Meet your skipper at Ischia Porto and board your ITAMA Boat.
Embark on an unforgettable private boat tour around the beautiful island of Capri, departing from the picturesque island of Ischia. This 8-hour excursion promises a unique and personalized experience, allowing you to explore the mesmerizing coastal landscapes, hidden coves, and turquoise waters surrounding Capri. Perfect for couples, families, or groups of friends, this private tour will create lasting memories and showcase the best of what the Amalfi Coast has to offer.

Departure from Ischia:
Your private boat tour begins at Ischia's main port, where your experienced and friendly captain will welcome you aboard a comfortable and well-equipped boat. Set sail for Capri, enjoying stunning views of the Amalfi Coast and the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Once you arrive at Capri, your captain will guide you along the island's breathtaking coastline, showcasing its dramatic cliffs, charming fishing villages, and luxurious villas. Marvel at the famous Faraglioni rocks, the picturesque Marina Piccola, and the historic Punta Carena Lighthouse.
During the tour, you'll have the opportunity to visit the enchanting Blue Grotto, Capri's most famous natural attraction. Your captain will expertly navigate the boat into the cave, allowing you to admire the dazzling blue water and unique atmosphere inside. Additionally, you'll explore lesser-known grottos and hidden coves, like the Green Grotto and the White Grotto, accessible only by boat.
Your captain will recommend a secluded beach or cove where you can take a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters or relax under the sun. For lunch, you may dock at a quaint waterfront restaurant, where you can indulge in delicious local cuisine, or you may bring your own picnic to enjoy on board.
As the day ends, your captain will guide you back to Ischia, allowing you to take in the breathtaking scenery again. Arrive back at the port with unforgettable memories and a camera full of stunning photos.

Meet your skipper at Ischia Porto and board your ITAMA Boat.
Ischia is a beautiful island off the coast of Naples, Italy, known for its natural hot springs, stunning beaches, and picturesque villages. With a free day in Ischia, there are plenty of things to do and see. One of the island's most popular activities is relaxing in one of the many natural hot springs. The island is known for its thermal waters, which are said to have healing properties. You can spend the day soaking in the warm waters and enjoying the beautiful scenery. Another must-see attraction on the island is the Aragonese Castle, a medieval fortress perched on a rocky islet connected to the island by a causeway. You can explore the castle's many rooms and courtyards, which offer stunning views of the surrounding sea. If you're looking for adventure, you can hike to the top of Mount Epomeo, the highest point on the island. The hike is challenging but rewarding, offering spectacular views of the island and the Bay of Naples. There are plenty of beautiful beaches for beach lovers, including the famous Maronti Beach, which stretches for 3 kilometers along the island's south coast. Finally, you can explore the charming villages on the island, such as Forio, Sant'Angelo, and Lacco Ameno. Each village has its unique character, with beautiful architecture, narrow streets, and plenty of shops and restaurants to explore.
Overnight in Ischia

When in Rome, a visit to the Vatican is not to be missed. The seat of the Roman Catholic Church is a treasure trove of history, art and architecture. Plus, the Pope holds a Papal Audience every Wednesday morning to greet pilgrims and visitors, pray with them, and give his blessings. Participating in this event is undoubtedly a highlight of any trip to Rome. Your guide will handle tickets and seating, leading you through the crowd and sharing interesting details about the ceremony so you're fully prepared for the Pope's entrance. Then, after lunch, you'll explore the Vatican Museums and their enormous collection of artworks that Popes collected over the centuries. During your visit, there'll be a lot to see, including the Gallery of Maps, the Gallery of Tapestries, and Michelangelo's breathtaking frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. After that, it's on to St. Peter's Basilica, one of the world's greatest churches, featuring iconic masterpieces like Bernini's huge baldachin and Michelangelo's Pietà. The tour ends at St. Peter's Square, which is beautifully framed by Bernini's double colonnade and offers a prime view of the Basilica and the surrounding buildings.

Start the day with a deep dive into ancient Roman history at the Colosseum's Archaeological Park, which represents the heart of the mighty empire. You'll visit the Colosseum, the magnificent amphitheater where emperors entertained the public with ferocious gladiator fights and exotic animal shows. Then, you'll reach the Palatine Hill, the legendary site where the she-wolf is believed to have found Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome, before descending into the Roman Forum, which was the city's key social, political, and economic hub for centuries. After a traditional lunch in a city centre restaurant, you'll continue the tour at the Vatican. First, you'll tour the Vatican Museums, where your guide will walk you through an enormous collection of artworks that Popes have collected over the centuries. The highlights of your visit will include the Gallery of Maps, the Gallery of Tapestries, and Michelangelo's stunning frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. After that, it's on to St. Peter's Basilica, one of the world's greatest churches, featuring iconic masterpieces like Bernini's huge baldachin and Michelangelo's Pietà. The tour ends at St. Peter's Square, which is beautifully framed by Bernini's double colonnade and offers a prime view of the Basilica and the surrounding buildings.

