Cilento National Park: Tour of the wineries
A winery tour in Cilento National Park is a lovely way to discover a side of southern Italy that feels both deeply rooted and refreshingly unhurried. The landscape shifts between Mediterranean coastline, olive groves, wooded hills and small stone villages, with vineyards tucked into valleys and slopes that look toward the Tyrrhenian Sea. As you travel through the countryside, the scenery itself becomes part of the experience: sunlit vines, dry-stone walls, ancient farmhouses and occasional glimpses of the coast frame a region where wine is closely tied to place, family and tradition.
The visit usually begins at a family-run estate, where a host or winemaker introduces the vineyard and explains how the local climate and varied soils shape the grapes. Cilento is best known for Aglianico, a powerful red grape that can produce deeply coloured, structured wines with dark-fruit, spice and earthy notes. You may also encounter Fiano, made into aromatic whites with floral, citrus and mineral character, as well as regional blends and rosés. Depending on the winery, the walk may take you among the vines or into the cellar, where you can learn about harvesting, fermentation, ageing and the choices that give each wine its distinctive style.
Tastings are often relaxed and generous rather than formal. Wines are served alongside local specialities such as good olive oil, bread, cheeses, cured meats, seasonal vegetables and other products from the estate or nearby farms. These pairings make the connection between wine and Cilento’s food culture especially clear: simple ingredients, strong local identity and an emphasis on quality. Hosts often have personal stories to share about the land and the people who work it, and visits feel less like a standard tasting and more like an invitation into everyday life in the region.
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Ravello, Amalfi and boat trip to Positano
Explore the timeless beauty of Ravello and Amalfi with a guided tour. Learn about the rich history and captivating culture of these charming towns.
Explore the timeless beauty of Ravello and Amalfi with a guided tour. Learn about the rich history and captivating culture of these charming towns. Then, enjoy a private boat tour along the stunning Amalfi Coast, taking in breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and shimmering waters. Canapés and drinks will be provided on board, and there will be opportunities to swim in the clear waters of the coast. The boat trip concludes in Positano, where you can explore the narrow streets and vibrant atmosphere on a walking tour. Our minivan will pick you up from Positano and return you to your accommodation. This unforgettable experience lasts 10 hours, including the return trip by our minivan. Do not miss our Ravello, Amalfi and boat trip to Positano!
The tour includes
- Pick-up and drop-off service to and from the accommodation
- Minivan and Driver, Parking and toll fees, fuel
- Fees for drop-offs and pick-ups in Ravello, Amalfi and Positano
- Private Guide in person in Ravello and Amalfi (two hours)
- Private boat from Amalfi to Positano (4 hrs) with Canapés and Prosecco on board
- Authority fee for Embarkation in Amalfi, Authority fee for disembarkation in Positano
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Explore the timeless beauty of Ravello and Amalfi with a guided tour. Learn about the rich history and captivating culture of these charming towns. Then, enjoy a private boat tour along the stunning Amalfi Coast, taking in breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and shimmering waters. Canapés and drinks will be provided on board, and there will be opportunities to swim in the clear waters of the coast. The boat trip concludes in Positano, where you can explore the narrow streets and vibrant atmosphere on a walking tour. Our minivan will pick you up from Positano and return you to your accommodation. This unforgettable experience lasts 10 hours, including the return trip by our minivan. Do not miss our Ravello, Amalfi and boat trip to Positano!
What’s included?
- Pick-up and drop-off service
- Minivan
- Driver
- Parking and toll fees
- Fees for drop-offs and pick-ups in Ravello, Amalfi and Positano
- Private Guide in person in Ravello and Amalfi (two hours)
- Private boat from Amalfi to Positano (4 hrs
- Canapés and Prosecco on board the boat
- Authority fee for Embarkation in Amalfi
- Authority fee for disembarkation in Positano
Exclusions
- Lunch (upon request, the Captain will be glad to land you in a secluded bay with a nice intimate restaurant along the Amalfi Coast
- Tip
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Matera Sassi guided tour




Matera Sassi guided tour.
Embark on a captivating journey through the ages with our Matera Sassi, Crypt of the Original Sin guided tour, wine tasting and lunch.
Spend the day exploring Matera’s Sassi, the remarkable cave-dwelling districts of Sasso Caveoso and Sasso Barisano. Wander the stone lanes, visit a cave house and rock-hewn church, and take in the views across the ravine. Then head just outside the city to the Crypt of the Original Sin, a beautifully frescoed rock church often called the “Sistine Chapel” of rupestrian art; for a relaxed finish, stop at a nearby winery in the Matera countryside for a tasting of local Aglianico and Primitivo wines, paired with a leisurely lunch of regional specialities such as handmade pasta, local cheeses, and bread from Matera.
