Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
A private eight-hour drive along Italy's [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast), departing from Naples or Sorrento. Your driver navigates the winding coastal roads to reach Positano, Amalfi, Ravello and surrounding villages, stopping at viewpoints and charming towns. Hotel or port pickup included. Lunch and entry fees are separate. Smart casual dress recommended.
An eight-hour boat tour along Italy's Sorrentine Peninsula and [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast), skippered by a lifelong sea enthusiast who shares local stories and knowledge throughout. You'll cruise dramatic cliffsides, visit the Galli Islands, and stop twice for swimming and snorkelling in crystalline waters. The boat carries beer, prosecco, soft drinks, and fresh sandwiches, with snorkelling gear provided—ideal for anyone wanting to experience this stretch of coast from the water rather than the roadside.
A seven-hour boat journey hugging the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast)'s most dramatic stretches, departing from Salerno with a skipper and guide steering you past vertical cliffs and pastel villages. You'll anchor in sheltered coves for swimming and snorkelling, with prosecco and snacks fuelling the day. The boat leaves from steps away from Salerno's cruise terminal, so cruise passengers sidestep transfers entirely.
A 13-hour loop from [Florence](/places/florence) taking in three of [Cinque Terre](/places/cinque-terre)'s five villages—Vernazzo, Monterosso, and Riomaggiore—before heading south to Pisa. You'll get breathing room to wander each clifftop settlement at your own pace, swim if you fancy it, and eat where locals do. The afternoon pivot to Pisa lets you eyeball the Leaning Tower and, if you've paid extra, climb its 296 steps. An English-speaking guide shepherds the group; a coach handles the driving.
Eight-hour private tour of the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) connecting Positano, Ravello, Amalfi and Pompeii. Your English-speaking driver navigates the dramatic clifftop roads, stopping at each destination to explore pastel-hued fishing villages, hilltop towns with sweeping vistas, and historic sites. Travel time is built into the itinerary, allowing you to move at a leisurely pace between stops rather than rushing through packed schedules. The air-conditioned vehicle includes water and WiFi, with parking handled throughout.
Your private art historian leads you through Rome's imperial heart over six hours, starting at the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) and moving through the Roman Forum to the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona. You'll shape the route together—skip what bores you, linger where you want. The guide holds your entrance tickets sorted, meaning you skip queues at the Colosseum. Suits those with reasonable fitness who want control over their own pace through ancient sites.
Strap on a tank and descend into Baia's submerged Roman ruins—a 3-hour guided dive through statues, mosaics and thermal baths now claimed by the Mediterranean. An instructor stays with you throughout, walking you through this drowned city off Italy's Campania coast. You'll surface with a PADI-recognised certificate, post-dive refreshments and the strange thrill of having breathed amongst 2,000-year-old architecture.
Learn wild mixology in rural Salento, where foraged plants become your cocktail ingredients. This three-hour session at a countryside home teaches you how to identify, harvest and dry local botanicals, then transform them into infusions, syrups and liqueurs. Work alongside mixologist Elia to craft your own herbaceous drink, tasting house liqueurs and nibbling aperitivi whilst discovering the unexpected overlap between foraging and bartending craft.
A 90-minute private van tour through Matera's ancient Sassi district, travelling between the two main neighbourhoods of Caveoso and Barisano before reaching the Belvedere viewpoint. You'll ride in a comfortable Mercedes van with an audio guide available in 13 languages, all site entrances included. Water provided throughout. The route covers the labyrinthine old town on a curated path that hits the highlights without the walking fatigue.
Spend three hours in Rome learning to taste wine like a professional. A sommelier walks you through four Italian wines—prosecco, rosé, white, and red—explaining what to look for in colour, aroma, and flavour. Between tastings, you'll eat proper Italian salumi, regional cheeses, warm focaccia, and homemade gelato. By the end, you'll understand how to pair food and wine, and why each combination works.
Pedal through rolling Tuscan vineyards on an electric bike, covering around 30km across the Chianti countryside. This six-hour loop strings together hilltop villages, cypress-lined lanes, and working wine estates, punctuated by a long lunch and tastings at a local winery. The e-bike takes the sting out of climbs, so you can focus on the scenery, the food, and the rhythm of rural Tuscany.
Learn to shape Salento pasta by hand in a cook's home kitchen near Lecce, then sit down to eat what you've made. Over four hours, you'll roll out orecchiette and macaroni using traditional methods, prepare a full regional menu, and finish with pasticciotto and caffè leccese. The host sources local organic ingredients and accommodates vegetarian preferences. It's a genuine afternoon of cooking and eating together, not a performance.
A private two-hour guided walk through Pompeii's streets and ruins, led by a knowledgeable guide who unpicks how Romans actually lived before Vesuvius struck. You'll move at your own pace through the archaeological site, seeing homes, workshops, and public spaces that reveal daily routines frozen in time. The guide contextualises what you're seeing rather than rushing through highlights, giving substance to the preserved streets.