This 3-hour walk around the city centre covers most of the key sights at the top of your holiday list, so you can experience Rome's unique vibe with ease. You'll start off at Piazza Navona with its spectacular display of Baroque art and architecture, including Bernini's famous Fountain of the Four Rivers. Plenty of cafes and street performers keep passersby entertained, making it a favourite gathering place for locals and tourists. Close to Piazza Navona, you'll discover one of Caravaggio's greatest works - the St Matthew cycle - at the San Luigi dei Francesi Church, before reaching the magnificent Pantheon, the best-preserved temple from ancient Rome. After that, you'll go see the Trevi Fountain, a Roman icon with a theatrical ensemble of sculptured marble figures. In true la dolce vita style, the tour ends at Piazza di Spagna, the city's glamorous heart, where you'll see the famous Spanish Steps leading up to the Trinità dei Monti Church.

This tour hits many sights at the top of your holiday list while giving you a real sense of the city. The day starts with a pleasant stroll through the city centre. You'll see the spectacular display of Baroque art and architecture at Piazza Navona, the theatrical Trevi Fountain, and the magnificent Pantheon, the best-preserved temple from ancient Rome. Also, your guide will take you to the iconic steps of Piazza di Spagna and the San Luigi dei Francesi Church, where you can see Caravaggio's beautiful St Matthew cycle. After lunch, you'll move to the Vatican Museums to explore the enormous collection of artworks that Popes collected over the centuries. During your visit, there'll be a lot to see, including the Gallery of Maps, the Gallery of Tapestries, and Michelangelo's breathtaking frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. After that, it's on to St. Peter's Basilica, one of the world's greatest churches, featuring iconic masterpieces like Bernini's huge baldachin and Michelangelo's Pietà. The tour ends at St. Peter's Square, which is beautifully framed by Bernini's double colonnade and offers a prime view of the Basilica and the surrounding buildings.

Among the countless experiences you can have in Rome, seeing the Pope up close is certainly a highlight. He holds a Papal Audience every Wednesday morning on St. Peter's or in the Audience Hall, where he greets pilgrims and visitors, prays with them, and gives his blessings. It's an extremely crowded event, with free tickets that have to be booked well in advance and people arriving very early to secure a good seat. With this tour, you'll get a stress-free experience since a guide will handle tickets and seating, leading you through the crowd and sharing interesting details about the ceremony, so you're fully prepared for the Pope'sPope's entrance.

Consider a day trip to Pompeii for more insight into ancient Roman life. When Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, the volcanic ash that covered this Roman port town incredibly froze it in time. Then, during the archaeological digs carried out under Charles of Bourbon in the 18th century, a lot of perfectly preserved history was uncovered, offering a unique look at what life was like back then. On this tour, you'll get the chance to see all the key highlights of Pompeii, including the beautiful frescoes of the Villa of the Mysteries, the plaster casts of some of the victims, and the House of the Faun, which used to be the town's most luxurious property.

Unearth Rome's buried past in an exhilarating underground journey. Explore bone crypts housing artistically arranged remains and the Roman Catacombs adorned with ancient frescoes. Guides illuminate early Christianity in the dim tunnels.

Begin at a haunting 16th-century bone chapel, celebrating life amidst bones. Respectfully explore the crypt beneath an active church solo before regrouping. Venture into the city's captivating catacombs, led by knowledgeable guides in small, intimate groups. Discover the Christian history within these exclusive tunnels, inaccessible to larger crowds.

Relish air-conditioned transport, fully immersing in Rome's wonders. Expert guides, passionate about history, escort you through this eerie yet captivating expedition.

Home to an immense collection of art treasures filling 54 galleries, the Vatican Museums are an absolute must-see in Rome but they can be a bit intimidating. This 3-hour guided tour allows you to skip the long queues at the entrance and see all the top attractions, including the splendid pictorial cycles realised by Raphael and his pupils for Pope Julius II's apartments. You’ll also get to see the Gallery of Maps, with the beautiful representations of how the cartographers saw the world in the 16th century, as well as the Gallery of Tapestries with the stunning works by Flemish waivers that depict scenes from the life of Jesus and Pope Urban VIII. Finally, you'll head to the Sistine Chapel to admire Michelangelo's incredible pictorial decoration, the perfect way to end your visit.

