Tours in Italy
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Pompeii and Amalfi Coast From Naples
A private car tour from Naples combining two of Campania's most compelling destinations. Your driver navigates you through the preserved Roman city of Pompeii, then takes the winding coastal route to the cliffside villages and beaches of the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast). Eight hours allows proper time to explore both sites without rushing, though you'll arrange your own entry tickets and meals along the way.

Top Sights of Florence: 1 or 2 Day Private Guided Tour
Explore [Florence](/places/florence)'s essential galleries and landmarks with a private guide who tailors the route to your interests. You'll bypass queues at major museums like the Accademia and Uffizi to see works by Da Vinci and Botticelli, stand before Michelangelo's David, admire Brunelleschi's dome at the Duomo, and wander across the Ponte Vecchio. The tour spans 4–5 hours and covers ground on foot, so comfortable shoes matter.

Via ferrata of the Eagles
Ascend Paganella's eastern face on a recently installed via ferrata in northern Italy, where steel ladders and rungs traverse exposed rock with commanding views across the Adige Valley, Brenta peaks and [Lake Garda](/places/lake-garda-italy). This four-hour alpine climb suits experienced scramblers and fit intermediates seeking genuine exposure without technical climbing. Professional guides manage safety throughout, supplying all protective gear.

Genoa Old Town Discovery Private Walking Tour
This 3–4 hour private walking tour unpacks Genoa's medieval core with a local guide, tracing the city's rise as a maritime power through its architecture and urban layout. You'll thread the carrugi—those famously tight medieval laneways—past nobleman's palaces, original fortifications, and squares where Genoese dynasties left their mark. The tour includes public transport and concludes with views across Europe's largest medieval centre and Italy's biggest working port.

Round Trip Cinqueterre Shore Excursion from Livorno Port
A straightforward port-to-station transfer that gets you from Livorno to La Spezia in time to explore [Cinque Terre](/places/cinque-terre) independently. Your driver handles the 9-hour logistics whilst you navigate the five clifftop villages at your own pace, with trains connecting each settlement. This works well for cruise passengers wanting flexibility without a guide dictating the day's rhythm.

Naples: private transfer to Positano
Skip the Naples taxi queues and arrive in Positano refreshed. This private transfer whisks you from the airport directly to the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) in a climate-controlled vehicle, driven by someone who knows the roads. Your driver handles navigation through hairpin bends whilst you watch the landscape shift from urban sprawl to dramatic cliffside villages. Two to three hours of door-to-door ease, bottled water included, letting you decompress before your holiday proper begins.

Private Tour to Cinque Terre in English, Español and Purtuguês
A 10-hour private guided tour of [Cinque Terre](/places/cinque-terre)'s five clifftop villages perched above the Ligurian coast. Your English, Spanish or Portuguese-speaking guide drives you through this UNESCO-listed region where pastel houses tumble down rocky slopes to clear turquoise water. Wander narrow lanes, sample local seafood at waterfront restaurants, and watch fishing boats bob below terraced vineyards. The drive from your starting point takes roughly two and a half hours; allow time to absorb the slow rhythm of village life that's changed little in centuries.

Amalfi Coast Shore Excursions
Pack two of Campania's heavyweight sites into a single day: the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast)'s dramatic clifftop scenery and the haunting ruins of Pompeii. You'll get multiple stops along the coast to photograph the jagged shoreline and explore its villages, then spend time wandering Pompeii's excavated streets—the Basilica, market halls, and the opulent House of Faun among them. Private transport with an air-conditioned vehicle handles the logistics; a guide is available for Pompeii at additional cost. Eight hours total.

Amalfi Coast Views Pizza or Pasta Class in a Salerno Olive Grove
Learn to make fresh pasta or wood-fired pizza in a family olive grove overlooking the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) near Salerno. This three-and-a-half-hour session starts with a stroll through productive groves and vegetable patches, where you'll see how the family produces their own extra-virgin oil. Then move to the open-air kitchen to prepare your chosen dish—either traditional regional pasta or Neapolitan pizza with homemade tiramisù—before sitting down to eat what you've made, accompanied by local wine and the views.

Private transfer from Naples to Positano with tour stop in Pompeii (2 hours)
Travel from Naples to Positano in a private Mercedes minivan with your own driver, breaking the journey at Pompeii's archaeological site for a two-hour exploration. This four-hour transfer combines transport efficiency with cultural discovery, letting you see the preserved Roman city without the tour-group rush. Arrive in Positano refreshed and on your schedule, having witnessed one of Italy's most significant ancient ruins en route to the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast).

