Things to do in Italy
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Snorkeling in Gaeta: Boat excursion with natural poolsA 2-hour boat excursion from Gaeta that circles the Gulf, passes medieval castles and cliff formations, then anchors at Pozzo del Diavolo and 40 Remi for 30 minutes of snorkeling in turquoise natural pools set among caves and inlets. The boat stays afloat for most of the route while the commander narrates the city's fortifications and geology; snorkeling equipment is included. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or during pregnancy.Is it for me?The boat moves constantly for the first hour and a half, so this suits travelers comfortable with being on the water and ready to enter it at the natural pools. If you prefer a longer swim or multiple snorkeling stops, a different excursion may fit better; if you want the castles and cliffs without getting wet, you can stay aboard the whole time.
Rome Night eBike Tour: Sunset Landmarks & Pizza OptionYou’ll glide through Rome’s glowing streets by e-bike at sunset with a local guide—past places like Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona—pausing for stories and photos where ancient stones meet city lights. End with optional pizza and that feeling you only get after seeing Rome wake up for the night.
Capri Day Trip from Positano: Boat Tour, 17 Stops & SwimYou board a shared boat from Positano with snorkeling gear and a small group, visit 17 coastal spots including the Blue Grotto and Green Grotto with entry included, swim and snorkel in calm coves, eat brunch and drink prosecco on deck, then spend four hours exploring Capri town on foot before returning to your starting point. The whole day—transport, entry fees, food, and gear—is arranged in advance, so you show up and go.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Capri's full coastline—grottos, rock formations, hidden coves—without arranging transport, entry fees, or timing yourself. The boat handles the logistics and the stops, which is what lets you spend half the day swimming and half exploring the island on foot.
Lake Como: 1-Hour Boat Tour & Prosecco with Villa ViewsYou board a modern speedboat in Como and spend an hour cruising past Villa d'Este, Villa Erba, and a series of historic lakeside villas while holding a glass of Prosecco. An optional multilingual audio guide explains the architecture and history if you want it; otherwise, you just watch. Small groups, padded seats, and an awning keep it comfortable, and you're back in Como's center within the hour, ready to explore on foot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lake Como's most famous villas from the water without arranging your own boat or spending a full day on the lake — the one-hour format fits easily into a Como visit, and the Prosecco makes it feel like an occasion rather than just transportation.
Sicilian Cooking Class in Palermo: Market Tour or Pasta & GelatoA hands-on Sicilian cooking class in Palermo led by a professional local chef, where you choose between a market-focused option that includes a visit to Mercato del Capo or a pasta-and-gelato option centered on fresh pasta making. Both options include fresh ingredients, an apron, utensils, a meal with wine or soft drinks, a digital recipe booklet and a Graduation Certificate. The market tour runs rain or shine; when the market is closed, the chef substitutes a special introduction and extra tastings at the cooking school instead.Is it for me?Book the Cooking Class & Market Tour if you want to see where Palermo cooks shop and learn three iconic Sicilian dishes in one afternoon. Choose Pasta & Gelato if you have a shorter window and want to focus on making fresh pasta and learning gelato technique without the market visit.
Naples Pizza & Drinks Tour: 6 Types in the Historic CenterA 3.5-hour walking tour through Naples' historic center where you taste at least 6 types of pizza at local pizzerias, visit the Gesù Nuovo Church and a 15th-century Venetian palace, and finish with a chocolate dessert from a century-old pastry shop. A local English-speaking guide leads the route through the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the tour includes a classic spritz and a sweet treat alongside the pizza tastings.Is it for me?Book the small-group tour if you want to move at a steady pace with other travelers and hear stories from a guide who knows the neighborhood; choose the private option if you prefer to set the rhythm and have the guide's full attention for questions about the food, the history, or the families running each pizzeria.