When in Rome, a visit to the Vatican is not to be missed. The seat of the Roman Catholic Church is a treasure trove of history, art and architecture. You’ll start the tour at the Vatican Museums, where your guide will walk you through an enormous collection of artworks that Popes have collected over the centuries. During your visit, there'll be a lot to see, including the Gallery of Maps, the Gallery of Tapestries, and Michelangelo's breathtaking frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. After that, it's on to St. Peter's Basilica, one of the world's greatest churches, featuring iconic masterpieces like Bernini's huge baldachin and Michelangelo's Pietà. The tour ends at St. Peter's Square, which is beautifully framed by Bernini's double colonnade and offers a prime view of the Basilica and the surrounding buildings.

When in Rome, a visit to the Vatican is not to be missed. The seat of the Roman Catholic Church is a treasure trove of history, art and architecture. You’ll start the tour at the Vatican Museums, where your guide will walk you through an enormous collection of artworks that Popes have collected over the centuries. During your visit, there'll be a lot to see, including the Gallery of Maps, the Gallery of Tapestries, and Michelangelo's breathtaking frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel. After that, it's on to St. Peter's Basilica, one of the world's greatest churches, featuring iconic masterpieces like Bernini's huge baldachin and Michelangelo's Pietà. The tour ends at St. Peter's Square, which is beautifully framed by Bernini's double colonnade and offers a prime view of the Basilica and the surrounding buildings.

The glory of ancient Rome unfolds during this 3-hour tour through the stunning remains of the mighty empire. First on the itinerary is the Colosseum, the magnificent 2,000-year-old amphitheater where emperors used to entertain the public with ferocious gladiator fights and exotic animal shows. Then, you'll reach the Palatine Hill, the legendary site considered to be the birthplace of Rome. Here, the she-wolf is believed to have found Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. Finally, you'll descend into the Roman Forum, which was the Republic's key social, political, and economic hub. Today, the remains of its important buildings (like the temple where Julius Caesar was cremated) help us understand the significance of ancient Rome and its impact on the modern world.

The most amazing alpine delight! Take a ride on the Bernina Red Train along one of the world's most spectacular railway routes. An UNESCO world heritage site, travel across the Swiss Alps along the Bernina Pass to the exclusive resort of St. Moritz-- the 'Top of the World'.

Milan is one of the top fashion cities in the world but there is much more to see in this trendy, urban metropolis. It is also home to an incredible patrimony of art and culture which includes the Duomo Cathedral and La Scala Opera house.

Milan is one of the top fashion cities in the world but there is much more to see in this trendy, urban metropolis. It is also home to an incredible patrimony of art and culture which includes the Duomo Cathedral and La Scala Opera house.

Milan is one of the top fashion cities in the world but there is much more to see in this trendy, urban metropolis – it is also home to an incredible patrimony of art and culture which includes one of Leonardo DaVinci’s greatest masterpieces: the Last Supper.

Milan is one of the top fashion cities in the world but there is much more to see in this trendy, urban metropolis – it is also home to an incredible patrimony of art and culture which includes one of Leonardo DaVinci’s greatest masterpieces: the Last Supper.

Meet your guide in front of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and enjoy fast-track timed entry to the Cenacolo Vinciano Museum. Enter the old refectory of the ancient monastery, where your group will enjoy a 15-minute private viewing of Leonardo's world-famous mural painting, The Last Supper, which is included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. While you marvel at the details and take photos, your guide will tell you everything about the meaning and history behind this masterpiece and the time Leonardo spent working on the project in Milan.

Meet your guide in Piazza Duomo and get a taste of the city with a visit to a historic café where you’ll get to sample some local delicacies. Take a stroll around Milan's chic streets, visit the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and see the exterior of some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the grandiose Duomo, the La Scala Theatre and the Royal Palace. Then, reach the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and enjoy priority access to the Cenacolo Vinciano Museum where you can admire Leonardo's masterpiece, The Last Supper, which is included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The Chianti tour from Florence will allow you to explore the authenticity of the flavors of the Tuscan countryside and discover natural winemaking, to grasp the taste that a good glass of wine can convey.

Our local guides will be able to lead you on a path in which history, art and peasant culture know how to merge to best evoke the roots that have animated this land for millennia. Enjoying the view of the vineyards is just one of the ways to get to know this area.

