingredients sourced from nearby farms, teaching technique while sharing stories about the region's food culture. You'll make fresh pasta and dessert from scratch, then sit down to eat what you've prepared alongside local wine and coffee.
A straightforward point-to-point transfer linking Naples Airport or Train Station with Positano, covering the winding Amalfi Coast route in 2–3 hours. Your English-speaking driver meets you with a nameplate in a chilled Mercedes, handling luggage and navigation so you can settle in. One transfer per booking; confirm your flight or train number when reserving.
Master the art of Neapolitan pizza-making from a seasoned pizzaiolo in a central Rome location steps from the Vatican. This one-hour hands-on class teaches you dough technique, ingredient selection, and the regional traditions behind Italy's most iconic dish. You'll shape, stretch, and bake your own pizza, then sit down to eat what you've made alongside fresh seasonal ingredients sourced by your instructor.
Skip the scramble for a taxi in Rome's hectic streets. This private minivan service whisks you from your hotel to Civitavecchia cruise port in 90 minutes, with a driver who arrives 15 minutes early and handles your luggage. The vehicle carries special authorisation from port authorities to access cruise terminals directly, making the journey straightforward before you board.
Learn to scuba dive in Brindisi's clear Adriatic waters on this introductory 2-hour experience. You'll descend to 6 metres alongside a qualified instructor who guides you through every step—from gear check to surfacing. The shallow depth and expert supervision make this accessible even if you've never breathed underwater before. You'll finish with an internationally recognised PADI Intro Scuba Diver certificate, your official entry ticket into diving.
Pedal through Arashiyama's quiet lanes on this three-hour family ride designed around young children. You'll cover roughly 7km on standard bikes, steering clear of central Kyoto's congestion and exploring the neighbourhood's residential backstreets instead. The route prioritises safety with a relaxed pace, specialised seating for smaller riders, and an experienced bilingual guide who knows the terrain. Light refreshments are included. Book as a family unit of up to four; additional riders incur extra fees.
Navigate the Quartieri Spagnoli with a neighbourhood native who reads the quarter's layered identity—devotional shrines rubbing shoulders with bold street art, laundry strung across centuries-old facades, and the everyday choreography of Neapolitan life. This two-hour walk threads through cramped alleyways lined with family-run shops, stops at a working market, and finishes with a taste of local food, sweet or savoury. You'll move at street pace, not tour-coach speed.
A three-hour private walking tour through Rome's layered history, moving between ancient ruins, Renaissance squares, and neighbourhood backstreets with a local guide. You'll see the Pantheon, Campo de Fiori market, the spot where Julius Caesar fell, the Jewish Ghetto, Theatre of Marcellus, Circus Maximus, and Palatine Hill, finishing at Tiber Island. The tour includes a tasting of supplì, a Roman street-food staple of fried rice and cheese.
Explore Vietri Sul Mare, the Amalfi Coast's ceramics heartland, on a 1 hour 15 minute walking tour led by a local guide. Wind through narrow streets lined with workshops to understand how artisans developed the distinctive hand-painted earthenware style that defines the region. See potters at work, visit viewpoints overlooking the coastline, and taste a regional speciality to complete your introduction to this colourful working town.
A 3-hour private walking tour of Ravenna with a local guide reveals the city's extraordinary mosaic legacy and layered history spanning Roman and Byzantine periods. You'll explore well-preserved monuments and architectural gems that earned Ravenna its reputation as a centre of artistic achievement. Your guide unpacks how this small Adriatic town became a powerhouse of early Christian and imperial culture, with stories embedded in the intricate tilework and stonework around every corner.
Navigate Málaga's old quarters and coastal landmarks with a local guide who shapes the route to suit your interests. This private walking tour runs 2–8 hours and starts from your hotel or cruise terminal. Your guide checks in beforehand to learn what you want to see—whether that's the cathedral exterior, art museums, or quieter neighbourhood corners—so you skip the tourist traps and hit what actually matters to you.
Zip through Madrid's streets in a tuk tuk, taking in the city from a vantage point most visitors miss. This flexible tour runs from 1 to 8 hours, letting you set the pace—cruise past the Plaza de Cibeles, explore the upmarket Salamanca Quarter, or chart your own route through the capital's neighborhoods. You get private transport with a local perspective, minus the stuffiness of a tour bus.
Walk through two centuries of Barcelona's architectural evolution in two hours, tracking the shift from Gothic quarters to Gaudí's flamboyant modernisme. This guided stroll unpacks the city's most striking buildings—their shapes, materials, and the stories of the wealthy industrialists who commissioned them. You'll learn why Catalan architects broke the rules and what those broken rules meant for the wider city. Led by guides who know the backstreets and the reasoning behind each façade.
