Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Private car service between Ravello and Rome with an English-speaking driver, covering the 4-hour route in air-conditioned comfort. Your driver handles all tolls and parking while you relax or watch the Campania landscape unfold. This straightforward transfer suits travellers wanting reliable point-to-point transport without the hassle of trains or hired cars. Includes passenger insurance and fuel.
Spend five hours exploring San Gimignano's medieval towers and the surrounding Chianti hills with a private driver. After wandering the village famous for its Vernaccia wine, you'll head to a family-run estate nestled between vineyards and olive groves. There you'll descend into the cellar, taste five distinct wines spanning Vernaccia to Chianti Classico Riserva and Supertuscan blends, plus sample their own extra virgin olive oil. Hotel transfers included.
Direct sedan service connecting Palermo city centre to Taormina across 2–3 hours of northeastern Sicily. Your driver handles the route while you settle in with air conditioning, complimentary water, and onboard WiFi. Transparent pricing with no surprises, 24-hour customer support, and flexible cancellation up to a day ahead make logistics straightforward for solo travellers, families, and groups moving between these two coastal towns.
Private taxi service operating from Giardini Naxos, Sicily for 15 years. A straightforward point-to-point transfer covering the 50 minutes to just over an hour journey. Reliable transport for travellers wanting predictable routes without the uncertainty of public buses. Child seats available on request. Works for solo travellers, families, and groups seeking direct passage between locations.
Eight-hour private drive from Catania into Palermo and up to Monreale, where Norman architecture and coastal views dominate. You'll travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver who adapts to your pace and interests. This is a transport-focused tour; entry fees to the cathedrals aren't included, but your driver will handle parking and timing so you can explore both cities without the usual logistical friction of renting a car or joining a coach.
Learn traditional mosaic craftsmanship in Parma over four hours at Giuseppe's studio, where you'll design and assemble your own tile piece using enamel and marble. Giuseppe shares how this centuries-old technique shaped the region's streets and public spaces, then guides you through the process at your own pace. Whether you've worked with your hands before or not, you'll walk away with a handmade keepsake and a real understanding of the craft.
Explore Lake Como's dramatic shoreline aboard a private powerboat skippered by two seasoned captains who know every cove and villa. This three-hour tour moves at your pace, stopping where the light and mood suit you. Your hosts speak five languages fluently and carry genuine enthusiasm for the lake's geography and character. Prosecco, water, and snacks included.
Depart Naples cruise port in a private minivan for an eight-hour guided exploration of Pompeii and Herculaneum, two Roman towns preserved by Vesuvius's eruption in 79 AD. Your local archaeologist-led tour bypasses entry queues, giving you immediate access to walk through streets, homes, and public spaces frozen in time. See everyday objects, mosaics, and structural details that reveal how Romans actually lived—their sophistication in plumbing, architecture, and commerce becomes tangible on the ground.
A five-hour trek from Levanto's town centre that traces the clifftop path toward Monterosso, starting inland through olive groves and scrubland before opening onto dramatic coastal views. You'll navigate switchbacks beneath the old Castle ruins, push through Mediterranean vegetation clinging to steep slopes, and reach Punta Mesco where the trail becomes increasingly exposed. An environmental guide leads you past the abandoned Sant'Antonio monastery and its decommissioned lighthouse before descending into Monterosso, or you can bail right toward town earlier if needed.
Spend an hour at a working Galluran farm meeting the resident animals and tucking into homemade provisions. This is a straightforward outdoor gathering where you'll observe and hand-feed donkeys, goats, lambs, poultry and small mammals from across a low fence, then sit down to local cheeses, flatbreads and seasonal produce with your choice of wine or soft drink. Ideal for families wanting an unrushed taste of rural life without the performance.
Learn to stretch, shape and bake an authentic Neapolitan Margherita in a two-hour private class led by a Naples-based chef. You'll work with San Marzano tomatoes and buffalo mozzarella, master the dough from scratch, then eat what you've made alongside a local appetiser and drink. Walk away with your diploma and the muscle memory of proper pizza technique.
Walk through Herculaneum, the Roman town buried by Vesuvius in 79 AD and now a UNESCO site near Naples. This two-hour private tour takes you past preserved streets, bakeries, and elite homes frozen at the moment of eruption. Your local guide leads you through the Forum, thermal baths with their intact mosaics, waterfront villas adorned with frescoes, and the Boat Pavilion where a rescue vessel sits. You'll finish at the antiquarium, packed with sculptures, jewellery, and everyday objects that piece together how Romans actually lived.
Paddle out on Syracuse's Ionian waters as the sun dips below the horizon, stopping midway for drinks and nibbles while bobbing on glassy swells. You'll finish at the Two Friars—twin limestone stacks that have watched over this corner of Sicily for centuries. The two-hour float pairs physical ease with genuine beauty, no racing required.