Tuscany is the home of fine oils: a blend of ancient olive varieties, the extra virgin olive oil from the Chianti area comes from the skillful combination of over 120 native qualities of olive trees. From a difficult land, peasant art has been able to draw from the finest oil fruit that knows how to transmit olfactory sensations and an incomparable taste. Touch to understand, savor to discover. This is the impulse that animates the precious moments of the Chianti tour.
Visit the cellars of two of the most renowned wineries, taste the top products of local farms with snacks, and be overwhelmed by the unique atmosphere that this corner of Tuscany offers. You will be visiting a winery that not only offer a tasting that even true connoisseurs will enjoy with great pleasure, but you will also get to enjoy the wonderful surrounding landscape, immersed in an enchanting and welcoming atmosphere. An exclusive place that only myTour in Italy can offer you. There is time to end the day with a walk to the Castellina in Chianti to breathe the air of the village and explore its typical shops.

Meet your guide in the city center and, helmet on, start pedalling your way through the variety of artistic and cultural treasures that earned Florence’s historical centre a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list. You’ll see the major sights like the Cathedral and the Ponte Vecchio bridge, and discover secret spots and hidden piazzas while getting insider tips about the city from your guide. During the tour, there will be time to get off the bike and enjoy a refreshing ice-cream.

Join an expert local guide for a fun, informative walk through the city's past and learn about the rich legacy of the Medici family, who were not only famous bankers but also important patrons of the arts and left the city a wealth of cultural and artistic treasures. The guide will take you to famous spots such as Piazza della Signoria, the Cathedral with Giotto’s bell tower, the Baptistery with Ghiberti’s stunning gold-paneled doorway, and Orsanmichele before crossing the Ponte Vecchio bridge and entering the Oltrarno neighbourhood, an area renowned for its artisanal workshops and quaint atmosphere, making it the perfect place to grab a gelato and relax. During the tour, you’ll also visit the Accademia Gallery, home to one of the most exquisite art collections in town, which includes Michelangelo’s giant statue of David, a symbol of Florence and one of the greatest works of art of all time, along with paintings by major Florentine artists like Giotto, Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, ancient plaster casts, and antique musical instruments.

The tour begins with a visit of a cellar in the area of Val d'Orcia where you will taste a sampling of local produced wines. You will find yourself plunged into Montepulciano, where the stateliness of its Renaissance buildings and the refined beauty of its churches intertwined with the ancient tradition of its wine, Nobile di Montepulciano, a symbol of the city as well as the delight of your palate. While visiting Pienza and Montepulciano, the two artistic jewels representing the landscape of Val d’Orcia, you will get to know the authentic beauty of Tuscany.
Pienza is a perfect combination of architectural beauty and harmony. Most of the numerous lanes bearing impressive names overlook the breathtaking landscape of Val d’Orcia. Unique tastes, smells, and flavors support this natural and artistic heritage.
After you’ll take the bus and start to go back to Florence.

Explore some of the most famous sites of Florence’s ancient culture while learning about the mysteries of its past. We’ll take a look at the ancient center of the city, where some of the most interesting secrets are kept. Around the Baptistery, Duomo, and Cathedral, all of which are decorated with elaborate facades and marble panels, you’ll learn about the “Miracle of the Flowering Tree” and the “Bull and the Baker.” Afterwards we will walk near Dante’s home and discuss the infamous Church of Dante and Beatrice. We will then stop and see Palazzo Vecchio, famous for its civil architecture, the location of the guilds, and the Medici family political court. While in Piazza della Signoria, you will see an open-air museum consisting of many statues including the copy of Michelangelo’s David, as well as many other noteworthy works, including the often unseen Profile carved by Michelangelo. You will then walk through the wings of the Uffizi Gallery. Following the Arno River, you will walk towards Ponte Vecchio, famous for its gold jewelry shops. The tour ends in front of Palazzo Pitti. It is the best way to experience the famous sites of Florence while also hearing about their mysterious pasts.

Leaving Florence in the afternoon, enjoy the drive to Siena, the first stop on the tour. Enjoy a guided tour of its UNESCO-listed historic centre, which includes the unique shell-shaped square where the legendary Palio race takes place twice a year. Next, reach San Gimignano, the stunning medieval town with an impressive skyline crowned by 14 towers that have survived through the centuries, earning it the nickname "Medieval Manhattan”. Get some time to explore its atmospheric cobbled lanes, then take the road to the hills of Chianti and admire the beautiful colours of Tuscany at sunset. Dinner will take place at a charming wine estate, where you’ll visit the cellars and dine on traditional Tuscan dishes paired with their fine wines.