Naples: Street Food Walking Tour & Local TastingsYou’ll follow a local guide through Naples’ busy streets, tasting everything from hot taralli to folded pizza and sweet baba. Expect laughter, casual chats about Neapolitan life, and plenty of chances to eat right alongside locals. By the end you’ll feel like you’ve seen (and tasted) the real city — stains on your shirt included.
Venice Food Tour: Cicchetti & Wine Tasting San PoloYou walk four bacaro in San Polo and Dorsoduro with a local English-speaking guide, tasting seven cicchetti and other Venetian specialties paired with four drinks—spritz, prosecco, wine, and gelato. The group stays under ten people, and your guide shows you how Venetians actually eat instead of where tourists go. It's a full meal spread across the evening, and you leave knowing which places to return to alone.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat like a Venetian instead of a tourist and don't want to figure out which bacaro to visit or what to order—the guide handles the route, the stops, and the explanations, so you just show up and taste your way through the city.
Cagliari: Electric Bike Tour Through Castello, Villanova & StampaceYou’ll roll through Cagliari’s historic quarters on an electric bike with a local guide who knows every hidden alley and story. Expect easy climbs to Castello’s views, coffee breaks in Villanova, stops at shrines and museums, plus time to breathe in sea air and city life along the way.
Milan: Verona, Lake Garda & Sirmione Boat Cruise Day TripYou travel by air-conditioned coach from Milan to Verona for a walking tour and free time at the Arena and Juliet's House, then drive to Sirmione for a private boat cruise around Scaliger Castle and the lake's edge. Lunch is on your own in Verona; the boat, guide, headsets, and transport are included. The whole day runs about ten hours, and you return to Milan in the evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Verona's Roman history and Lake Garda's landscape in one day without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the fixed itinerary and private boat are what make both stops fit into a single outing from Milan.
Genoa: Pesto & Fresh Pasta Class with Rooftop WineYou arrive at a fifth-floor apartment in Genoa's historic center, learn to crush pesto and roll fresh pasta from a local chef, then sit down to a full meal you've made yourself—antipasto, your handmade Picagge, dessert, and regional wine included. The class is small and intimate, and the terrace overlooks the city and port.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn a real Ligurian recipe in the place it comes from and eat what you've made the same afternoon—the small group and home setting are what make it feel like cooking with someone who knows, not taking a class.
Naples: Open Bus City Tour 24-Hour Hop-On Hop-OffYou board an open-air bus at any of 11 stops around Naples and ride with a multilingual audio guide, getting off and on as you choose over 24 hours. The route covers the port, historic center, Royal Palace, San Carlo Opera House, and ends with a panoramic view from Posillipo. Strollers and service animals are welcome, and you control the pace entirely.Is it for me?Right for anyone arriving at Naples port or staying in the city center who wants to see the main landmarks without hiring a guide or arranging transport — the 24-hour window and 11 stops mean you can break the tour into pieces and move at your own speed.
Pompeii: Wine Tasting & 3-Course Lunch at Historic VineyardYou'll walk through a working vineyard on four hectares near Pompeii's archaeological site, see how wine is made in both ancient and modern ways, then sit down to a three-course meal with three wines included. The private format and the historical setting—where you're literally standing on layers of 79 AD and 18th-century ruins—mean you're not rushing through a standard tasting. Plan for a few hours total, and bring an appetite.Is it for me?This is for anyone who wants to taste wine in a place with real history underneath it, without the logistics of arranging transport, entry, and a meal separately—the private format and the historical setting on the property are what make it different from a standard winery visit near Pompeii.
Amalfi Coast boat tour from Positano: Swim and snorkelA small-group boat tour from Positano along the Amalfi Coast with a local English-speaking captain, visiting Praiano, Fiordo di Furore, and Amalfi. The boat carries 8–12 people and includes two stops for swimming and snorkeling, refreshments and snacks on board, and free time to explore Amalfi by foot. Entry to the Emerald Grotto is not included.Is it for me?Spend your afternoon drifting past Positano's cliffs and hidden coves only reachable by water, with a local captain choosing the best swimming spots and handling all the navigation.