A two-hour geological tour of Ustica island reveals the volcanic forces that shaped this Mediterranean landscape. Your guide takes you to the dramatic spreader zone near Punta Cavazzi lighthouse, where magnetic anomalies, sea caves, columnar basalt formations, and a world-renowned fault line tell the story of ancient eruptions. Black cliffs frame turquoise waters as you explore rocks with unusual luminescent properties and learn why compasses behave erratically here.
Explore Cefalù's rugged coastline aboard your own 12-metre yacht with skipper. This three-hour private sail takes you past sea caves, secluded anchorages and turquoise shallows perfect for snorkelling. Between swims, enjoy Sicilian aperitifs and local fruit on deck, with prosecco, wine and beer flowing freely. You'll visit Sant'Ambrogio Bay and the Cave of Saint Lucia—stretches of coast most visitors never reach.
Sail into the Gulf of Angels for a two-hour exploration of Sella del Diavolo, Sardinia's dramatic coastal formation. You'll navigate sheltered coves, dive into gin-clear waters teeming with Mediterranean marine life, and hear local lore about the limestone ridge that gives the area its devilish name. A straightforward coastal adventure with snorkelling built in.
Hunt for truffles across Molise's forested countryside with a third-generation family operation and trained dogs, then return to the Di Iorio estate to taste your finds prepared fresh in seasonal dishes paired with regional wines. This 3.5-hour experience in Italy's quietest region blends fieldwork with a proper sit-down meal, offering a genuine look at how truffle hunting actually works rather than a polished performance.
Spend eight to nine hours exploring Capri's craggy coastline by private boat from Positano or Praiano. You'll navigate past the island's most striking sea caves—including the coral-hued and milky grottos—and weave through the dramatic Faraglioni rock formations. Multiple swimming stops let you slip into crystalline waters, whilst an optional lunch break keeps you fuelled. The boat carries snorkelling gear, aperitifs, and local wine to round out the day.
A three-hour private walk through Siena with a local guide who knows where the city actually breathes. You'll see the Duomo, Piccolomini Library, and Piazza del Campo, but the real draw is what happens between the monuments—the backstreet bars, neighbourhood spots, and stories only someone who lives here can tell. Your guide shapes the route around their passions and your interests, so you get Siena filtered through genuine local knowledge rather than a script.
Explore Pompeii's frozen ruins on a private guided tour tailored for families and mixed-age groups. Your licensed local guide leads you through the Forum, theatres, bathhouses, and intact homes buried by Vesuvius in AD 79. Skip-the-line tickets and private transport from Sorrento or Naples mean no queuing or public transport hassles—just a carefully paced walk through one of antiquity's most compelling archaeological sites. Four to five hours total.
A 2-hour guided walk through Venice's quieter quarters, led by a local who steers clear of the main tourist drags. You'll navigate narrow alleyways and lesser-known bridges to reach tucked-away spots—including a secret garden—while learning the rhythms of daily Venetian life. The route takes in the artistic Dorsoduro district, a floating market, and finishes in San Marco with something unexpected.
Walk through Naples with a local guide who reveals the city's genuine character via its streets, stories and food culture. Over three hours, you'll visit neighbourhoods most visitors miss, hear tales woven into Neapolitan life, and encounter regional specialities from bakeries, pizzerias and fishmongers. Food tastings aren't bundled in—you choose what to sample and where to spend, keeping costs modest and your palate in control. Expect conversation about how food and song sit at the heart of what makes Naples distinct.
Spend eight hours exploring Ischia with a dedicated guide and driver, departing from Naples' Molo Beverello port via fast ferry. You'll visit the island's key destinations: the fortified Aragonese Castle at Ischia Ponte, the summit views from Monte Epomeo, the clifftop Church of Soccorso in Forio, the distinctive Fungo rock at Lacco Ameno, and the thermal spa town of Casamicciola Terme. Private Mercedes van transport and expert local knowledge included throughout.
Skip the rental-car hassle and navigate the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast)'s hairpin bends in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a local driver steering. Based from Sorrento, Naples, or Salerno (including cruise ports), this eight-hour tour covers Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello at your rhythm, with parking and tolls sorted. Your driver knows where to eat and what's worth a detour. Lunch is your shout, but they'll point you right.
A dedicated driver meets you at Civitavecchia port and takes you directly to Rome or local airports without detours. The 1–1.5 hour journey includes a cooled vehicle, WiFi, and help with luggage, so you skip queues and taxi hunts after disembarking. Rates are locked in advance with no hidden charges. Book online and relax knowing your onward travel is sorted before you dock.
A five-hour catamaran run along Sicily's coast for up to 12 passengers, anchoring at remote bays for swimming and snorkelling. The 40-foot vessel includes lunch, an open bar, and water-based activities from fishing to casual diving. You'll spend the afternoon on deck exploring quieter stretches of coastline, with time for both structured pursuits and downtime.
A local photographer shadows you and your group around Lake Como for 1–3 hours, capturing genuine moments rather than posed shots. You'll follow a custom route tailored to what matters to your party, then download all images digitally and access them via a private online gallery. No more asking strangers to photograph you—just authentic portraits and candid scenes of your time on the lake.
