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

Rome in a Day Golf Cart Tour plus Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
Zip through Rome's historic centre on a golf cart, hitting medieval laneways and celebrated fountains before lunch, then head straight into the Vatican Museums without queuing. You'll walk past marble sculptures spanning classical antiquity through the Renaissance, finishing at Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling and leaving time to explore St. Peter's Basilica at your own pace. Seven hours, one day, Rome's essential sights.

Half Day Private Amalfi Coast and Positano Boat Tour
Chart the Sorrento and Amalfi coastlines aboard your own private boat for four hours, steering past Roman ruins, freshwater cascades, and the pastel villages Positano is famous for. You'll anchor at secluded swimming spots—Nerano and Tordigliano—where the water runs crystalline and crowds are nowhere to be found. Your English-speaking skipper handles navigation while you sip prosecco and limoncello, taking in cliffs that drop sheer to the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Rome at your own pace tour and Food Wine Tasting Vip Experience
Explore Rome's most celebrated squares at your own pace using an audio guide app, then conclude with a curated food and wine experience at Fabullus Wine Cellar. Over three and a half hours, you'll drift past the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, and Trastevere before settling in to taste regional Italian charcuterie, cheeses, and breads paired with superior wines. A sensory introduction to Italy's regional food heritage, guided by knowledgeable staff.

Caserta Royal Palace Day Trip by High Speed Train from Rome
Slip out of Rome for six hours to discover the Royal Palace of Caserta, a sprawling 18th-century complex that rivals Versailles in scale and grandeur. Board a high-speed Italo train from Termini Station—a 75-minute journey through the Campania countryside—then explore the UNESCO-listed palace rooms, frescoed ceilings, and formal gardens complete with cascading fountains and hidden lakes. Grab lunch at a local trattoria for authentic mozzarella di bufala and Neapolitan pizza, wander Caserta's old town, then catch the afternoon train back to Rome with an audio guide and ticket sorted.

Discover Bari from the Water: Authentic Gozzo Boat Tour
Cruise Bari's coast aboard a traditional wooden gozzo, the working boat of local fishermen. This 90-minute private voyage takes you past the historic port and waterfront landmarks whilst a seasoned captain recounts tales of the region's maritime heritage. Watch sunlight dance across the water, sip regional wine or aperitif, and see the city's character from an angle most visitors miss.

Sardinia Fishing Experience
Chase sea bass through the pristine lagoons of Costa Smeralda on a six-hour guided fishing expedition. You'll work shallow waters either on foot or from a kayak, learning casting techniques from a certified instructor. This is hands-on fishing in North-East Sardinia's least crowded corners—no spectating, just you, the guide, and wild waters that demand focus and patience.

St. Peter’s Basilica Guided Tour with Skip the Line Access
Walk through St. Peter's Basilica with a knowledgeable guide in a small group, bypassing the queues. Spend an hour taking in Michelangelo's Pietà, Bernini's Baldachin, and the ornate interior of the world's largest church. Your guide unpacks centuries of artistic and spiritual significance, with personal headsets ensuring you hear every detail. This is Vatican City's centrepiece stripped of the crowds.

Private Venice Art Tour: The Colours of the Floating City
Step beyond Venice's postcard canals into the studios and sanctuaries where Renaissance masters shaped the city's visual identity. This three-and-a-half-hour private tour traces how Bellini, Titian, Tintoretto and Veronese used light and colour to transform Venetian art. Your expert guide leads you through the Accademia, Scuola di San Rocco and Basilica dei Frari—three repositories of masterworks that reveal how painters drew inspiration from their watery surroundings and left their mark on the city's architecture and soul.

3 - Hour Private Golf Cart Tour of Rome with Pantheon Entry Tickets
Cruise Rome's historic centre in a golf cart for three hours, gliding past monumental plazas and baroque fountains while a knowledgeable guide shares stories of the city's past. Your tour culminates inside the Pantheon, where you'll stand beneath its legendary dome and witness one of antiquity's greatest architectural achievements. Complimentary water keeps you refreshed throughout, and hotel pick-up and drop-off in the centre is included.