Florence: Bar Crawl & Dark History with Drinks IncludedYou'll walk four bars across Florence in three hours with a local guide, drinking wine, two cocktails, and a shot while learning about the Medici family's scandals and the city's medieval brothels and wine-window traditions. The group stays small, the drinks are included, and you leave with new people to grab dinner with—or at least their Instagram handles.Is it for me?Book this if you want to meet other travelers, learn Florence's real history (not the sanitized version), and experience the city's nightlife without planning four separate bar stops yourself—the fixed route and included drinks mean you're not making decisions, just following and enjoying.
Snorkeling Favignana & Levanzo from Trapani: 8-hour boat dayAn 8-hour boat tour from Trapani to Favignana and Levanzo in the Egadi Islands with snorkeling equipment, lunch on board and an aperitif included. The 12-seat inflatable boat stops at Cala Azzurra, Bue Marino, Cala Rossa and the Grotto of Lovers on Favignana, then crosses to Levanzo for Cala Dogana, Cala Fredda and Cala Minnola. You snorkel in each cove, eat typical Sicilian food where the boat is moored, and have an hour to walk the village of Favignana between lunch and the afternoon stops. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or French.Is it for me?Book this if you want snorkeling and island stops handled for you—the boat picks the coves, provides lunch, and you just swim and explore without renting a car or planning meals.
Valpolicella: Amarone Wine Tasting & Vineyard Walk with WinemakerYou walk the vineyards with the winemaker, see how Amarone grapes dry in a centuries-old room, tour a 17th-century cellar, and taste three wines paired with local cheese and salami on a terrace overlooking Valpolicella. The winery is family-run and works directly with visitors — no intermediaries or tour operators — so what you're tasting is what they actually make.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near Verona who want to understand how Amarone is actually made, not just taste it. The winemaker leads the whole experience, so you're learning directly from the person who made the wine, which is what makes a small family winery different from a larger tour operation.
Rome: Catacombs & San Clemente Underground Tour, Max 6You descend five stories through the Basilica of San Clemente, moving through medieval, Roman, and pagan layers, then taxi to the Catacombs of Rome to walk the narrow tunnels where early Christians were buried. Your expert guide stays with you throughout, explaining the art and history, while taxi transfers between sites are included. The group stays under six people, keeping the experience intimate even when the Catacombs section joins a larger official group. Plan for two to three hours and wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the layers of Rome that most visitors miss — the buried temples, medieval churches, and early Christian graves — without arranging your own tickets, transport, or navigation. The small group size and included taxis mean you move at a thoughtful pace instead of rushing between sites on your own.
Cagliari Speedboat Tour: 4 Stops & Dolphins with SpritzYou board a speedboat at Cagliari's harbor and spend three hours swimming at four different stops along the coast—Cala Fighera, the Gasole pools under Devil's Saddle, and two others chosen by your skipper based on the day's conditions. You get a complimentary spritz or soft drink, a freshwater shower onboard, and the chance to spot dolphins, though sightings aren't guaranteed. Hotel shuttle is included, and the boat's shallow draft lets it reach coves and clear water a standard tour boat cannot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to spend most of a morning actually swimming in Cagliari's clearest water rather than sitting on a boat—the speedboat's shallow draft and four-stop route are what make that possible in three hours.
Culurgiones Cooking Class Cagliari: Hand-Stitch Sardinian PastaA three-hour hands-on cooking class in Cagliari where you make culurgiones, the traditional Sardinian filled pasta, learning the specific hand-stitching method used to seal it. You prepare the dough and filling, master the closing technique that takes practice, set the table, and eat lunch with the pasta you made, served with local wine, bread, cheese and appetizers. Children from age four are welcome; the class runs in English or Italian.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn a specific Sardinian technique rather than a general pasta-making overview—the hand-stitching method is the whole point, and you'll spend the morning mastering it instead of rushing through multiple shapes.