Cruise Rome's centre in a restored Fiat 500 with a knowledgeable driver-guide steering you past major landmarks and quieter corners alike. This three-hour circuit trades tour-bus anonymity for something more intimate—you'll spot the sights without fighting crowds, snap photos from a moving vantage point, and get local commentary on why each neighbourhood matters. The car itself is part of the appeal: postwar Italian engineering that fits the city's scale better than anything built in the last fifty years.
Descend into Rome's subterranean passages on this 3-hour guided exploration of the Catacombs and Capuchin Crypts. Your private tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned vehicle, paired with an English-speaking guide who unpacks the archaeology and religious significance of these underground burial chambers. You'll walk through early Christian burial sites and view the striking ossuary chapel decorated with human remains—a visceral encounter with mortality that shaped medieval European art.
Explore Catania's grand 18th-century rebuilt centre with a private guide. After the 1693 earthquake, locals reconstructed this Sicilian city using Baroque architecture that creates striking visual corridors through its streets. You'll walk past layered history—Greek-Roman ruins, medieval churches, aristocratic piazzas—and hear how each generation shaped the place. Three to four hours on foot through a city that refused to stay buried.
Pedal through Milan's neighbourhoods, parks and waterfront on a self-guided bike rental spanning 2 to 8 hours. Cycle past the Sforza Castle, navigate to the Cathedral, roll along the Navigli Canals, and pause at landmarks like the Arch of Peace and Da Vinci's Last Supper. The city's flat layout and dedicated cycle paths make navigation straightforward, letting you cover ground at your own pace without the constraints of a group tour.
Travel through the Pisan Hills to explore lesser-known vineyards and learn how local winemakers craft their bottles, followed by tastings of quality Tuscan wines in a relaxed setting. This 2–8 hour experience combines transport with guided visits to Pisa's centre and working estates, letting you experience the region's wine culture without the usual tourist crowds. You'll move between locations in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle with time to absorb each stop properly.
A full-day private drive from Rome through Umbrian countryside to two hilltop villages. You'll spend time in Orvieto, a medieval town perched above rolling farmland with excellent local wine and food, then visit the atmospheric Civita di Bagnoregio, a crumbling settlement accessible only by footbridge. A knowledgeable English-speaking driver handles the route in a comfortable Mercedes, with lunch included. Eight and a half hours total.
Travel south from Rome in a private car to Caserta Royal Palace, Europe's largest royal residence built in 1750 for Charles of Bourbon. This eight-hour excursion includes guided transport, palace entry, and a stop at a designer outlet for shopping. The palace itself, a UNESCO site conceived to rival Versailles, sprawls across manicured grounds with ornate rooms and frescoed ceilings that shaped European palace architecture for generations.
A 3 hour 45 minute coastal trek along the Amalfi–Sorrento shoreline that covers 6 kilometres return to reach Ieranto bay. You'll descend to sheltered turquoise waters for a swim with Capri visible across the horizon. The route traverses clifftop paths and coastal scrub, finishing near the village of Nerano where facilities are available. A guide leads the way throughout.
Spend two and a half hours in a working Chianti ceramics studio where you'll hand-decorate a piece of pottery, then watch it fire in a traditional kiln. Whilst your work cures over three days, you'll cross to the adjacent wine shop for a tasting of three local wines paired with cured meats, cheeses and bread from the region. A straightforward introduction to Tuscan craft and flavour, led by people who actually make and sell these things.
Walk through two Roman cities frozen by Vesuvius's 79 AD eruption with a working archaeologist who reads the ruins like a text. You'll spend two hours each at Pompeii and Herculaneum, separated by a short train ride, uncovering daily life, tragic final moments, and what these sites reveal about the ancient world. The guide customises the route to your interests and pace.
Sail the Portovenere archipelago on a traditional Ligurian gozzo as daylight fades, anchoring for a swim in crystalline waters before sunset drinks and local fare. This three-hour evening voyage through a UNESCO-listed seascape combines swimming, regional wine and focaccia, and uninterrupted views of cliffs ablaze in golden light. The skipper handles navigation while you drift between rocky islands and the mainland's twinkling shore.
Skip the cruise crowds with a private driver who collects you from Livorno Port and whisks you through Pisa's essential sights before depositing you steps from the Leaning Tower. The real event unfolds in a Tuscan garden where you'll cook from scratch—fresh pasta with seasonal pestos, hand-rolled gnocchi, layered tiramisu—then sit down to eat what you've made, paired with local Chianti and strong coffee. Eight hours total; designed to feel unhurried rather than ticked-off.
Collect you from Leonardo da Vinci or Ciampino with a private car and English-speaking driver who tracks your flight and knows Rome well. The 40-minute to hour-long journey puts you in an air-conditioned vehicle stocked with water, delivering you straight to your accommodation without the airport queue stress. Drivers happily share local tips and route suggestions.
An eight to nine-hour loop through Sicily's inland heartland, starting in Lercara Friddi—birthplace of Sinatra's father—and threading through hilltop villages few tourists reach. You'll visit baroque churches housing distinctive artworks, explore the medieval lanes of Prizzi and Palazzo Adriano (the New Cinema Paradiso filming location), call at a woodland hermitage, and finish with lunch showcasing Sicani mountain produce. Private transport and all entry fees included.
