Italy is one of the most enchanting and vibrant countries in the world. From its ancient ruins to its stunning landscapes, there is something here for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a cultural experience, or a family vacation, you’ll find it in Italy. From the bustling streets of Rome to the rolling hills of Tuscany to the azure waters of the Amalfi Coast, you’ll find something to captivate your senses and make your stay unforgettable. Explore the country’s vast history, enjoy delectable regional cuisine, and discover the unique beauty that Italy has to offer.

When to go: Spring, Summer, and Autumn are considered the best times to visit Italy, but be prepared for peak tourist season from June to September.

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Highlights

Amalfi Coast

The Amalfi Coast in Southern Italy is a popular tourist destination for its stunning beauty and picturesque towns. But beyond the well-known cities of Positano and Amalfi, there is a wealth of lesser known spots to explore. The seaside village of Praiano is a hidden gem, with its breathtaking views and quiet atmosphere. Furore is a breathtakingly scenic town that is home to the Fjord of Furore, a deep canyon carved out by the sea. The charming town of Atrani is a great spot for an authentic Italian experience, with its cobblestone streets, traditional restaurants, and stunning beach. For an even more remote getaway, visit the island of Li Galli, a paradise of crystal clear waters, secluded beaches, and abundant wildlife.

 

Puglia

Puglia, Italy is a beautiful region of the country filled with stunning coastlines, rich culture, delicious cuisine, and plenty of hidden gems. From the Gargano Promontory to Alberobello and the Trulli Houses, Puglia has a wealth of cultural and historical attractions that can be enjoyed. In the south of the region, the Valle d’Itria is home to the characteristic trulli houses, white-washed dwellings with conical roofs that are unique to the area. Further to the north is the Gargano Promontory, which is a mountainous peninsula that is home to whitewashed villages, secluded beaches, and lush forests. Here you can explore the old town of Vieste, the fishing villages of Peschici and Rodi Garganico, and the spiritual pilgrimage site of Monte Sant’Angelo.

Portofino

Portofino, Italy is a stunning coastal village renowned for its picturesque harbor and charming cafes. But, there is much more to explore in this quaint part of the Italian Riviera. From the cobblestone streets of the old town to the secluded beaches of the nearby coves, there are plenty of hidden gems to discover. Travelers can wander through the winding alleys, lined with colorful houses and bustling markets, or take a leisurely stroll along the breathtaking cliffs, enjoying spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea. Nature lovers can explore the nearby forest and take in the unique flora and fauna.

Dolomites

Italy’s Dolomites are a majestic mountain range that offer breathtaking views and a wealth of outdoor activities. Located in the northern Italian Alps, the Dolomites rise dramatically from the surrounding valleys, creating a stunning landscape of jagged peaks and lush green valleys. From skiing to mountaineering, the Dolomites are a paradise for outdoor adventurers. The area is also home to a number of quaint villages, which offer a glimpse into the culture and history of the region. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful escape or an adrenaline-filled adventure, the Dolomites are the perfect place to explore.

Tuscany

Tuscany is one of the most famous regions in Italy renowned for its beautiful landscapes, rolling hills, and delicious food. But there’s much more to this region than meets the eye. From the picturesque hilltop villages of Chianti to the stunning marble quarries of Carrara, there are plenty of lesser-known areas in Tuscany that are worth exploring. From the thermal baths of Saturnia to the wine-producing region of Montalcino, visitors can experience the charm and beauty of these delightful, off-the-beaten-path areas.

 

Sicily

For those looking for a more unique experience, Sicily offers plenty of lesser-known attractions and activities. From hiking trails and nature reserves to archaeological sites and ancient ruins, Sicily has something for everyone. There are also a variety of cultural activities, such as traditional festivals, music, and art, that will allow visitors to immerse themselves in the culture and history of the region.

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Tuscany’s Val d’Orcia

We believe that to travel responsibly, a portion of our tour cost should benefit the communities we visit. For this trip, we will donate to DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS to help provide emergency medical care to people in more than 70 countries around the world. You can learn more about our commitment to responsible travel in our Responsibility Pledge.