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Cinque Terre from La Spezia: Private Boat & Train TourYou meet your private guide at La Spezia port or train station and spend the day moving through Cinque Terre's five villages by boat and train, with your guide choosing the pace and which towns to prioritize based on your ship's departure or your own schedule. Boat rides and train transfers are included; lunch is not, but your guide suggests places. The boat runs only April through October, so winter visits use trains instead at no extra cost. You're back at the port in time to board, with no group to slow you down or wait for.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving by cruise ship and want to see Cinque Terre without arranging your own transport or worrying about missing the boat—the guide handles timing and logistics so you can focus on the villages. It's also ideal if you prefer moving at your own pace rather than keeping up with a group.
Cinque Terre: Sunset Boat Tour & Swim from MonterossoYou’ll cruise along Cinque Terre’s coast at sunset with a small group from Monterosso, stopping to swim in clear bays near Manarola and snack on Ligurian treats with prosecco. Local guides share real stories as you pass Vernazza, Corniglia, Riomaggiore—and there’s time to just watch the sky change colors over Punta Mesco before heading back.
Egyptian Museum Turin: 2-Hour Guided Tour with Mummies & TreasuresYou get a 2-hour guided walk through Turin's Egyptian Museum with a licensed guide who knows the stories behind the mummies, jewelry, and papyri. Entry is included, and the pace is slow enough to actually look. It's the second-largest Egyptian collection on earth, and you see it without having to navigate alone or read every label.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see one of the world's most important Egyptian collections without navigating the museum alone or spending time reading every label—the guide's knowledge is what makes the artifacts come alive in two hours instead of a half-day blur.
Boat tour 5 Terre from Levanto: Swim at VernazzaA boat tour from Levanto along the Cinque Terre coast visits all five villages—Monterosso, Vernazzo, Coniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore—aboard a 34-foot boat built in 2025. The tour runs 3.5 hours and includes lunch, an aperitif with local appetizers, snorkeling equipment and towels; you stop to swim in the marine protected area, usually near Vernazzo. The boat holds a maximum of 12 people, and departures from Monterosso run 30 minutes later than from Levanto.Is it for me?Book the lunch tour if you want to see all five villages from the water and swim in the protected area without arranging stops or food separately; choose the sunset option if you prefer an evening departure and want to watch the light change over the coast instead.
Genoa Walking Tour: Local Guide, Hidden Gems & Top SightsA 2-hour guided walking tour of Genoa led by a local guide who blends the must-see landmarks—Genoa Cathedral, Doge's Palace, Porta Soprana, Casa di Cristoforo Colombo—with the quiet courtyards and tucked-away corners where the city actually lives. The route adjusts to what interests you, and you get personal recommendations and the kind of detail only someone who loves Genoa deeply can offer. Available as a shared tour in English or a private tour in English or Spanish.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you're comfortable exploring with other travelers and want to keep the cost down; choose the private tour if you'd rather set the pace yourself and have the guide's full attention, or if you prefer to hear the stories in Spanish. Either way, this works best if you're willing to walk and listen rather than rush through a list.
Turin: City Bike Tour Past Mole Antonelliana & Egyptian MuseumYou’ll pedal through Turin’s elegant squares and along its leafy riverfront on this small-group bike tour, guided by a local who knows every shortcut and story. Expect laughter over mispronounced names, a break for gelato or coffee, and up-close views of landmarks like Mole Antonelliana and Valentino Park. It’s more than sightseeing — you’ll feel Turin’s rhythm under your wheels.
Riomaggiore: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class in Local HomeYou’ll knead fresh pasta dough by hand in a Riomaggiore kitchen, learn two classic recipes plus tiramisu from a local home cook, sip prosecco during an Italian-style aperitivo, and share laughs (and lunch) with new friends. Expect floury hands and stories you’ll want to retell long after you leave.
Monterosso: Cinque Terre Sunset Boat Tour & SwimYou board a traditional boat at Monterosso dock in the afternoon and cruise past all five Cinque Terre villages from the water, stopping at a secluded bay for snorkeling and a swim. Focaccia and local white wine come aboard, and the crew shares the history and local stories as you drift toward the sunset. You return to Monterosso as the light fades, with snorkeling gear, bottled water, and the kind of memory that sticks.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Cinque Terre or nearby who want to see all five villages from the water without hiking, and who have a few hours in the late afternoon. The boat is small and the pace is slow—you're not rushing between stops, which is what makes the sunset moment feel unhurried.
Turin: Royal Palace Skip-the-Line Tour & Savoy StoriesYou’ll step straight past the crowds into Turin’s Royal Palace with skip-the-line entry, guided by someone who knows every story behind those golden halls. Wander through royal chambers, peek into the king’s office, and stand quietly in the Chapel of the Holy Shroud — even if the relic itself is gone now, you’ll feel its history linger.
