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Monterosso to Vernazzo: Kayak Tour Cinque Terre CliffsYou paddle a sit-on-top kayak from Monterosso's beach toward Vernazzo, passing ancient village terraces and sea caves with a local certified guide. The tour includes your kayak, life jacket, waterproof bag, and a wetsuit shirt, plus access to showers and changing cabins at the start and finish. You swim once in Vernazzo, then return to Monterosso in the late morning or early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Cinque Terre from the water without arranging your own boat or guide — the certified instructor and included gear mean you show up and paddle, and the small group size keeps the pace manageable for non-experts.
Turin: Egyptian Museum Skip-the-Line & Guided TourYou arrive at the Egyptian Museum in Turin, skip the entry queue with your pre-booked ticket, and spend two hours with a local guide moving through 40,000 artifacts including mummies, the Ramses II gallery arranged as archaeologists found it, and original statues and papyri. You leave knowing the rituals and daily life behind the objects instead of just their names.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see one of the world's most important Egyptian collections without losing an hour to the entry line, and with someone who can actually explain what you're looking at instead of reading a placard.
Cinque Terre lunch boat tour from Monterosso: Swim and dineA 4.5-hour boat tour departing Monterosso that sails past Vernazzo, Corniglia, Manarola, Riomaggiore and Punta Montenero, with time to swim and snorkel at the southeastern point of Cinque Terre National Park. Lunch of local food and wine are prepared on board and served either at Punta Montenero, Monterosso bay or Vernazzo harbour depending on weather. A live guide in English, Spanish or Italian narrates the coast; snorkelling equipment is included.Is it for me?Start from Monterosso and sail past all five villages in one morning or afternoon, with swimming stops and a meal included so you skip the hiking and lunch planning.
Cinque Terre Private Boat Tour: Snorkel & WineA private boat tour along the Cinque Terre coast visits all five villages of the National Marine Park, with time for snorkeling in protected coves, an aperitif with local products and prosecco on board, and photo stops at Vernazzo, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. The tour departs from either Monterosso or Levanto and includes snorkeling gear, soft drinks and a freshwater shower.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see all five Cinque Terre villages from the water without hiking between them or buying train tickets, and you want time in the water without arranging a separate snorkeling trip. The private boat means you set the pace and the stops, and the three-hour window fits a half-day without eating into the rest of your itinerary.
Vernazza: Pesto Class & Cinque Terre Wine Tasting CellarYou’ll crush basil by hand in a Vernazza cellar, taste three Cinque Terre wines with focaccia and cheese, then eat your own pesto gnocchi right from the mortar. Friendly local guides share stories as you snack and sip — finishing off with limoncino and chocolate that lingers long after you leave.
Segway tour Genoa caruggi: Medieval alleys on two wheelsA guided Segway tour of Genoa's caruggi (medieval quarter) and Renaissance streets, lasting around 2.5 hours, with helmet, training and a live guide in English, Italian or French. The tour starts at Porto Antico near the sea, where you learn to ride on flat pedestrian ground, then moves through the old town's intricate alleys, past the Doge's Palace and Genoa Cathedral, and along Via Garibaldi's sixteenth-century buildings. Children under 16 cannot operate the Segway; moderate fitness is required.Is it for me?The 2.5-hour window means you can fit this into a morning or afternoon without blocking your whole day, leaving room for a meal or museum nearby. Book this if you want to cover the medieval center and Renaissance streets without the steep climbs and narrow passages that make walking the caruggi exhausting.
Portofino: Small-Group Boat Tour San Fruttuoso & CamogliYou’ll sail from Portofino along dramatic Ligurian coastline with a small group, stopping by San Fruttuoso’s hidden abbey beach and lively Camogli harbor. Swim or relax onboard with local snacks and drinks—including limoncello served by your crew—and soak up stories from your skipper before returning to Portofino as afternoon light fades.
Turin: Sweet & Chocolate Walking Food Tour with TastingsYou’ll taste your way through Turin’s historic streets with a local foodie guide—sampling gianduiotto chocolates, delicate pastries near Largo Vittorio Emanuele II, sipping Bicerin in an old café by Piazza San Carlo, and finishing with creamy gelato in a lively piazza. Expect laughter, stories, and a real sense of Piedmontese café culture along the way.
Portofino and San Fruttuoso Boat Tour with SnorkelingA small group boat tour along the Ligurian Riviera departs from Portofino and visits Santa Margherita Ligure, Paraggi, and San Fruttuoso, with an hour ashore in Portofino village and snorkeling access to the Christ of the Abyss. The tour includes a qualified skipper, snorkeling equipment, fresh water, and music on board; inflatables are deployed for swimming and sunbathing at protected bays.Is it for me?Your skipper navigates the Ligurian coast while you relax—stopping at Portofino and San Fruttuoso to snorkel at the Christ of the Abyss with gear provided.