Direct transfer from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Civitavecchia Cruise Port, taking 1–1.5 hours. Professional drivers operate well-maintained vehicles, with collection from your accommodation included. The route bypasses city centre congestion, getting you to the port on schedule and ready to board. Straightforward option if you're starting a Mediterranean cruise and want reliable ground transport without navigating Italian roads yourself.
Direct private transfer from Rome's Fiumicino Airport to the port town of Civitavecchia in about 90 minutes. Your driver meets you at arrivals with a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle stocked with bottled water and onboard WiFi. Skip the shuttle queues and head straight to your cruise or coastal destination without faffing about with public transport.
Navigate Milan's grand spine on your own schedule with this audio guide covering the city's defining landmarks. Starting at Piazza della Scala, you'll wander past the opera house and galleria to the Gothic Duomo, then swing through Sempione Park toward Castello Sforzesco before finishing in artsy Brera. The 75-minute route threads together Milan's theatrical heritage, architectural drama, and neighbourhood character—all through your headphones with offline maps.
Private car service from Fiumicino Airport to Rome for groups of 4–8 passengers, taking 40 minutes to an hour. Driver in Rome Group has operated for over a decade, handling corporate and leisure transfers across central Italy with reliable, professional service. Air-conditioned vehicles come equipped with WiFi, so you can stay connected during your journey into the city.
This 8–10 hour tour pairs two of Sicily's most striking sites: the Temple Valley near Agrigento, explored with a local art historian, and the dramatic white limestone cliffs of Scala dei Turchi. Between guided walks, you'll eat lunch outdoors among the ruins and coastal landscape. Private transport, a knowledgeable guide, and hotel or port pickup make this a straightforward way to see both Hellenistic temples and geology in a single day.
Walk through Herculaneum, the Roman city entombed by Vesuvius in 79 AD and buried beneath 23 metres of volcanic material until its 18th-century rediscovery. This two-hour private tour cuts through the archaeological site to reveal preserved homes, bathhouses, and a grand villa adorned with mosaics and frescoes that survived the eruption intact. Your guide navigates you through domestic spaces where carbonised food containers still cling to shelves and reconstructed gardens grow where ancient roots once took hold.
A 2.5-hour private tour with a local guide exploring Piazza Navona and the subterranean remains of Domitian's Stadium beneath the square. Two millennia ago, this site hosted gladiatorial contests and athletic competitions; today Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers dominates the plaza. You'll descend into the stadium's archaeological layers, visit the adjoining Church of Sant'Agnese, and discover lesser-known corners of this historic quarter with a guide tailored to your pace and curiosity.
Dedicated car service bridging Venice and Ljubljana in roughly three hours, collecting you from your accommodation and dropping at your destination. Your driver handles luggage and speaks English fluently, ready to discuss local knowledge, history, and current conditions along the route. Tailor your journey by adding stops at attractions en route for a supplementary fee—everything arranged beforehand via email to suit your schedule and preferences.
Hire a professional photographer in Rome for a private 30-minute session capturing you at the city's most photogenic spots. Whether you're travelling solo, celebrating a milestone, or gathering with family and friends, Localgrapher's photographers handle composition, location scouting, and styling advice whilst you focus on enjoying the moment. Edited images arrive within four working days.
Explore Turin's shadowed underbelly on a two-hour private walking tour that traces the city's contested spiritual geography. Beyond the neoclassical facades and grand piazzas lies a Turin steeped in occult lore—a place where documented oddities and unexplained occurrences have shaped local belief for centuries. Your guide unpicks the layered narratives woven into the streets themselves, revealing how this former capital sits at the intersection of competing energies and long-held superstitions.
A seven-hour boat journey along Italy's dramatic coastline, departing from Sorrento, Capri or Positano. You'll navigate past vertical cliffs and hidden coves, stopping to swim in turquoise waters at Tordigliano Beach with snorkelling gear provided. The skipper adjusts the route based on conditions and your mood—whether that means lingering in quiet spots, dropping anchor for a longer dive, or timing a visit to Positano or Amalfi town for an afternoon wander. Prosecco and light snacks come aboard.
Explore the Langhe vineyards of Piemonte in a private Mercedes van with an English-speaking driver for eight hours. Based in Turin City Centre, you'll navigate rolling hills dotted with celebrated estates and medieval hilltop villages at your own pace. Your driver handles navigation while you decide which wineries to visit, which towns to linger in, and where to stop for lunch. Perfect for wine enthusiasts who want flexibility without the constraints of a group tour.
Climb Europe's most active volcano on this 5-hour guided trek through the foothills and slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily. Starting in traditional villages surrounded by vineyards and orchards, you'll ascend gradually whilst learning about the region's volcanic history and local life from your guide. The experience culminates in exploring an ancient lava cave, fully equipped with helmet and torch, to understand how past eruptions shaped the landscape.