Things to do in Italy
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Snorkeling in Tropea: 4 stops with caves and aperitifThis boat-based snorkeling activity in Tropea takes you to four stops along the Coast of the Gods—Grotticelle's natural pools, the Bay of Riaci's caves, the Greco-Roman port of Formicoli and the Diver's Cave—where you snorkel in clear water, swim at each site and try a SUP board. The boat holds a maximum of 12 guests, and the operator provides snorkeling gear, a regional aperitif with prosecco, and private transportation to the departure point. The full outing runs three hours including travel between stops.Is it for me?The small group size—capped at 12—suits anyone who wants to snorkel without the chaos of a larger tour boat, and the included aperitif and SUP board mean you're not paying extra for extras once you're on the water.
Rome Golf Cart Tour: Gelato, Music & Colosseum StopsYou’ll ride through Rome’s tangled streets by golf cart with a local guide, stopping for real Italian gelato and music breaks along the way. Expect stories at places like Campo de’ Fiori and photo stops by the Colosseum—plus small surprises you can’t plan for. It’s lively but relaxed, full of moments you’ll want to remember long after you leave.
Verona: Romeo & Juliet Walking Tour & Letters to JulietYou walk through the filming locations of "Letters to Juliet," then through the medieval Verona where Romeo and Juliet's story is set, seeing Juliet's House, Romeo's House, and the squares where the families clashed. A professional guide explains the history and the legend together, and you finish at the balcony where thousands of visitors leave love letters and padlocks each year. The whole experience takes one hour and is fully wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both the movie locations and the real historical sites in one walk without navigating Verona's center on your own—the guide connects the two stories and keeps the pace steady enough for all fitness levels.
Private Boat Tour Capri: 4 hours, all the grottosYou’ll float around Capri’s coast with a local sailor, stopping at famous grottoes like Blue and Green Grotto (if sea conditions allow), swimming under Faraglioni rocks, and soaking up sun on a classic gozzo boat. Soft drinks, towels, and snorkel gear are included so you can just relax into island time—there’s nothing rushed about this day.
Matera Sassi Walking Tour: Cave House & Frescoed ChurchYou’ll wander Matera’s Sassi with a local guide who shares family stories, pause for sweeping views at Sant’Agostino, step inside a real cave house with original furnishings, and explore a centuries-old rock church filled with faded frescoes—leaving you with more questions than answers in the best way.
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.
Capri: Private Boat Tour & Blue Grotto with SwimmingYou board at Marina Grande and spend three hours on a private boat circling Capri, with stops to swim in the Green Grotto area and near Monte Solaro, views of the Faraglioni and Natural Arch, and the option to add the Blue Grotto for €18 per person if the queue is short. Snorkeling gear, towels, water and soft drinks are included; the boat has a restroom and shade. Book the 9am slot to avoid afternoon crowds.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's main landmarks — the Faraglioni, the grottoes, the Natural Arch — without managing a larger group boat or arranging your own transport; the private boat and fixed 3-hour schedule handle both, and the small fleet size means the experience stays quiet.
Naples to Positano Private Transfer & Scenic StopsYou get picked up at your exact location and dropped at your destination without catching a bus or train schedule. The driver speaks English, waits for delays, and can stop at Pompeii or scenic spots along the Amalfi Coast if you want. Water, WiFi and air conditioning are included, and the timing is planned around your flight or train departure so you're not guessing when to leave.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling between Naples and the Amalfi Coast and want to avoid train schedules, crowded stations, or arranging multiple transfers—the driver handles timing around your flight or train, and you can stop wherever you want along the way.
Polignano a Mare: First-Time Scuba Dive & Sea BaptismYou’ll feel a mix of nerves and excitement as you suit up for your first scuba dive in Polignano a Mare—no license needed. Friendly instructors guide you step by step before you breathe underwater for the very first time. After surfacing, celebrate with snacks and your Sea Baptism certificate—a memory that lingers long after you dry off.
Florence E-Bike Tour: Tuscan Countryside & Local Wine Tasting, Max 4You ride 30–40 km on e-bikes through Etruscan countryside starting from Fiesole, stopping at a monastery, Michelangelo's childhood home, or panoramic viewpoints depending on the day's conditions. The group never exceeds four people. Midway through, you pick fresh produce at a farm, then prepare and share a traditional meal with local wine and olive oil at a family estate. Everything — bikes, helmet, food, wine, guide — is included. You return to Florence by public bus in under 20 minutes.Is it for me?This is for people who want to see real Tuscan countryside and eat real Tuscan food without joining a bus tour, and who can ride a bike confidently on mixed terrain including steep downhill sections. The small group (max 4) and e-motor support are what make it possible to cover distance, stop for a proper meal, and still feel like you're exploring on your own terms rather than following a script.
