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

Full Day Rome Tour
A seven-hour guided tour covering Rome's major landmarks by air-conditioned vehicle. Your guide shares historical context at each stop, building your understanding of the city's layers—from ancient ruins to Renaissance piazzas. You'll see the principal sites without the fatigue of walking the full distance, though entrance fees and lunch are separate. Suitable for all fitness levels, including families with prams and those needing wheelchair access.

Boat rent on Amalfitan coast no license or with skipper
Rent a modern Cayman 585 open boat along the Amalfitan coast for a 7-hour adventure, with the option to skipper yourself or have a licensed captain handle navigation. These 2022 vessels accommodate up to 8 people (5 adults, 3 children maximum) and come equipped with safety gear, an igloo with ice, sun awning, and onboard shower. Fuel costs apply separately and are settled on return. Bluetooth speaker, snorkelling masks, and pre-arranged provisions add flexibility to your day on the water.

From Rome Hotel to Fiumicino Airport (FCO) 3-8 People
Pre-booked private minivan whisks you from your Rome hotel to Fiumicino Airport (FCO) in 40–50 minutes, cutting out taxi queues and uncertainty. Your driver meets you at the hotel, handles luggage, and waits 15 minutes free if you're running behind. The air-conditioned vehicle accommodates 1–8 passengers, so whether you're travelling solo or with a group, you've got reliable transport sorted before you arrive.

Rome Walking Tour
A three-hour guided walk through Rome's central piazzas with a licensed local guide who steers you past the postcard views to quieter corners and overlooked details. You'll navigate the city's most recognisable squares and their surrounding streets, getting a genuine feel for how Romans move through their neighbourhoods rather than just ticking boxes at major sites.

Pompeii Walking Tour with a licensed Guide
Walk through Pompeii's remarkably preserved streets with a licensed guide who unpicks the layers of daily life frozen in 79 AD. This two-hour tour takes you past homes, shops, and public spaces where volcanic ash sealed an entire Roman city in time. You'll see how ordinary people lived in this bustling port town before Vesuvius changed everything.

Sicilian Picnic in a Country House
Spend two hours at a countryside property in Sicily where you handpick seasonal produce for a meal prepared on-site. This intimate gathering lets you experience rural Sicilian life at its own pace—birdsong, open air, and plates built from what the land offers. Works well for couples, families, or small groups wanting to eat properly rather than perform tourism.

Discover the best of Florence: an accessible 2 hours walking tour
Spend two hours tracing [Florence](/places/florence)'s transformation into a Renaissance powerhouse with a guide who unpacks the city's golden age from the 13th to 16th centuries. Walk through streets shaped by the ambitions of Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, and Leonardo, understanding how wealth and vision collided to spark artistic revolution. This tour is fully accessible—wheelchairs welcomed, tactile guides and interpreters available on request—so mobility needn't keep you from grasping why this city changed everything.

Colosseum & Roman Forum Guided Tour
Walk through two millennia of Roman history with an archaeologist across the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum) and Forum—the world's largest ancient excavation site and UNESCO-protected landmark. This 3-hour guided tour takes groups of up to 15 through the empire's most iconic ruins, using skip-the-line access to beat crowds. You'll hear stories of gladiators, emperors, and everyday life in history's most enduring civilisation, fitted out with wireless headsets so everyone catches every detail.

Carmine’s Amalfi Coast SECRET Tour
This eight-hour private tour reveals lesser-known corners of the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast) with an English-speaking guide and luxury vehicle. You'll discover La Tagliata, a three-level property terraced into the cliffside with organic gardens and sweeping views across Positano, the Galli islands and Capri. The driver handles all logistics—tolls, fuel, insurance—leaving you free to soak in the scenery and explore spots most visitors miss.

Private Tour Of Capri & Amalfi Coast Sightseeing
Spend eight hours exploring two of southern Italy's most celebrated coastlines with a private guide and driver. This tour sweeps across Capri's elegant piazzas and clifftop villas, then continues along the dramatic [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast), where pastel villages cling to limestone cliffs above turquoise waters. You'll navigate both destinations at your own pace, discovering why these spots have captivated travellers for centuries. Transport, parking, tolls and expert commentary are included; boat tickets and meals are separate.