Discover the beauty of Tuscany and visit its medieval cities and towns on a guided excursion from Florence. You’ll explore the World Heritage Site of San Gimignano, Pisa, and Siena and you’ll have the chance to enjoy local foods and wines.

Start your Chianti adventure with a convenient morning departure from central Florence and head south to the hills where some of Italy’s most famous reds are made. Enjoy the drive through scenic country roads lined with beautiful farmhouses, extensive vineyards and olive groves and visit two of the region’s finest wine estates, where a sommelier will walk you through the cellars and the different blends they make, each adopting its own specific techniques. Along the way, you'll also visit an ancient olive oil mill that makes delicious gourmet olive oil, which you'll get to try with a guided tasting. A typical Tuscan lunch awaits you at the end of the tour before heading back to Florence.

Enjoy an excellent and complete introductory tour dedicated to those who want to know all the facts and secrets of two thousand years of Florentine history, from the Roman origins city to the 15th century palaces, including Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge), the famous Uffizi courtyard and, the spectacular architecture of Brunelleschi Dome which overlooks the Baptistery golden ‘Gates of Paradise’. We will give you the chance to discover the main sites of Florence in a funny and uncommon way! You will see most of its Renaissance monuments and landmarks. Discover the places where Florentine used to live: Piazza Duomo, where you can admire the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Piazza della Signoria, with its impressive Palazzo Vecchio, Ponte Vecchio, a secular marketplace for the local artisans. Enjoy an excellent and complete introductory tour. Learn more about some interesting facts and the secret of 2000 years of Florentine history, from the Roman origins of the city to the 15th century.
This is a complete walking tour, during which you will live in Florence like locals, you will feel art spread all around the city.

Enjoy a half day of culture, wine, and delicious food as you visit some of the most impressive destinations in Tuscany. Explore Montalcino and its stronghold and taste the world-famous Tuscany wines.

Explore the beautiful wine region of Chianti on a half-day Chianti & Castles Tour from Siena, and enjoy a Tuscan landscape of gently rolling hills and vineyards, studded with cypress trees. Taste superb Chianti classico wines and Tuscan local products.

With your chef learn tips and techniques to make an Italian meal that you can recreate at home.
The Traditions of Tuscany are strongly linked to its flavors and cuisine. We offer cooking classes in the typical Tuscan style, to help them discover our roots and culture in a funny and original way. Once you meet with your tour escort, you will be comfortably escorted to the cooking location, right in the heart of the stunning Chianti area. Here you will finally meet with a local chef, and thanks to him learn about the secrets of our cooking, the basic ingredients of our tradition, and the magical way in which we combine them. From bruschetta to homemade Italian pasta to the myriad of crostini, you will bring home a bit of “Tuscanness” to your dinner table. Learn to make this delicious food and then take home what you learned and show it off to your friends and family. Fall in love with Tuscany through its food.

An afternoon walk to discover the most unusual and characteristic corners of Venice

A tour combination to let you discover Venice's eastern influences through one among the most amazing cathedrals in the world: St Mark's Basilica

Slide among centuries of history and picturesque views on a traditional Venetian gondola, an experience hardly to forget.

Venice is like no other city, there is so much to see and do that the days fly by. However, if you only have a short amount of time, this tour is a convenient way to cover the key highlights in a day. You'll start at Rialto, with its iconic bridge and bustling fish market, where you'll learn how this floating city was built and the way water has shaped its history and culture. Next, you'll embark on a delightful stroll through the maze of calli and campi, as Venetian streets and squares are called, seeing the sights hidden within them while hearing about local history. To truly get a taste of the local way of life, you'll also get to enjoy a scenic gondola ride for 30 minutes. After some free time for lunch (short break), you'll continue the tour at St. Mark's Square. Your skip-the-line tickets will take you straight into the marvellous Basilica where you'll admire its beautiful golden mosaics and intriguing mix of architectural elements and artistic styles. Finally, you'll visit the Doge's Palace, which was the seat of the government during the Venetian Republic and now offers a wealth of artistic treasures to explore. You'll also get to walk over the infamous Bridge of Sighs connecting the palace to the prisons.

An unforgettable walk among history and beauty, the best way to discover Venice and its famous sites, as well its hidden gems.

Welcome to the Doge’s Palace: the symbol of Venice and its history, as well as a breathtaking architectural masterpiece

A full-day tour by motorboat to discover the marvels of the lagoon surrounding Venice: The "Glass Island" of Murano, the "Fishermen Island" of Burano and the "Eternal Island" of Torcello.