Private Luxury Yacht Capri & Positano from Sorrento - Shamal 40
Sail from Sorrento aboard a private yacht to explore Capri's sea caves and dramatic rock formations, then cruise along the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) to Positano's clifftop village. Seven hours of swimming stops, coastal scenery, and onboard refreshments. Hotel pickup included from Sorrento area.

Private transfer from Naples to Sorrento with stop in Pompeii
A three-hour private transfer from Naples to Sorrento with the flexibility to pause at Pompeii ruins en route. You'll travel in a climate-controlled Mercedes with a seasoned driver who knows the Campania roads well, giving you control over your pace and stops rather than being locked into a tour bus schedule. Entrance fees to Pompeii aren't included, so you pay only for what you visit.

Lucca Private Day Trip To Portovenere & Cinque Terre
This nine-hour private excursion from Lucca takes you to two coastal jewels on the Italian Riviera. Your dedicated English-speaking driver navigates a Mercedes minivan through winding coastal roads to Portovenere, a working fishing village draped across dramatic cliffs, then onto the five UNESCO-listed villages of [Cinque Terre](/places/cinque-terre). You'll move at your own pace, with flexibility to chase your particular interests—whether that's hidden viewpoints, specific villages, or time to simply sit with an espresso and watch the sea.

Private Christmas Walking Tour in Cinque Terre Villages
A two-hour private walking tour through [Cinque Terre](/places/cinque-terre)'s five villages during the Christmas season, guided by a local who shares the region's festive customs and spiritual traditions. You'll navigate the steep cobbled lanes of Riomaggiore and Manarola, where December decorations and nativity scenes blend with centuries-old architecture. The route follows scenic coastal paths that connect these medieval clifftop settlements, revealing how Ligurian communities mark the season alongside their year-round rhythms.

Cinque Terre Small Group Tour max 13 people from Livorno port
A small-group excursion from Livorno exploring three to four of [Cinque Terre](/places/cinque-terre)'s five clifftop villages strung along the Ligurian coastline. Over nine hours, you'll wander through pastel-painted settlements perched above terraced vineyards and olive groves carved into steep hillsides. A dedicated guide and driver handle logistics whilst you navigate narrow streets, spot local life, and absorb the coastal views that make this UNESCO strip distinctive. Numbers stay under 14 to keep movement fluid and crowds manageable.

Exclusive Tour from Florence: Siena, Chianti and San Gimignano
A full-day private tour from [Florence](/places/florence) linking three of Tuscany's standout medieval towns. You'll explore Siena's gothic core and famous piazza, drive through Chianti's vineyard-striped valleys with a wine-region stop, then wander San Gimignano's narrow lanes lined by its distinctive towers. Eight hours of countryside and architecture, tailored for small groups seeking substance over rushing.

The David from Michelangelo.
Skip the queue at [Florence](/places/florence)'s Accademia Museum to stand before Michelangelo's David with a guide who knows the marble's secrets. Over 90 minutes, you'll hear how the artist transformed a flawed block into Renaissance perfection, then explore the Hall of Prisoners to understand his unfinished 'slaves'. This isn't art-history lecture—it's storytelling that brings the sculpture to life. Optional: extend to two hours and see other masterpieces in the gallery.

Florence Di Corsa The Renaissance Step by step (7 km)
See [Florence](/places/florence)'s most significant monuments on a guided run through the city centre with a local runner who knows every street and alley intimately. This 7 km route takes roughly an hour and weaves together the Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, and Santa Croce, with planned stops to absorb each site's architectural and historical weight. You set the pace—this isn't a race, it's a moving conversation with the city.

Roman Forum and Imperial Forums - a journey into the heart of Ancient Rome
Explore the seat of Roman power across 2.5 hours with a private guide covering the Imperial and Roman Forums plus Palatine Hill. Start at Trajan's Column, its stone surface carved with scenes of conquest, then move through Caesar's Forum to glimpse the Temple of Venus Genetrix foundations. The Roman Forum reveals where senators debated and citizens gathered—see where Caesar's pyre stood, Saturn's Temple, and learn how Vestal priestesses lived. Climb Palatine Hill, where Rome's first settlement took root, for panoramic views across the city.