Naples to Positano with stop at Pompeii or Vice Versa
Private car transfer from Naples city centre to Positano with a flexible stop at Pompeii ruins en route, or reverse. Your English-speaking driver handles the 2-hour journey, covering all tolls and fuel. Choose when to break at Pompeii—the stop itself is yours to explore independently. Drop-off at your accommodation or transport hub, one-way.

Day Trip from Rome: Pompeii and Amalfi Coast Small Group
This 14-hour minivan tour departs Rome to explore two of southern Italy's most compelling destinations. You'll walk through Pompeii's preserved Roman streets with a local guide, then travel south to the dramatic [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast). The route includes time in Positano for lunch and photos, followed by Amalfi town where you'll visit the cathedral and sample the region's signature limoncello. A driver and tour assistant handle logistics throughout, allowing you to focus on the landscape and archaeology.

Ravello 2-Hour Private Guided Walking Tour
Explore Ravello's clifftop streets and architectural gems on this two-hour guided walk along the [Amalfi Coast](/places/amalfi-coast). Your guide navigates you through this 14th-century town perched 365 metres above the Tyrrhenian Sea, revealing the villas that drew Wagner, Gide and countless artists. You'll visit the exterior and gardens of Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, home to the famous Terrace of Infinity, then finish with local dining recommendations to extend your afternoon.

Florence SANTA CROCE Basilica Private Tour
Explore [Florence](/places/florence)'s largest Franciscan church with a knowledgeable guide who uncovers the stories behind its most compelling residents. Built in the 13th century, Santa Croce houses the tombs of Michelangelo, Galileo, and Dante, each with their own remarkable history. This one-hour private tour cuts through the crowds and reveals why medieval graves bear skulls and crossbones, how Galileo spent a century in secret burial, and the intrigue surrounding Michelangelo's body being spirited away from Rome. You'll navigate the basilica equipped with headsets, leaving space for your own questions.

Private Tour of Colosseum with Entrance to Roman Forum
Walk through Rome's greatest ruin with an archaeologist who unpacks the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum)'s architecture, engineering, and brutal history across 1–2.5 hours. You'll then have access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill to explore independently or with your guide. Tickets, headsets, and all site fees are included. This isn't a crowded group shuffle—you book privately, so your pace and questions drive the experience.

Exclusive Private Tour San Foca -> S. Andrea by Boat 2.5 Hours!
Charter a private boat from San Foca for 2.5 hours exploring the rugged Adriatic coastline of Salento's southeastern tip. Your group (up to seven) travels with a local captain along dramatic cliffs, stops to swim at Torre dell'Orso's distinctive sea stacks, then anchors in Sant'Andrea Bay for a final dip in crystalline water. The boat, fuel, fresh water, and skipper's expertise are all included—no surprises, no crowds sharing the experience.

Val D'Orcia Dreaming!!
A four-hour private exploration of Val d'Orcia led by a local guide with deep roots in the region. Travel through Tuscan villages in a private vehicle, stopping for coffee, cappuccino, and gelato while hearing stories and anecdotes known only to those who've spent decades here. Your guide bridges cultures fluently, offering historical context alongside the kind of insider knowledge you won't find in guidebooks.

Private Transfer from Naples to Sorrento or vice versa
A straightforward point-to-point transfer between Naples and Sorrento with a vetted local driver who speaks English. The journey takes 1–1.5 hours depending on traffic and direction. Your driver meets you with a nameplate, handles your luggage, and keeps the air-conditioned vehicle stocked with water and WiFi. Suitable for solo travellers, families with young children, and those with mobility requirements.

Ancient Rome's Dark Side: Ghosts, Murders & Imperial Blood
This 2-hour walking tour peels back Rome's gilded facade to reveal its violent underbelly: political assassinations, palace intrigues, and mass executions that shaped the empire. You'll traverse sites tied to Caesar's murder, cursed imperial grounds, and the Gemonian Steps where traitors met their end, finishing at the [Colosseum](/places/colosseum)'s shadow. An expert guide recounts these episodes using primary sources and period accounts—no theatrical embellishment, just the grim reality ancient writers documented.

Dining & Cooking Demo at Local's Home in Montepulciano
Cook alongside a home chef in Montepulciano, learning recipes from family archives whilst sitting down to a three-course meal together. Run by Cesarine, a network of 1000+ Italian home cooks across the country, this 2.5-hour session pairs hands-on cooking with proper eating—regional wines, coffee and water included. You'll work in their kitchen, ask questions, and taste dishes made from scratch.

