Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
Tear through Messina's hillside roads and coastal vistas on a guided scooter tour spanning five hours. You'll weave past the iconic Duomo bell tower, climb to military lookouts overlooking the strait, cut through forested backroads to reach the Dinnammare Sanctuary, and wrap up sampling Messina's best local foods. Each scooter seats two; petrol and safety kit included.
Tear across the Alcantara Valley floor on a shared quad bike, navigating rough terrain through the protected gorge system near Motta Camastra. Your guide leads the charge for 60 minutes of dusty, adrenaline-fuelled exploration along the river basin. You'll need a valid category B driving licence and a willingness to get dirty. The landscape shifts between rocky outcrops and valley floor as you follow the natural contours carved by the Alcantara River itself.
A challenging loop ride through the Amalfi Coast hinterland starting from Amalfi, climbing steeply to the hilltop town of Ravello, then ascending further on quiet mountain roads before descending via a different route towards Maiori with a coastal finish. The 3–7 hour ride suits cyclists with moderate fitness; e-bikes make the steep sections manageable. You'll tackle genuine climbs, discover serene backroad sections, and finish with coastal views.
Pedal into the mountains above Bellagio on an assisted e-bike tour that ventures beyond the postcard views. This 4-hour ride climbs quiet country roads and gentle off-road tracks, revealing the landscape locals know. You'll spot native wildlife and rural character before stopping at an elevated vantage point to build your own sandwiches from regional cured meats and cheeses. The route follows the Ghisallo path with detours into wilder terrain, suited to riders with solid bike handling skills and comfort on roads with occasional traffic.
Pedal through Renaissance Urbino and the rolling Marche countryside on an e-bike, stopping to taste organic wines and artisanal cheeses at working producers along the way. This five-hour self-guided route suits most fitness levels thanks to electric assist, letting you cover substantial terrain without requiring serious cycling experience. You'll navigate UNESCO-listed Urbino's streets and hillside villages while eating and drinking directly from the source—winery and dairy visits included.
A nine-hour private adventure from Bolzano combining snowmobile riding and sledding across the eastern Dolomites, finishing with a scenic drive along the legendary Great Dolomites Road. Your guide handles transport and navigation while you experience high-altitude Alpine thrills in winter conditions. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.
Tear through Agrigento's backcountry on a quad bike for three hours, starting from Ribiera and cutting across forested trails, coastal paths, and river valleys toward Sciacca. You'll ride two-up on each machine with a guide leading the way through Sicily's rougher terrain. It's a raw way to see landscape most tourists miss—scrubland, limestone cuts, and glimpses of the Med rather than museum interiors.
Navigate Padua's medieval centre solving puzzles and decoding clues hidden across the old town. This street-based escape game weaves through landmarks like Prato della Valle and the Basilica di Sant'Antonio, demanding teamwork and sharp thinking to crack increasingly tricky challenges. You'll hunt for cryptic messages in local shops, spot concealed symbols, and piece together connected riddles—all without leaving the city. A cerebral alternative to standard sightseeing, ideal for groups aged 13+ who enjoy mental grit.
This three-hour e-bike route winds through the northern hills above Lake Iseo and Lake Endine, linking remote villages and lakeshore villages. You'll depart Solto Collina, climb to the San Defendente viewpoint, then descend a technical trail toward Lovere with expansive lake vistas. A farmhouse stop fuels you with regional specialities before you roll back along the dramatic rocky shoreline and finish with a drink in Riva di Solto. Routes adjust to rider ability.
Ride electric bikes through the Castelli Romani hills southeast of Rome, connecting hilltop villages steeped in papal and local history. This 7-hour day trip combines train travel from central Rome with assisted cycling across volcanic terrain, passing Lake Albano and finishing in Nemi, renowned for its strawberry harvests. You'll navigate woodland tracks and village lanes with a local guide, stopping for lunch at your choice of trattorias. The e-bike motor handles the climbing; you manage pace and enjoyment.