Fresh Pasta & Gelato Cooking Class in a Roman Home with Cristina
Learn to shape fresh pasta and make gelato from scratch in Cristina's Roman home, a genuine cooking session that skips the tourist kitchen for a local's kitchen surrounded by olive trees. Over three hours, you'll work through seasonal recipes—rolling ravioli, forming gnocchi, churning gelato—then sit down to eat what you've made, paired with local wine and Prosecco. This is Cristina's family repertoire, taught in her living space, not a commercial studio.

Milan Duomo Cathedral and Roof Top Private Guided Tour
Explore Milan's most recognisable monument with a private guide over two hours, moving through the cathedral's interior to examine its architectural details, artwork and underground spaces, then ascend via lift to the rooftops for sweeping city views. Your guide reveals the Duomo's layered history—from religious iconography to pagan symbols embedded in its design—while you walk among its spires and pinnacles, watching Milan unfold below.

1 Hour Vintage Fiat 500 Slow Tour in Milan
Cruise Milan's centro in a restored Fiat 500 with a local driver who doubles as your informal guide. This 60-minute spin introduces you to the city's layout, key neighbourhoods and hidden corners while picking up insider tips on where to eat, shop and explore properly later. You'll get the spatial awareness and local knowledge that usually takes days to accumulate, delivered from a genuine two-seater perspective rather than a tour bus.

Florentine Gondola Boat Tour
Drift down [Florence](/places/florence)'s Arno River aboard a traditional flat-bottomed barchetto, the working boats that once hauled stone and timber through the city. This two-hour cruise pairs the river's unhurried pace with a knowledgeable local guide and a welcome aperitif, letting you absorb the riverbanks' architectural layers without the crowds. A quieter alternative to Venice's tourist gondola circuit.

Dining Experience at a local's Home in Trapani with Show Cooking
Cook alongside a Trapani home chef for a hands-on evening or lunch spanning two-and-a-half hours. You'll watch recipes come to life—dishes guarded in family collections—then sit down to a four-course spread: starter, pasta, mains with vegetables, and dessert, all paired with local wines and coffee. This happens in someone's actual kitchen, hosted through Cesarine, a network of practising cooks across Italy who open their homes to curious eaters.

Private boat excursion to Polignano between Caves and Coves
Explore Polignano a Mare's dramatic coastline by private boat, navigating sea caves and limestone coves inaccessible from land. This 90-minute voyage hugs the cliffs where whitewashed villages cling to the rocks, revealing hidden grottoes carved into the stone and crystal waters that shift colour with the light. You'll sail past the village's cliff-top architecture while sipping Prosecco and nibbling tarallini on deck—a straightforward way to experience both the geology and settlement pattern of this Adriatic pocket.

Cagliari E-Bike Tour: Explore the Historic Old Town
Pedal through Cagliari's layered past on an e-bike, gliding past medieval quarters and centuries-old structures without the sweat. This three-hour guided spin takes you through Castello, Stampace, and Marina, stopping at standout sights like the Elephant Tower, Sant'Efisio Church, and the Basilica of San Saturnino. You'll cover ground that would take hours on foot, with a local guide filling in the stories behind the stone.

Private Tour: Personal Travel Photographer Tour in Milan
Skip the awkward stranger-photo requests and hire a Milan-based photographer for 1–3 hours to document your trip with genuinely good shots. Your photographer tailors a route around your group's interests, captures candid moments in natural light, and hands over all digital files plus online gallery access. Walk Milan's streets with a creative eye and leave with images worth keeping.

Painting and Wine Tasting in the Heart of the Tuscan Countryside
Spend four hours painting outdoors in rolling Tuscan hills while sampling local wines and charcuterie. Tara and Branton run intimate sessions for small groups, welcoming absolute beginners through experienced painters. You'll work at your own pace—whether sketching, using pre-drawn templates, or painting from scratch—with guidance available but no formal instruction. The real aim is to decompress, sip regional wines, nibble on local cheeses and cured meats, and let the countryside settle into you.

Private Fishing Tour with Positano from Sorrento
Spend eight hours fishing the Sorrentine coast before sailing to Positano and beyond. Depart from Sorrento's port at 8:00 AM to chase local species like pezzogna and John Dory near Punta Campanella, then anchor at the Li Galli islands for a swim and onboard lunch. Browse Positano's narrow streets for an hour, explore sea caves on the return leg, and finish with a snorkel in Ieranto Bay. Equipment, meals, and drinks included throughout.