Private Shore Excursion from Civitavecchia Rome Port to Rome City
A private nine-hour tour from Civitavecchia port whisks you into Rome's layered past, hitting the architectural landmarks that shaped Western civilization. Your English-speaking driver navigates you through the Pantheon's soaring dome, the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum)'s outer grandeur, Trevi Fountain's baroque theatrics, the Spanish Steps' sweeping expanse, Palatine Hill's imperial ruins, the Catacombs' underground galleries, and the Appian Way's ancient stone road. You'll see Rome at your own pace without fighting tour groups, collected and returned directly at the dock.

Rome Elite Chauffeured Tour from Port: Vatican, Colosseum & Lunch
This 9-hour private tour whisks you from your cruise ship through Rome's heavyweight sights: the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) with arena access, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, and St. Peter's Basilica. A professional guide steers you through the ancient capital in a luxury car, handling logistics whilst you navigate millennia of art and architecture. Lunch at a traditional Roman trattoria—starter, main and water included—breaks up the sightseeing. Port pickup and drop-off keep you on schedule for your ship's departure.

Day trip to Florence and Pisa from Livorno
See two of Tuscany's most recognizable landmarks in a single day from Livorno. Your private driver navigates you to Pisa's famously tilted tower, then onwards to [Florence](/places/florence), where Renaissance art and architecture define entire neighbourhoods. Eight hours gives you breathing room to wander cobbled streets, pause at churches and piazzas, and absorb the pace of these cities without rushing. The flexibility of private transport means you dictate stops and timing.

Tour of Rome in Private Minivan
Explore Rome's ancient landmarks at your own pace in a private, air-conditioned minivan. This 5–6 hour tour lets you skip the chaos of large coach groups and dictate the itinerary—whether you're chasing famous monuments or hunting for lesser-known quarters tucked away in the old city. Your English-speaking driver navigates whilst you sit back and soak it in, with the flexibility to linger or pivot to wherever catches your interest.

Rome Tour "the center of the world" with high quality electric bicycle!
Explore Rome's iconic landmarks on a modern electric bicycle over three hours, gliding past the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), ancient forums, and Renaissance piazzas without the exhaustion of traditional cycling. You'll cover the monumental heart of the capital—sites that shaped Western civilisation—while a guide contextualises the architecture and history unfolding around you. The e-bike does the heavy lifting on hills, making this accessible to most fitness levels and ages.

Kid Friendly Guided Tour of Rome Colosseum & Forums
A three-hour guided exploration of Rome's most iconic ancient monuments, tailored for families with children. Your expert local guide brings the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill to life with stories of emperors, gladiators, and the personalities who shaped these ruins. You'll skip the longest queues with pre-arranged access, leaving more time for questions and discovery rather than standing in lines.

Florence & Pisa Private Tour w/ Lunch & Luxury Car | Port Option
Spend eight and a half hours exploring [Florence](/places/florence) and Pisa in a private Mercedes with professional chauffeur and Florence-based guide. You'll move between these two Tuscan landmarks at your own pace, taking in Renaissance architecture, galleries, and the famous leaning tower. Includes hotel or port pickup, lunch featuring local products, and drop-off. Ideal for cruise passengers or those staying in the region.

Private tour from Livorno port to San Gimignano & Volterra
A nine-hour private excursion from Livorno port into the heart of Tuscany, visiting two walled medieval towns—San Gimignano and Volterra—known for their towers, art, and hilltop vistas. Your English-speaking guide collects you directly from the ship in a comfortable minivan, handling all transport logistics so you can focus on wandering cobbled streets, exploring Renaissance frescoes, and soaking in countryside views. Ideal for those who've ticked off [Florence](/places/florence) and Pisa and want something quieter and more intimate.

Ferrari and Lamborghini Museums with F1 Simulator Experience
Tour the heartland of Italian supercar engineering across nine hours, visiting Ferrari's original factory museum in Maranello and its founder's house-turned-museum in Modena, then explore Lamborghini's two facilities in Sant'Agata Bolognese and Funo. You'll strap into a Ferrari F1 simulator for ten minutes to experience racing a Grand Prix circuit from the driver's seat. Air-conditioned transport with a maximum of eight passengers connects each stop, departing from Bologna, Modena, or [Florence](/places/florence).