Private Day Trip to Syracuse from Taormina
A private seven to eight hour drive from Taormina takes you to Syracuse, Sicily's most compelling coastal city. Your driver collects you on your schedule and shuttles you between the sprawling Neapolis archaeological zone—where the colossal Greek Theatre dominates the landscape—and Ortigia, the walled island heart of the ancient city. You'll navigate both sites at your own pace, spotting the Ear of Dionysius cavern, the Aretusa fountain, the Cathedral, and Maniace fortress among labyrinthine streets.

Capri Semi-Private Boat Tour and City Visit from Sorrento
Spend eight hours sailing from Sorrento to Capri aboard a semi-private boat with up to 12 fellow travellers. Your skipper navigates the island's dramatic coastline, stopping for swimming and snorkelling in sheltered bays whilst sharing local stories. After four hours on the water, you'll have free rein to wander Capri's town, browse its shops or eat where locals do. The boat provides snorkelling kit, towels, aperitifs, brunch and drinks throughout.

Capri by Sea: A Private Boat Adventure with Blue Grotto
A seven-hour private boat journey around Capri's dramatic seascape, diving into four luminous sea caves—the electric-blue grotto, emerald-watered Green Grotto, White Grotto's limestone chambers, and the intimate Marvellous Grotto. You'll cruise past the iconic Faraglioni rock formations and the Natural Arch, slip into quiet coves for swimming and snorkelling, then anchor for free time exploring Marina Grande or the island's boutiques. Prosecco and snacks punctuate the day as you move between Italy's most photogenic coastline.

Syracuse: tour of the Neapolis Archaeological Park (max 6 guests)
Walk through Syracuse's most significant classical sites with Dr Enrica De Melio, an archaeologist who leads groups of no more than six. Over ninety minutes, you'll move chronologically through the Neapolis Archaeological Park—from the Quarry of Paradise and its famous acoustic chamber to the Greek Theatre, the enormous Altar of Hieron II, and the Roman Amphitheater. This is scholarship-led exploration, not sightseeing.

Sorrento : Private Transfer from Naples visit Pompeii
Travel from Naples to Sorrento in a private car with a knowledgeable English-speaking driver who breaks up the journey with scenic stops along the coast. This 4–5 hour transfer lets you soak in views of the Bay of Naples and the dramatic Sorrento Peninsula at your own pace. Your driver handles navigation and parking while you relax, making it an easy alternative to public transport or rental cars. Pompeii entry fees are separate.

Shared boat tour, with free lunch and drinks
Spend seven hours sailing through La Maddalena National Park off Sardinia's coast, exploring seven main islands and hidden anchorages aboard a shared boat. You'll navigate turquoise waters between isolated beaches and limestone coves, with swimming stops throughout the day. A seafood pasta course, aperitif of local specialities, snacks, coffee and drinks are supplied. The group size keeps things manageable while you discover the archipelago's rocky outcrops, sheltered bays and modest archaeological remains.

Capri Day Tour with a Local Guide - Hidden Gems & Stunning Views
An eight-hour Capri exploration pairing structured access with genuine freedom. Ferry transport gets you to the island quickly, then a guide shepherds you through the Blue Grotto's luminous waters before stepping back to let you navigate independently. Wander Capri's compact centre, duck into neighbourhood shops in Anacapri, or simply sit with an espresso and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Your guide supplies local intel and logistical support; you decide the rhythm.

Private Top Brunello Montalcino Wine Tour & Food Pairing Session
Spend a full day exploring three family-run Brunello producers in Montalcino's hillside vineyards, guided by a level 3 sommelier. You'll walk through working cellars, understand how these prestigious Tuscan reds develop, and taste each winery's output alongside a locally-sourced lunch designed to complement the wines. Hotel pickup and drop-off, transport, and all cellar fees are included. The itinerary is unhurried—expect deep dives into production rather than quick visits.

Private Boat tour lake como
Explore Lake Como's shoreline aboard a private boat, perfect for casual sightseeing, photography or a refreshing dip. This one-hour excursion lets you experience the lake at your own pace, with soft drinks provided. Ideal for families, solo travellers or small groups wanting flexibility without the crowds of public cruises.