Mount Etna: Small Group Summit Tour & Winery LunchYou’ll climb Mount Etna’s north side with expert guides, ride a 4x4 up to 2950 meters, explore ancient volcanic caves with helmets provided, then unwind over Sicilian specialties and Etna DOC wines at a local winery. Expect moments of awe—and probably some laughter—on this small-group day trip from Catania.
Pompeii Guided Tour from Amalfi Coast: 2-hour small groupThis guided tour of Pompeii departs from the Amalfi Coast with hotel pickup, entry ticket, and a small-group walk through the western archaeological site led by a live English-speaking guide. The tour covers the Basilica, Forum, thermal baths, bakery and residential houses, lasting four to five hours total with two hours spent on the ruins themselves. Pickup begins 20 minutes before departure; the tour is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or pregnancy, and requires moderate physical fitness.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to walk Pompeii's preserved streets without arranging transportation or entry yourself—the guide is local, the group stays small, and the pickup from your hotel means you start the day without a logistics puzzle.
Rome: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Small Group TourYou skip the line and enter the Vatican Museums with nine other people and an expert guide who brings the art to life as you move through the Pio Clementino Museum, Gallery of Maps, and Raphael Rooms. You stand in the Sistine Chapel without crowds pressing around you, look up at Michelangelo's ceiling, and finish at St. Peter's Basilica with time to absorb what you've seen. The small group size and skip-the-line access are what make the difference — you get the masterpieces without the rush.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Vatican's main sights without the crowds or the line — the small group size and skip-the-line entry are what make it possible to actually stand in front of each masterpiece and absorb it, rather than shuffle past it.
Ferrari Museum Maranello: Champion Cars & Hall of VictoriesThe Ferrari Museum in Maranello is a single-location tour through permanent and temporary exhibitions of the brand's road and track history, from foundational Sport Prototypes and rare Gran Turismo models to hypercars and limited-edition benchmarks that shaped modern automotive design. Entry includes access to the Hall of Champions, the Formula 1 history section, and all current exhibitions. Entry is permitted at any time during opening hours; the indicated duration is not binding.Is it for me?An hour is enough to walk the permanent galleries and the Hall of Victories without rushing, which leaves the rest of your afternoon free for the town or nearby attractions. If you want a deeper dive into Ferrari's racing legacy or the temporary exhibitions, you can stay longer—entry time is flexible.
Venice: Doge's Palace Fast Track Ticket & Bridge of SighsYou’ll skip long lines at Venice’s Doge’s Palace with priority entrance, explore grand halls and cross the legendary Bridge of Sighs into historic prisons. Your ticket also covers entry to Correr Museum—including Napoleon’s Ballroom—and access to Marciana Library and Archaeological Museum. Expect moments of quiet awe mixed with lively Venetian energy as you wander at your own pace.
Rome: Three Tenors Opera Concert at St. Paul's ChurchYou’ll sit beneath stained glass inside St. Paul’s Within the Walls as three tenors perform iconic Italian opera arias and lively Neapolitan songs. Expect goosebumps during “Nessun Dorma,” spontaneous applause, and maybe even a little laughter with locals nearby. It’s an evening that lingers long after you step back onto Rome’s busy streets.
Blue Grotto & Capri Day Trip from Sorrento: Boat into the GrottoA full-day guided tour from Sorrento to Capri includes hydrofoil transport, entry to the Blue Grotto, a walking tour of Anacapri and Capri town, and a local guide in English, Spanish or French. The Blue Grotto requires a descent down a long flight of steps and a transfer by small paddle boat; if sea conditions close it, a boat tour of the island replaces the entry. Free time in Anacapri lets you choose between Villa San Michele, the chairlift up Mount Solaro, or exploring the town center on your own.Is it for me?Book the group tour if you want a guide who knows the island's history and mythology and prefer sharing the cost with other travelers; choose the private tour if you'd rather set your own pace through Anacapri and Capri town without a fixed group schedule. Either way, the hydrofoil and Blue Grotto entry are arranged, so you skip the logistics of ferries and boat operators on arrival day.
Positano Cooking Class: Learn Three Spaghetti RecipesYou learn to make three spaghetti dishes and tiramisù from scratch in a local home, starting with prosecco and aperitivo, then cooking and eating everything together. The host shares family recipes and the history behind each dish. Local wine and water are included, and you leave knowing how to recreate this at home.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to cook, not just taste — you make everything and eat it together in a real home. Plan for an afternoon out and some steps to climb; that's what keeps it small and genuine.
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.
Elba: Sunset Winery Aperitif & Sea View Terrace ExperienceYou’ll sip three different Tenuta delle Ripalte wines on a panoramic terrace above Elba’s coast as evening falls, with local cheeses, cured meats, honey, and olive oil to taste alongside. Your guide points out distant islands as you watch the sun drop into the sea — it’s relaxed, genuine, sometimes quietly beautiful in ways you don’t expect.