Private Photographer in Florence
Capture your [Florence](/places/florence) moments with a professional photographer who knows the city's best light and backdrops. Choose from three session lengths—1, 2, or 3.5 hours—and receive 20, 40, or 60 edited images respectively, delivered within 48 hours. Work with a skilled photographer to frame your trip through authentic settings across Florence's streets and landmarks. Groups up to 10 are welcome, and you'll have print rights for your final shots.

Private Arrival Transfer: Rome Hotels or Fiumicino Airport to Tuscany Hotels
Skip the stress of navigating Italian transport on arrival. This private transfer whisks you from Fiumicino Airport or your Rome hotel straight to your Tuscany base—[Florence](/places/florence), Siena, Arezzo, Grosseto, Prato or Livorno. A driver meets you at baggage claim with your name on a sign, loads your luggage, and drives you in a climate-controlled car with wifi. One-way journey, friendly service, no faffing about.

8 Hour Private Tour in Rome with tour guide and driver with hotel pick up
Eight-hour private guided tour of Rome's central landmarks, departing from your hotel with a dedicated driver and English-speaking guide. Covers major sites including the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and Piazza Navona, with a lunch break built in. You'll navigate Rome's historic centre at your own pace, stopping for photos and exploration without the crowds of group tours. Returns you to your accommodation at day's end.

Chianti from Florence:PRIVATE Wine, Olive Oil Tasting in the Tuscan countryside
A six to seven-hour private tour through Chianti Classico that connects you with two family-run estates producing wine, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. You'll walk the vineyards with a local vintner, taste Chianti Classico and Vinsanto in the cellar, then move to a historic farm for a three-course Tuscan lunch paired with wines chosen to show how food and drink work together. Transport in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver included.

Grand Florence: Private City Tour with Uffizi, David & Lunch
A guided exploration of [Florence](/places/florence)'s artistic heart, spanning six hours with skip-the-line access to the Uffizi Gallery and Michelangelo's David. Your guide leads you through Renaissance masterworks and the city's compact centre, breaking halfway for a Tuscan lunch featuring local specialities. Hotel pickup and radio headsets included throughout. Best suited to those wanting structure and context rather than solo wandering.

Palaces and Piazzas: A Self-Guided Audio Tour of Florence
Navigate [Florence](/places/florence)'s most striking landmarks and lesser-known corners on your own schedule with this GPS-guided audio walk. Starting at the Duomo, you'll traverse both riverbanks, hear the thousand-year history of Ponte Vecchio, and discover quieter spots for photos before looping back. The 55-minute route uses the VoiceMap app—which triggers narration automatically at each location and works without internet—so you control the pace and can pause whenever something catches your eye.

Florence Uffizi Gallery Tour w Art Historian Guide
Spend two and a half hours moving through the Uffizi's masterworks with an art historian who knows the collection inside out. You'll stand in front of Botticelli's Venus, Leonardo's Annunciation, and canvases by Caravaggio and Raphael—the heavy hitters of Renaissance and Baroque painting. This isn't a rushed gallery blitz; it's a guided conversation with someone who can explain why these works still matter. Based in [Florence](/places/florence), Italy.

7 Day Italy Tour from Milan to Rome
A five-day coach tour spanning Milan, Como, Venice, Pisa, [Florence](/places/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.

Rome's Twilight Charm: Private Night Tour with Personal Driver
See Rome's major monuments lit up at night on a 2.5-hour private drive through the city. Your driver navigates you past the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum), Trevi Fountain, and Vatican City as they glow against the dark sky, revealing a different character than the daytime crowds. You'll move through quieter streets and neighbourhoods where the architecture takes on new depth under artificial light, offering a perspective most tourists miss.

Truffle hunt, Lunch, Horse riding, a top half-day near Florence
Hunt for truffles across Tuscan hillsides with a professional forager and trained dogs, then sit down to a lunch featuring your finds paired with Chianti wine. The 7.5-hour half-day includes a guided horse ride through the countryside, giving you a genuine taste of rural Tuscan life—less about sightseeing, more about doing what locals do here.

Eco Tour in electric TukTuk
Cruise Rome's historic centre aboard an electric tuk-tuk, a 2.5-hour tour blending classic sightseeing with zero-emission transport. Your driver navigates from the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) through Trastevere, the Gianicolo hills, and past St Peter's, sharing local stories and foodie tips along the way. Traffic permitting, you'll hit major landmarks whilst sitting back in this characterful three-wheeler that's become as Roman as the monuments themselves.