Pedal an electric bike through the Veneto countryside on a 25km loop that connects Shakespearean history with rural Italy. You'll circle Scaliger Castle, a 13th-century stronghold, then descend to Borghetto sul Mincio, a postcard-perfect riverside hamlet. The 4-hour route balances gentle cycling with village exploration, passing through vineyards and farmland on the return leg. An English-speaking guide leads the way, and an aperitivo caps the ride.
Spend two hours navigating the Alcantara Gorges in Sicily via river trekking and body rafting. You'll wade upstream through a 30-metre basalt canyon carved by millennia of water flow, scrambling past small waterfalls and rocky sections to reach the mythical Cascata di Venere waterfall. After exploring, you'll float back downstream on an adrenaline-fuelled body raft descent. A qualified river guide leads throughout, and all safety gear plus equipment storage is provided.
Learn kitesurfing and windsurfing across three days in Lo Stagnone's sheltered lagoon, a 3-hour drive from Palermo. This small-group operation caps at two students per session, with instructors who've been teaching in Sicily since 2016. All kit—board, kite, wetsuit, helmet, life jacket—comes included. Between sessions, join optional boat excursions or evening meals showcasing local cuisine.
Pedal through northwestern Sicily on a guided cycling tour linking the medieval hilltop town of Erice with the Monte Cofano nature reserve. A private minivan collects you from Palermo, then you switch to bikes for a moderate-paced ride through striking landscapes and culturally rich terrain. The route suits most fitness levels, with professional guides and support throughout the day. You'll see why locals value these routes for their mix of natural drama and historical depth.
A rigorous 4.5-hour ride through the foothills and lakeside terrain around Como, designed for experienced riders comfortable at pace. You'll cover alpine tracks and open ground on fit Arabian horses, breaking midway for a spread of cured meats, cheese and wine. The outfit provides protective kit and all refreshment; you bring horsemanship and stamina. Public transport reaches the meeting point.
Pedal through Sorrento's countryside on an electric bike, gliding past lemon groves and ancient olive terraces with views across the Gulf of Naples. Your two-hour journey winds along quiet rural lanes to a working farm where the owner shares his passion for traditional balsamic vinegar production—a genuine rarity for this region. The ride finishes with a tasting of his artisan vinegar, straight from the acetaia.
Bounce up into the Nebrodi peaks by open-air jeep to catch the light slip behind the Madonie range and the glittering coastline below. You'll pull into a mountain shelter nestled deep in the woodland, where a wood-fired spread of local meats, cheeses and produce waits alongside regional wine. The real thrill comes on the way down—navigating ancient stone tracks through darkened forest under starlight, tyres grinding over terrain that hasn't changed in centuries. Three to four hours total, departing late afternoon depending on season.
Cover 43 km of Puglia's southeastern coastline by e-bike, pedalling from Lecce through olive-studded backroads and cream-coloured hamlets to Otranto. You'll halt at Grotta della Poesia and Faraglioni di Sant'Andrea for swims in transparent Adriatic water, taste local pastries en route, explore Otranto's medieval core and its cathedral's Byzantine floor, then taxi back to base. Six hours total, with electric assist handling the hills.
Pedal through Puglia's countryside on a guided 3-hour e-bike route that weaves between Locorotondo's whitewashed hilltop town and the Apulian Aqueduct's lesser-known cycleway. You'll roll through vineyards, oak woods and pine groves, passing trulli farmhouses and ancient masserie while learning how this 19th-century water infrastructure shaped the region. Quiet country lanes and gentle gradients suit most riders, with e-bikes available to hire locally if you're not bringing your own.
Pedal the Sardinian coastline on an e-bike, covering six hours along Italy's north-eastern shore. This guided ride threads through coastal villages—Sos Alinos, Biderosa, Berchida, Capo Comino and Santa Lucia—using electric mountain bikes to access hidden seaside spots without the grind. The motor handles steep sections, leaving you free to absorb raw Mediterranean scenery and limestone cliffs meeting turquoise water.
