ITALY
The most popular, first.
The 6 most popular italy tours, with what each one includes, who runs it, and what you can expect on the day.
Hands-on pizza or pasta plus gelato in Milan: knead yeast dough, churn gelato, sip wine, then eat your creations with recipes to take home.
“We had a great time, our teacher was amazing, knowledgable and fun. Would highly recommend!”
Self-guided entry to the Stupinigi Royal Hunting Lodge with an app audioguide, 18th-century rooms, rococo style, and UNESCO views.
6-hour Palmarola boat tour from Ponza with aperitif, lunch, drinks, snorkeling, and multiple swim stops on the Adriatic.
“Overall excellent, tour was advertised as Italian and English, would be good if announcements could be repeated in English for people not understanding Italian, even though crew were happy to advise in English when asked.”
A private Capri cruise for two by wooden boat. See Faraglioni, grottoes, and swim stops, with a skipper who makes it feel personal.
“The tour was amazing! Marcelo was very friendly, very nice and, a very good captain. The place were we need to wait for him it is already at the Marina, it was very easy to find and, the tour worth so much! I highly recommend as if the private tour you can meet more places…”
Sunset cruise off Cagliari with a swim at Devil’s Saddle, aperitif snacks, and Prosecco, plus English guiding on a small boat.
“Francesco was amazing. We were lucky and had the boat to ourselves which was very romantic! Everything went soomthly and I would definitely do it again and recommend it to my friends when they visit Sardinia. Thank you Francesco for this beautiful experience”
Gulf of Poets sunset cruise from La Spezia with open-bar drinks, snacks, and swimming near Porto Venere on a comfy boat.
“The cruise was amazing and went above and beyond our expectations! Apple Maps tooks us directly to the boat. The cruise was all you could drink with gorgeous views and some amazing snacks. The staff were truly the best part of the trip. Some of the passengers were a little rowdy and rude and the…”
