Italy Trips

From the enchanting Amalfi Coast to the timeless beauty of Tuscany, the historic wonders of Sicily, the stunning Dolomites, and the picturesque Puglia, each region has its unique charm. If it’s your first visit, narrow down the choices by considering what you are looking to experience on this trip. Are you seeking out the Italian fantasy of a relaxing visit to a vineyard villa? Looking to immerse yourself in the rich history? Wanting to soak up the sun on the beaches? Or interested in tasting your way through culinary delights? From wine walks to coastal vacations and from history-focused tours to foodie trips, there is a region that is perfect for you.

The best time of year for an Italian getaway will depend on your specific tour or activity of choice. Spring and fall are often ideal, offering pleasant weather and avoiding peak tourist season. Winter can be magical, especially in regions like the Dolomites. Summers are vibrant but can be crowded. If you are planning a cycling trip or walking in Italy, a cooler time of year could lead to the best experience, but if you want to make the most of balmy, sun-filled days by the beach or experience a scenic boat trip, the warmer summer months are probably your best option.

Our guided tours of Italy take place over six to fifteen days, with most of our trips lasting eight days in total. The precise duration varies based on the chosen tour and itinerary, but each of our Italy trips is meticulously crafted to maximize your experience.

In addition to organized activities and sightseeing, your itinerary typically includes free time, allowing you to immerse yourself in the ambiance and leisurely explore or unwind at your pace.

While Italy is considered a safe and tourist-friendly destination, traveling anywhere on your own comes with its fair share of challenges. Joining small group tours of Italy can be a great way to travel solo but not alone, as you’ll be in the company of like-minded adventurers. With an expert local guide leading the way, you’ll feel safe and at ease throughout your travels. It’s the easiest way to tour Italy without having to take on the tedious planning or any of the risks of traveling alone.

The official currency of Italy is the Euro (EUR). While you can change your currency on your trip, you might find it cheaper and easier to exchange your money before you go.