Private Pompeii and Vesuvius with Wine Tasting and Full Tickets
A private eight-hour journey through two of Campania's most compelling sites. Your driver navigates you past the queues straight into Pompeii, where a licensed guide unpicks the city's layered history at your tempo—children get a dedicated guide with games and interactive maps. Between the archaeological marvel and volcanic crater lies lunch at a family-run winery nestled on Vesuvius's slopes, where you taste wines born from mineral-rich soil and regional dishes. You'll then ascend Vesuvius independently to peer into the Great Crater, the Bay of Naples spreading below.

Spritz and Spaghetti Cooking Class
Roll up your sleeves for a compact Italian cooking session in the heart of Italy. You'll craft fresh spaghetti from scratch, build a proper ragù, then finish with layered tiramisu. Two hours, two dishes, one proper meal at the end. A guide walks you through each step while Spritz flows and coffee keeps you sharp. No standing around watching—your hands do the work.

Day-trip from Rome to Roman Hills with lunch / picnic included
Travel the Roman Castles countryside in a lovingly restored classic motor from the 1950s–70s, trading Rome's congestion for rolling hills and fresh air. This six-hour jaunt pairs the thrill of open-air motoring with a proper meal at a clifftop restaurant overlooking Lake Albano, where you'll sample regional wines and food from a local winery. You'll return with photographs, gelato, and the particular contentment that comes from moving slowly through beautiful country in a vehicle with real character.

Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel Skip the Line Guided Tour
Navigate the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with a guide during quieter afternoon hours, bypassing standard queues. This two-hour walking tour covers Renaissance masterworks across multiple galleries—from Michelangelo and Raphael to Botticelli sculptures—taking in the Pinecone Courtyard, Belvedere spaces, and the iconic chapel itself. You'll hear commentary via headset as you move between each section at a measured pace.

Private Departure Transfer: Hotel to Rome Ciampino Airport
Private car service whisks you from your Rome hotel to Ciampino Airport any time, day or night. A driver meets you in the lobby, helps with bags, and waits 20 minutes should you run late. Fits up to 8 passengers in one vehicle. Book at least three hours before your flight; journey time varies with traffic and time of day.

Sicilian Cooking Course Agrigento and Cannolo experience
Spend four hours in Favara learning to cook Sicilian dishes in a local home while discovering the town's architecture and stories. Your host guides you through the old quarter to a celebrated pastry shop for authentic cannoli, then settles in at their 1950s-style kitchen where you'll prepare lunch using organic, seasonal ingredients. You'll handle the cooking yourself, chat about regional food heritage and family recipes, and eat what you've made together.

Tour at the Temples and the National Museum of Paestum
Explore Paestum's trio of Doric temples, among Europe's finest classical remains, alongside artefacts in the on-site museum that illuminate life in this ancient Greek colony. This two-hour guided tour traces how these 5th-century structures survived millennia on Italy's Campania coast, revealing the architectural ambitions and daily practices of settlers who established themselves far from Greece itself.

Milan Must-Sees: 2-Hour Private Tour for Newcomers
A two-hour private walking tour through Milan's neighbourhoods, led by a local guide. You'll navigate from the glass towers of Piazza Gae Aulenti through Renaissance churches, high-end fashion strips, and the artistic quarter of Brera, finishing at Castello Sforzesco. The pace suits newcomers wanting to grasp the city's layered character—medieval to contemporary—without rushing. Gelato stop included.

Sunset with dolphins on a vintage tugboat in Golfo Aranci
Watch the sun dip into the Tyrrhenian Sea from a restored 1962 tugboat in Golfo Aranci. This two-and-a-half-hour voyage pairs the vessel's seafaring heritage—original woodwork, brass fittings, sturdy lines—with modern comfort. You'll drift along the Sardinian coast spotting dolphins whilst sipping local Vermentino and sampling regional snacks. The boat's generous deck spaces feel unhurried and intimate, a far cry from standard tourist cruises.

PRIVATE Cooking Class in a Local Home – Pick Your Menu
Step into a Milanese kitchen and cook alongside a classically trained Italian chef in their home. Over three hours, you'll prepare two fresh pasta shapes with contrasting sauces and a traditional dessert, building real techniques rather than following rote instructions. This isn't a classroom setup—it's cooking as Italians actually do it, with drinks, snacks, and a full meal shared at the family table. You choose what to make based on what appeals to you.