A two-hour surf lesson in the Canary Islands designed to get you riding waves regardless of experience. You'll work with instructors who prioritise building genuine connections alongside teaching technique. The school provides boards for all abilities, wetsuits, leashes, and wax. Small group sessions focus on practical skills and the communal spirit that makes surfing worthwhile, combining ocean time with a grounded approach to the sport.
Spend two hours at a high-altitude vineyard in the Canary Islands learning how organic grapes thrive in mountain conditions. Your guide walks you through the vines, explains the techniques that keep this steep terrain productive, then you taste several wines paired with local snacks in the quiet hilltop setting. The views stretch across the island, the air is crisp, and you'll understand why this pocket of Spain makes distinctive bottles.
Explore Seville on two wheels with a knowledgeable local who shapes the route around your interests. This three-hour private bike tour covers the neighbourhoods and landmarks you want to see, stopping freely for drinks and tapas along the way. You'll pick your start time from the shop in central Seville and leave with a map packed with insider tips to guide your further explorations. The ride works at a relaxed pace—no racing, just getting to know how locals actually move through the city.
Point-to-point transfer service between Naples and Positano covering the scenic Amalfi Coast route in 1–2 hours. Your driver handles navigation whilst you settle into a climate-controlled sedan with onboard WiFi and refreshments. English and Spanish-speaking staff greet you with local knowledge and assist with luggage. Booking is flexible around your flight times or schedule, and the service accommodates families with infants, prams, and specialised seating.
Step into a century-old soy sauce brewery in Nara and press your own batch using traditional wooden equipment. After touring the fermentation rooms at this family-run operation since 1918, you'll extract moromi by hand, bottle your creation with a custom label, and taste the raw product alongside silken tofu. The experience wraps with local mitarashi dumplings dressed in the brewery's signature sauce.
A three-hour private walking tour through Ravenna, Italy's mosaic heartland. You'll explore World Heritage sites to understand why this town became capital three times over and developed its reputation for intricate tilework. The guide covers key historical periods while unpacking early Christian mosaic symbolism and techniques—giving you the context to read these ancient surfaces like a narrative.
Pilot your own jet ski around Magnetic Island's Five Beach Bay for 90 minutes of coastal exploration. Departing from Horseshoe Bay, you'll navigate eight bays—seven reachable only by water—past granite outcrops, sea caves, and remote beaches. A local guide leads the way, sharing insights on marine ecosystems and wildlife while you spot turtles, rays, dolphins, and raptors. Stop for swims in sheltered coves and take home professional photos from your adventure.
A three-hour Italian cooking class where families learn to hand-roll pasta and prepare traditional dishes using certified organic, locally sourced ingredients. You'll work in a kitchen stocked with estate-grown produce and extra virgin olive oil, then sit down to eat what you've made alongside wine and oil tastings. The instructor champions minimal processing and in-house production—no shortcuts, no supermarket staples. Gluten-free and children-focused menus available on request.
Navigate the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel on Sunday with Mike, a seasoned guide who's spent two decades unpacking the collections' stories. This 2 hour 20 minute tour trades skip-the-line perks for expert commentary and accessible pricing. You'll move through Renaissance masterworks and sacred spaces with someone who knows the building's history intimately and explains it without pretension. Ideal for first-timers wanting substance without the premium price tag.
Walk through Ancient Rome's most celebrated monuments with an archaeology specialist guiding you solo for 2 hours 45 minutes. You'll explore the Roman Forum's layered ruins, climb Palatine Hill where legend places Rome's founding, then move through the Colosseum's massive stone structure. Your guide unpacks the empire's political machinations, engineering prowess, and the brutal spectacles that once drew crowds here. Entry tickets included; move at your own rhythm.
Learn to shape and top authentic Italian pizza on a sixth-floor terrace overlooking Florence's cathedral. This two-hour class with a professional chef covers dough preparation through baking, with all equipment provided. You'll cook your own dinner while sipping Tuscan wine and taking in sweeping views of the city's most iconic landmark.
Launch from Lake Como for two hours of wakeboarding and wakesurfing aboard a Mastercraft with Larry, a seasoned instructor who'll dial in your technique between runs. You'll carve across the water with alpine villas and mountain backdrop, punctuated by glassy moments to catch your breath. The boat carries everything—boards, bindings, life jackets—plus cold drinks and prosecco to mark the day. No experience necessary; Larry adjusts difficulty to your level.
Catch Paris's quietest hours on this two-hour dawn walk through the city's most recognisable spots. You'll see the Eiffel Tower, cross the Alexander III Bridge, and explore the Louvre courtyard before daylight brings the crowds. A local guide leads the way, and you'll finish with fresh croissants and coffee at a neighbourhood café. Small group of eight keeps things intimate.