Amalfi Coast: Pasta Cooking Class & Terrace Lunch with Sea ViewYou’ll roll fresh pasta in an Amalfi kitchen with a small group, guided by a local who shares family recipes and stories. Taste your own tagliatelle or ravioli on a sea-view terrace, finish with Italian coffee, and leave with new skills (and maybe some flour on your shirt). It’s warm, lively, and honestly feels like being welcomed into someone’s home.
La Spezia: Cinque Terre Boat Tour & Snorkeling with BrunchYou board at Levanto and cruise past all five Cinque Terre villages with two or three snorkeling stops in protected bays. Snorkeling gear, a full brunch with local wine and artisanal cheese, and a captain who knows the coast are all included. The morning tour gets you back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near La Spezia who want to see all five Cinque Terre villages from the water without hiking or taking the train. The morning departure and early return leave your afternoon free, and snorkeling gear plus a full brunch are handled for you.
Cinque Terre Boat Tour: Swim, Vernazza Stop & AperitifYou’ll board a small boat in Monterosso or Levanto and glide along Cinque Terre’s coast with a local guide, stopping for swims in clear water and an aperitif of focaccia, pesto, and prosecco. Depending on season and crowds, you might stroll Vernazza’s lanes too. It’s relaxed but vivid—the kind of day where you taste salt on your skin long after you’re back on shore.
Cinque Terre: Walking & Train Day Tour with Local FoodYou’ll walk ancient paths above Cinque Terre’s colorful villages, ride trains along dramatic cliffs, taste local food (anchovies or pesto if you want), and share stories with your guide. Expect laughter over mispronounced names and quiet moments watching boats drift below—this day is for savoring Liguria’s flavors at your own pace.
Portofino boat tour: San Fruttuoso Abbey & coastal villagesA private boat tour from Portofino along the Ligurian coast, with stops at San Fruttuoso Abbey, Santa Margherita and smaller villages for walking, swimming and snorkeling. The boat holds up to seven people, includes snorkel equipment and bottled water, and runs between three and seven hours depending on which stops and how long you linger at each one. A live guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French, and timing at each village is flexible—you decide how long to stay.Is it for me?Pick the half-day if you want the main villages and a swim in one morning; the full-day if you'd rather explore multiple coves and linger at each; or the sunset tour if golden-hour light and a smaller shared group matter most to you.
Langhe & Monferrato: Winery Tour with Winemaker & TastingYou’ll walk vineyard rows with the winemaker himself, taste six local wines on a sunlit terrace overlooking Monferrato hills, and snack on cheeses, salami, breadsticks—even house-made hazelnut cake. This isn’t just a wine tasting—it’s an afternoon spent inside someone else’s story.
Cinque Terre Boat Tour: Monterosso to Riomaggiore with AperitifYou’ll feel the Ligurian breeze as you sail from Monterosso along Cinque Terre’s coastline, stopping to swim at Guvano Bay and sip prosecco on deck. With a local skipper guiding you through Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore, every village brings its own story—and you might find yourself wishing the sun would slow down just a little.
Sorba River Canyoning: 2-Hour Gorge Descent & Rock SlidesYou descend a limestone gorge on foot for two hours, sliding on natural rock formations and jumping into pools, with all equipment and a licensed guide included. Transport from the center and hot showers afterward are part of the package. Bring a swimming suit, outdoor shoes, and a warm underlayer; the minibus handles the return.Is it for me?Book this if you want a real adrenaline rush in a natural setting without needing climbing skills or a full day commitment — the two-hour descent and included transport mean you're done by early afternoon, showered and ready to move on.
Barolo and Barbaresco wine tour from Alba with sommelierA private wine tour of Langhe departing from Alba with a sommelier guide, covering tastings at top-rated producers over six to seven hours. Pickup, transportation in a fully electric vehicle, all tasting fees, and a sommelier's expertise are included; you choose the language (English or Italian) at checkout. Minimum two guests.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste Barolo and Barbaresco without arranging the wineries, the route or the tastings yourself—the sommelier's connections and expertise handle all of it, leaving you free to focus on the wines and the countryside.
Cinque Terre Sunset Boat Tour: Swim, Aperitif & Hybrid YachtYou’ll glide along Cinque Terre’s coastline at sunset on a quiet hybrid boat with a local guide sharing stories as you pass Monterosso, Vernazza, Manarola and Riomaggiore. Swim or snorkel in clear waters near hidden beaches, enjoy Italian aperitifs and drinks on board, and soak up golden hour light you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Portovenere & Three Islands boat tour from La SpeziaA 4-hour boat tour from La Spezia that sails the Ligurian coast to Portovenere and three islands, with 1 to 1.5 hours to explore the UNESCO site on foot. The boat stops at Cala dell'Ammiraglio, a cove reachable only by sea, where you swim in clear water; on the return, limoncello and focaccia with pesto are served on board. A professional skipper and an assistant guide the tour in English or Italian, and the group stays small.Is it for me?The 4-hour duration leaves room for a morning or afternoon in La Spezia before or after—it's not a full-day commitment—but it's long enough to spend real time in Portovenere and swim at a cove most visitors never reach. Book this if you want the coast and the islands without renting a car or arranging your own boat.