Cinque Terre: Boat Tour with Aperitif, Swimming & Coast ViewsYou’ll board in Manarola for a slow cruise along Cinque Terre’s coast, sipping local wine as you pass colorful villages and pause for swims in clear Ligurian waters. A local skipper shares stories (and maybe jokes) while you snack on focaccia under open sky. Expect laughter, sea air, and views you’ll remember long after you’re dry.
Turin: Piedmont Wine Tasting Class & Sommelier InsightsYou’ll settle into a Turin tasting room for an easygoing Piedmont wine class led by a local sommelier. Sample four classic wines with fresh breadsticks and stories behind each pour. No jargon or pressure—just laughter, new flavors, and a sense you’re part of something local for an evening.
Cinque Terre: Private Trek, Vineyards & Local Stories TourYou’ll follow vineyard trails above Riomaggiore with a local guide who knows every bend and story along the way. Expect hands-on herb quizzes, chats with farmers, lunch in Manarola, and time by the sea in Monterosso. This private Cinque Terre trek isn’t about rushing — it’s about feeling what life here is really like.
La Spezia: Cinque Terre Food Tour with Local TastingsYou’ll join a small group led by a local foodie through La Spezia’s lively streets, tasting Ligurian classics like farinata and focaccia fresh from historic bakeries. Savor pesto pasta or panigacci in a spot filled with locals before sampling fried seafood by the harbor—and finish with authentic gelato or dessert. Expect laughter, real stories, and plenty of flavors lingering long after.
Portofino & Santa Margherita: Boat Tour, Pesto Class & LunchYou’ll board a ferry from Santa Margherita to Portofino with a local guide, taste fresh focaccia, learn how to make pesto in a hands-on class, and enjoy trofie al pesto for lunch overlooking the harbor. With round-trip ferry tickets included and time to explore at your own pace, you’ll feel part of daily life on the Italian Riviera.
Barolo & Barbaresco: Wine Tour with Sommelier, Neive StartYou’ll start your day in Neive with coffee and maps alongside your guide before winding through vineyard roads to taste Barbaresco and Barolo wines at two family-run wineries. Enjoy lunch at a local osteria in a medieval village—all with stories from locals who live wine every day. Expect warmth, laughter, and those hillside views lingering long after you leave.
Monterosso al Mare: Cinque Terre Boat Tour & Swim StopsYou board a traditional wooden boat in Monterosso and sail the Cinque Terre coast with a crew that actually lives here, stopping to swim and snorkel in two hidden spots. The tour includes snorkeling gear, towels, and a light Italian aperitivo with local products, all served on ceramic plates to keep plastic off the boat. Groups stay under 12 people, and departures happen daily at 11:30am, weather permitting.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Cinque Terre from the water without renting your own boat or joining a large group — the small size and local crew are what make the hidden coves and the unhurried pace possible in a single day.
Cinque Terre Sunset Boat Tour with Aperitif & SnorkelingYou’ll feel the Ligurian breeze as you cruise past Cinque Terre’s villages at sunset, stopping to swim in hidden coves before sharing an aperitif of local wine and snacks on deck. With a small group and a guide who knows every story behind these cliffs, expect laughter, golden light, and moments you’ll want to hold onto long after you’re back on land.
Turin E-Bike Tour: City Center to Monte dei Cappuccini ViewpointA 3-hour guided e-bike tour of Turin starting in the city center, where you ride through historic squares and elegant boulevards with a local guide, then climb Monte dei Cappuccini to see the city spread below. The electric bike removes the effort from the hills; the guide handles the route and the history. Minimum height 155 cm (5 ft); children from age 13 welcome; good riding skills required since roads are open to traffic.Is it for me?Start in the city center without needing a car or hotel pickup — the e-bike and the guide's knowledge of Turin's layout mean you move through the historic squares and up to the viewpoint on your own terms, stopping where the story matters.
Monterosso Kayak Tour: Cinque Terre Caves & Vernazzo PaddleYou paddle from Monterosso toward Vernazzo over three hours (or 2.5 at sunset), exploring sea caves and grottos with a local kayak guide. All equipment—kayak, paddle, lifejacket—is included, as is a changing cabin and gear storage. Groups cap at eight people. Choose morning in low season for fewer boats, or sunset with wine and snacks in a cove. You'll need to swim and book with at least two others (minimum group of three applies).Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Cinque Terre's caves and coastline from the water without arranging your own boat or guide—the small group size and local instructor mean you get access to spots the bigger tour boats skip, and the fixed departure times take the planning off your hands.
Genoa: Rickshaw City Tour & Hidden Alleys with Local StoriesYou’ll wind through Genoa’s tangled alleys by private rickshaw, stopping for stories only locals know—like why the cathedral’s steps matter or how to spot hidden churches. Expect laughter with your guide, close-up glimpses of daily life, and a sense of being let in on secrets most visitors miss.