Pedal through the trulli-studded valleys around Alberobello on an e-bike, gliding past dry-stone walls and vineyards on quiet country roads. A local guide sets the pace, steering you toward a working donkey farm and a centuries-old grain mill where the miller explains their craft. Finish with focaccia, wine, and views before rolling back into town. Three-and-a-half hours, minimal exertion, maximum scenery.
Tear through Rome's streets and backstreets on the back of a Vespa piloted by a seasoned local, stopping at iconic spots like the Colosseum, Orange Garden, Acqua Paola Fountain and Gianicolo Terrace. Your driver doubles as a storyteller, threading together Rome's history with the everyday rhythms of modern life. The 90-minute ride trades the tourist shuffle for wind-in-your-hair views and corners most visitors miss entirely.
Explore Rome's neighbourhoods on an electric bike, covering far more ground than on foot. This flexible rental runs from one hour to a full day, letting you pedal between major sites like the Colosseum and Villa Borghese at your own pace. The motor does the heavy lifting on Rome's hills, so you'll arrive fresh rather than exhausted. Suitable for ages 12 and up, with infant seats available if you're bringing little ones along.
Ride Rome's nocturnal streets in a Vespa sidecar across three hours of the city's glowing landmarks. Your English-speaking guide threads you through Piazza del Popolo, Trevi Fountain's illuminated spray, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and the floodlit Colosseum. The route climbs to Gianicolo's sweeping viewpoint over the city's scattered lights, dips into the Jewish Ghetto's narrow lanes, and finishes in Trastevere's buzzing evening energy. You're not shielded in glass—you feel the night air and the pulse of Rome after dark.
Roll through Rome's ancient heart aboard a vintage Vespa sidecar for two hours, whisked away from your hotel without fuss. You'll glide past the Colosseum, Roman Baths, and Pyramid of Cestius with a seasoned local driver at the helm, stopping for a glass of Prosecco or soft drink at a fountain-side spot. The bike does the work; you soak in the views and centuries of history layered across the city's streets.
Ride a Vespa through Rome's backstreets while a photographer captures you on film, then collect high-quality images within a day. This 90-minute outing combines vintage scooter transport with a proper photoshoot, stopping for gelato and tiramisu along the way. You'll see the city from a rider's perspective rather than a tourist's, with professional shots that actually look like you—not posed.
Pedal through the Murgia landscape surrounding Castel del Monte on a guided three-hour bike ride. You'll navigate oak forest and open scrubland within the National Park, discovering angles of the castle inaccessible from standard walking tours. E-bikes available if you'd prefer easier pedalling. The route reveals the region's ecological diversity at a pace that lets you actually notice the terrain.
Strap into a tandem paraglide above Lombardy's rolling landscape for 90 minutes of genuine flight. You'll launch from altitude with an experienced pilot, catching thermals as the region unfolds below. It's the closest most people get to seeing the world through a bird's eye—no engines, no barriers, just you, the harness, and the sky. Physical fitness required; pregnant travellers should sit this one out.
Glide downhill from Genoa's elevated neighborhoods to the waterfront on an electric bike, covering the city's layered geography in under two hours. You'll pedal through hilltop vistas, weave the medieval alleyways of the centro storico, and finish along the Ligurian coast. The motor assist handles the climbs; gravity and momentum reward the descents.
Launch into the Tuscan sky on a private balloon flight departing from Florence. You'll drift above vine-striped valleys, hilltop fortresses, and cypress-lined estates for an hour aloft, accompanied by your pilot and up to four others. The flight ends with sparkling wine back on solid ground, and your hotel provides both the send-off and the return.