Private cooking class with lunch or dinner in Pescara
Cook three traditional Pescara dishes in a local home with a Cesarina—a passionate home cook who'll teach you the techniques locals have used for generations. You'll prepare everything from scratch, then sit down to eat what you've made with wine and coffee included. It's a three-hour window into how people actually cook and eat here, not a staged tourist experience.

Transfer from Naples to Sorrento or Return with Herculaneum site
Private transfer between Naples and Sorrento with an optional stop at Herculaneum, the preserved Roman town buried by Vesuvius. Your English-speaking driver handles navigation and parking for the 2-hour journey, leaving you free to plan your day. The route works equally well as a one-way transfer or round trip, and suits travellers keen to squeeze in ancient history without the hassle of public transport or tour groups.

Etna & Diving Jeep Tour
Spend eight hours exploring Mount Etna's volcanic landscape and underwater geology in a single day from Catania. This guided expedition combines hiking through lesser-known crater trails with a shore-based scuba dive into submerged lava formations. You'll trek past endemic plants and fauna, taste Sicilian wines and volcanic honey at a local producer, then descend underwater to examine basalt columns and lava flows alongside a marine biologist. Free transfers from your accommodation included.

Bari Walking Tour & Traditional Cooking Class with Wine
Spend three hours exploring Bari's back streets and neighbourhood markets with a local guide, then cook two regional Apulian dishes in a home kitchen using ingredients you've just sourced. You'll prepare, eat, and drink what you've made—fresh pasta, seasonal vegetables, local wine—in the kind of space where Bari's food culture actually lives. This is for people who want to taste how locals eat, not just read about it.

NAPLES AND PHLEGRAEAN FIELDS (The area of the volcanoes)
Spend eight hours exploring Naples and the Phlegraean Fields, a volcanic region layered with Greek and Roman history. You'll travel through landscapes where ancient civilisations left their mark—from the coastal ruins at Cumae to the amphitheatres buried beneath modern towns. This tour threads together archaeology and geology, letting you walk where settlers once lived across millennia. Bottle of water included.

Museum of Revolta
Explore the 19th-century residence of Baron Revoltella, the Triestine banker who funded the Suez Canal and shaped his city's fortune. This guided tour walks you through his preserved private quarters in the city centre, then grants access to the adjacent modern art gallery he established—one of Italy's most significant. A private guide contextualises the banker's life and legacy across both spaces. Duration runs 1–2 hours depending on your pace.

Private tour with skipper Amalfi coast
Charter a private boat with skipper along the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) for up to eight hours, moving between seven classic villages at your own pace. Anchor in secluded coves between Cetara and Positano, dive into crystalline waters with supplied snorkelling gear, and explore a UNESCO-listed coastline without ferry schedules or tour groups. The rate stays fixed whether you take one hour or a full day, giving you flexibility to dawdle in favourite spots or cover more ground.

Amalfi Coast Hike and Wine Tour in Vietri
A 4.5-hour walking tour through quieter corners of the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) near Vietri, bypassing the tourist crush. You'll trek across terraced hillsides and through tucked-away hamlets, then pull up at a respected local winery for a leisurely lunch featuring bread, savoury pastries, fresh ricotta, seasonal produce and homemade pudding. The route includes a natural vantage point over the Gulf of Salerno.

BELLAGIO Kayak Tour + Lunch + Villa Melzi
Paddle across Lake Como's crystalline waters on a guided 1.5-hour kayak tour departing from Pescallo, then sit down to a three-course lunch at a hilltop restaurant overlooking the Alps and lake basin. Your afternoon wraps with free entry to Villa Melzi's botanical gardens. The full experience spans four hours and showcases Bellagio's aristocratic waterfront—from Rockefeller Foundation grounds to Grand Hotel Serbelloni—whilst building familiarity with the region's layered history through conversation with your guide.

Sicily Cannoli and Almond Biscuits Cooking Class
Spend two hours in a Sicilian kitchen learning to craft cannoli and almond biscuits alongside Francoise. You'll work through each component from scratch—crispy shells, creamy ricotta filling, biscuit dough—then taste your handiwork with coffee in the garden. Walk away with techniques you can recreate at home and a genuine feel for how these desserts fit into everyday Sicilian life.