Explore Savoca and Taormina on a private 4–7 hour excursion through Sicily's hilltop villages and coastal towns. Your dedicated guide leads you past the postcard-worthy backdrops and into genuine local spots where you'll pick up on regional customs, family-run traditions, and the particular rhythm of Sicilian life. You'll travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a knowledgeable companion who knows where the real story unfolds.
Trade the crowded centro for Rome's quieter southern periphery on two wheels. This 4.5-hour ride takes you past early Christian burial grounds, along the Appian Way—history's first engineered highway—and through stretches where Roman aqueducts still stand largely intact. You'll pedal the Aurelian Walls, pass the Gate of San Sebastian, and finish at the sprawling Baths of Caracalla. Ideal for those after substance over selfies.
This 11-hour private tour departs Rome early to explore two of Tuscany's most distinctive hilltop settlements. Your driver navigates the 2.5-hour journey to Siena, where you'll wander its brick-laid piazzas and medieval streets at your own pace. From there, San Gimignano awaits with its famous tower-house skyline and narrow alleyways. The day concludes in the countryside at a winery for lunch and tastings, before returning to your Rome hotel by evening.
Door-to-door transfer linking Naples and Sorrento in roughly 90 minutes. Your driver speaks English and navigates the route whilst you settle in with air conditioning and included parking. Straightforward point-to-point transport for travellers who'd rather skip the hassle of local buses or trains. A decade-and-a-half of tourism experience backs the operation, so timing and professionalism are the baseline.
A two-hour boat excursion from Tropea's port that pairs snorkelling with sunset views and local flavour. You'll explore the Riaci rocks and Blue Grotto's submerged channels, spotting fish and seagrass in crystalline water, then drift beneath the Island of Tropea as the sun dips lower. The evening ends with an aperitif featuring regional Calabrian fare, served to a soundtrack of ambient music—ideal for marking a milestone with someone special.
A one-hour guided photoshoot around Milan's Cathedral that pairs you with a local photographer who knows the Duomo's best angles and quieter corners. You'll move between iconic vistas and tucked-away spots, with the session tailored to your preferred aesthetic—whether that's classic elegance or candid spontaneity. Walk away with a set of professionally edited, high-resolution images ready for printing or sharing.
Cruise Rome's backstreets in a golf cart, stopping to eat as locals do. Over 4.5 hours, you'll start with espresso and cornetto at a legendary caffè, work through market tastings of supplì and porchetta, then settle into a neighbourhood trattoria for proper Roman pasta. Your guide—someone who actually lives here—steers you past the crowds to places where Romans eat, drink, and linger. You'll taste genuine carbonara, cacio e pepe, or amatriciana, finish with tiramisu and wine, and see the city's layers without fighting tourist queues.
Jog through Rome's centre at dawn when the city breathes easy, hitting the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona in one hour. Your guide weaves in historical context and local stories as you move between monuments, letting you experience the capital's layered past without fighting tourist crowds. Pace is leisurely enough for any fitness level.
Learn to cook authentic Italian dishes in the comfort of your holiday rental with a chef who brings a decade of teaching experience to your kitchen. This 3.5-hour class covers technique, ingredient selection, and the stories woven into each recipe. You'll receive PDF guides to take home and practical tips that extend beyond the plate. No transport needed—the chef arrives ready to transform your accommodation into a cooking studio.
Walk the ancient pathways of the Etruscans around Pitigliano on a 6 km circular route through the vie cave—deep grooves carved into tuff rock by an Iron Age civilisation. These sunken lanes once connected settlements to burial grounds carved into the hillside. Your guide, a licensed local, leads you past rock-cut tombs and ceremonial spaces before descending to a historic cellar (featured in National Geographic) for optional tastings of regional wines, cured meats, and cheeses. Three hours total.
Explore Vicenza's architectural legacy on an e-bike, covering everything from Renaissance palaces to outlying villas in under three hours. Your guide unpacks the city's merchant roots, political intrigue during the Reformation, and Palladio's revolutionary impact on building design. The electric bikes let you cover ground beyond what walking tours reach, stringing together squares, bridges, and historic hamlets without missing the major threads of the story.
Work alongside Florentine leather craftspeople in a small studio to design and stitch your own wallet. This hands-on workshop runs 2.5 hours and limits groups to four makers, so you'll get genuine guidance while working with premium deadstock leathers sourced from Italian fashion labels. You'll select hides, colours, and hardware, then complete your piece to take home—a functional reminder of time spent creating in an actual artisan atelier rather than a tourist classroom.
Launch from Sorrento aboard a speedboat for seven hours exploring Capri's dramatic coastline and sea caves. Your skipper navigates past the Blue, Green and White Grottos, anchoring at secluded swimming spots where the water runs so clear you'll see the seabed. Snorkel between rock formations, then spend the afternoon wandering Capri's village lanes and sampling local food. The boat carries everything—snorkelling gear, towels, refreshments, limoncello—so you turn up with swimmers and sunscreen.