Escape Florence's crowds with a 1.5-hour horseback ride through the Mugello valleys and Apennine ridgelines. Your guide Sarah covers the basics before you set out across woodland trails, ridge paths, and quiet dirt tracks with sweeping countryside views. Afterwards, settle in for a proper aperitif—local cured meats, cheeses, and Tuscan wine. The whole experience runs 4.5 hours including transfers from the city.
Rent an e-bike in Pisa or across the Tuscan countryside for 4–9 hours and cover ground without exhaustion. The electric motor handles the hard graft on rolling hills whilst you take in the Leaning Tower, medieval streets, and landscapes stitched with vineyards and olive groves. Bikes suit all fitness levels and come with lock, repair kit, and pedal assistance that lets you explore at your own tempo.
Cover Rome's essential landmarks on a quality e-bike in 2.5 hours with a knowledgeable guide. This 12-km loop connects the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon and Piazza Navona, plus quieter spots like Largo di Torre Argentina and the Theatre of Marcellus. You'll move swiftly between sights without the exhaustion of a walking tour, using pedal-assist Cannondale bikes fitted with puncture-resistant tyres and proper saddles. The pace balances speed with safety, giving you a genuine flavour of the city's layered history.
Ride a Vespa through Puglia's hilltop villages and coastal roads, starting from Polignano a Mare. Over seven hours, you'll navigate to UNESCO-listed Alberobello to explore its distinctive trulli architecture with a local guide, stop in whitewashed Locorotondo for regional food tastings, and traverse the Fasano Forest with panoramic breaks. The route pairs Adriatic clifftop scenery with inland village life and authentic Apulian cuisine, ending back at your departure point.
Cruise Rome's backstreets and piazzas aboard a classic Vespa, with hotel pick-up and drop-off included. This two-hour ride lets you navigate the tight laneways and hidden corners that cars can't reach, experiencing the city from a locals' vantage point. You'll get a helmet and professional photos from the outing, making it equal parts practical transport and photo opportunity through the Eternal City's most photogenic routes.
Ride electric bikes through the Ligurian Riviera's coastal and mountain terrain, starting from Tre Ponti's beaches and climbing towards the Poggio della Milano-Sanremo route. The 3–5 hour tour winds through pine forests and the hilltop village of Ceriana, where you'll taste regional specialities amongst its 22 churches and medieval streets. Descend via olive groves and dirt tracks back towards the coast, stopping to sample wild berries and local produce along the way.
Tear across northern Sardinia's backcountry on a quad bike, guided through rural trails and coastal vistas around Santa Teresa di Gallura. This 3-hour loop mixes rough terrain with beach stops at Rena Majore, where you can swim before heading back inland. Routes split into beginner and experienced versions, both covering roughly 50 km of Sardinian landscape—some sections demand solid bike handling and moderate fitness.
Pedal through Chianti's vine-striped valleys on an e-bike, trading quiet riverside paths for climbing secondary roads that ribbon through medieval villages and castle-crowned ridges. The journey crescendos at a working estate where you taste wines made on-site, sample pressing-fresh olive oil, and eat seasonally under Tuscan sky before coasting home on gentle hilltop tracks. Flexible duration from one to ten hours; optional early pickup from Florence.
Explore the mechanical heart of Emilia-Romagna on this six to eight-hour private tour of three legendary manufacturers: Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Ducati. Based near Bologna, you'll visit each maker's museum and step inside a working factory to watch motorcycles take shape on the production line. A professional guide and private vehicle collect you from your hotel or station, then shepherd you through Italian engineering excellence. The optional Ferrari road test—available to solo drivers only—puts you behind the wheel of a machine most people only dream about.
Navigate Pavia's medieval centre solving puzzles and hunting clues scattered across the old town in this street-based escape game. Starting at the Dome and working towards Piazza Leonardo's towers, you'll decode hidden symbols in record shops, decipher messages left in unlikely places, and piece together increasingly tricky riddles. It's cerebral, challenging work—bring your sharpest teammates and expect to engage seriously with Pavia's layout and landmarks, not just tick off postcard sights.