Dining experience at a local's home in Pontedera with cooking demo
Cook alongside a Pontedera native in their home kitchen, learning family recipes handed down through generations whilst preparing a four-course meal together. This 2.5-hour experience with Cesarine—Italy's network of home cooks across 500+ cities—puts you at the heart of authentic Italian cooking. You'll prep dishes, watch techniques unfold, then sit down to eat what you've made, paired with regional wines and finishing with coffee. It's less performance, more genuine hospitality.

In the Heart of Chianti Classico : Wine, Winery and Tradition
Spend 90 minutes at Viticcio, a heritage winery nestled in Chianti Classico's rolling hills. You'll walk through the cellars to understand how the locals have crafted wine for generations, then taste a selection of their vintages while taking in views across the Tuscan countryside. It's straightforward, hands-on viticulture without the fuss.

Assisi to the Hermitage of Carceri Roundtrip Transfer
A guided transfer whisks you from Assisi to the Eremo delle Carceri, the clifftop hermitage where St. Francis retreated for prayer and contemplation. Perched on Monte Subasio's wooded slopes, this 1-hour roundtrip explores the stone cells, modest chapels, and forest paths where early Franciscans lived austere lives. The hermitage remains a pocket of profound quietude, its rough-hewn architecture and gnarled oaks a window into medieval monastic simplicity.

Herculaneum Private Tour
Walk through Herculaneum's remarkably preserved Roman streets with a knowledgeable guide over two hours. This coastal town, buried by Vesuvius in 79 AD, reveals intimate snapshots of ancient life—from bakeries to homes—frozen in volcanic ash. Your guide unpacks daily routines, social hierarchies and domestic details that bring the city's residents back into focus, offering far more texture than textbooks allow.

Garden Tour and Authentic Italian Pasta Making Class in Tuscany
Join two local cooks in their Tuscan home near Siena for a three-hour pasta-making workshop grounded in real kitchen rhythms. You'll forage vegetables, herbs, and eggs from their garden, then work through pasta or risotto from scratch alongside an accompanying sauce. Finish with a proper meal cooked together, seasoned by conversation and local wine or beer.

St. John in Lateran Cathedral and Holy Stairs Tour for Catholics
Spend three hours exploring three of Rome's foundational Christian sites with a Catholic guide who unpacks the theological and artistic layers beneath each building. You'll move through the Basilica of St. John Lateran, the adjacent Baptistery, and the Holy Stairs—each a pilgrimage destination in its own right—learning how they shaped Catholic practice and doctrine across centuries. The guide contextualises iconography, architectural choices, and liturgical significance that casual visitors often miss.

From Palermo Airport to Palermo City or Vice versa
Door-to-door transfer between Palermo Airport and the city centre with a trained driver and quality car. The journey takes 40 minutes to an hour depending on traffic. You'll travel in air-conditioned comfort with complimentary bottled water, and the driver will wait up to 60 minutes after your flight lands to collect you. Infant seats are available on request.

Views of Rome Small Group Walking Tour
A 3–4 hour guided walk through Rome's layered history, threading ancient ruins, papal landmarks, and contemporary neighbourhoods into a coherent narrative of why the city has endured for millennia. Your guide navigates you to vantage points that reveal Rome's geography and grandeur without the crush of the major sites, giving you genuine bearings on where everything sits and why it matters.

Skip-the-line Sforza Castle and Museums Private Guided Tour
Explore Milan's fortress and art collections with a licensed guide who'll bypass the queues at Sforza Castle. This flexible tour runs 2–5 hours depending on what you want to cover. Pick the castle alone, add a private car, extend into Milan's Old Town, or combine everything including the Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio. Your guide speaks your language and knows the building's layers—from Renaissance power seat to world-class museums.

Fast Track Entry to Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
Skip the queues that regularly stretch beyond three hours and walk straight into the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel. You'll choose your own entry time, leaving you free to linger under Michelangelo's frescoed ceiling without the crush. A multimedia presentation on ancient Rome rounds out the experience, offering context to what you're seeing. The whole visit takes 2–3 hours depending on your pace.