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Meet with our Guide in atera. The tour starts from the historic Via Volta No. 3/5, a starting point that sets the tone for the exploration ahead. Traverse the charming Via San Francesco, with a pause in front of the church that adds a spiritual dimension to your adventure. As you ascend to the city’s highest point, the Civita, marvel at the breathtaking Cathedral that is a testament to Matera’s enduring architectural grandeur. Navigate through panoramic routes, winding streets, and narrow alleys leading to the picturesque Via Fiorentini. The itinerary unfolds with the discovery of the Rupestrian Church of Sant’Antonio, a hidden gem that encapsulates the spiritual essence of Matera. Continue to explore a traditional Casa Grotta, offering a glimpse into the daily lives of Matera’s past residents. Venture through Via Madonna delle Virtù and Porta Pistoia, where the vernacular of Matera, with its widening and connection point between Sasso Barisano and Sasso Caveoso, adds linguistic charm to the experience. Delve into the historical narrative of the Church of San Pietro, appreciating the craftsmanship that has shaped Matera’s identity.
With a 10-minute ride, we will reach the Crypt of the Original Sin, located outside the centre, close to our farm, where we will have the wine tasting and lunch
Price includes
- Pick-up and drop-off from and to the client’s accommodation
- Admission to the Rupestrian Church, Cave Dwelling and Crypt
- Wine tasting and lunch
- Guide in person for a two-hour service
- Van and driver
- Fuel, toll and parking fees
- Driver waiting time for all the tour along
- A comprehensive 2.5-hour guided tour led by a licensed regional guide.
Guided visit to the Paestum Temples and a Buffalo Mozzarella Farm
Visiting Paestum’s Greek Temples offers a rare opportunity to wander through history, marvelling at the Doric columns of the Temple of Hera, the breathtaking Temple of Athena, and the iconic Temple of Neptune. Explore the archaeological site while relishing the stories and legends that echo through these centuries-old structures, providing a glimpse into the past and the artistry of the ancient world. But your adventure doesn’t end there. Just a stone’s throw away from the archaeological site lies a world-renowned treasure of Italian gastronomy – the buffalo mozzarella farms. Take a guided tour through lush countryside landscapes to witness the intricate art of crafting authentic bufala mozzarella, a culinary delight cherished worldwide.
Get an insider’s look at the mozzarella-making process, from milking the water buffaloes to curd processing and forming those delectable, creamy orbs of cheese. Engage your senses as you indulge in a tasting session of freshly made bufala mozzarella, paired perfectly with locally sourced ingredients, offering an unforgettable gastronomic experience
What’s included?
- Van and driver at your disposal throughout the tour
- Parking fees
- Pick-up and drop-off service with our minivan, from and to the participants’ accommodation
- A guide in person at the Greek Temples (two-hour service)
- Tickets for Paestum Temples
- A guide in person at the Bufala’s mozzarella farm
- Costs for guided visit to the Mozzarella Farm and tasting
Exclusions
- Lunch*
*Upon request and at an extra charge for driver waiting time, you can have lunch à la carte at the Farm.
Note: The tour duration is 5 hours. It does not include the round-trip, which varies depending on the participant’s location.
Pompeii Ruins, wine tasting, Ravello and Amalfi day tour
Discover the history, flavours, and beauty of southern Italy on a guided day tour from Pompeii to the Amalfi Coast. This full-day experience combines an expert-led visit to the Ruins of Pompeii, a relaxing wine tasting and lunch at a farm on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, and guided visits to the enchanting towns of Ravello and Amalfi
Begin in Pompeii, where your guide brings the ancient Roman city to life as you explore its remarkably preserved streets, homes, temples, and public spaces. Buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79, Pompeii offers a fascinating glimpse into everyday life in the Roman world. Learn about the city’s history, architecture, and dramatic destruction while discovering some of its most important archaeological landmarks.
After your guided tour, enjoy a delicious break at a local farm near Mount Vesuvius. Set among the volcanic landscapes that make this region so distinctive, the farm visit includes a tasting of local wines and a leisurely lunch featuring regional ingredients and traditional flavours. It’s the perfect opportunity to unwind, savour the food and wine of the Vesuvian area, and take in views of the countryside surrounding the volcano.
The journey continues across the scenic Lattari Mountains, where winding roads reveal beautiful views of the Bay of Naples and the coastline. Arrive in Ravello, a hilltop town famed for its gardens, historic villas, and panoramic views over the Mediterranean. During your guided visit, discover the town’s character and cultural heritage before continuing to Amalfi, the historic maritime town at the heart of the Amalfi Coast. Explore its charming streets and learn about the history and traditions that shaped this celebrated destination.
This guided Pompeii and Amalfi Coast day tour is an ideal way to experience three sides of Campania in one memorable trip: ancient history, authentic local food and wine, and breathtaking coastal scenery. From the archaeological wonders of Pompeii to a farm lunch near Vesuvius and guided visits in Ravello and Amalfi, every stop offers a unique perspective on southern Italy
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Guided daily tour: Pompeii Ruins and wine tasting in the Vesuvius area
Step back in time and explore the remarkable streets of ancient Pompeii with a knowledgeable guide who brings the city’s history vividly to life. As you wander its remarkably preserved streets, discover the homes, shops, temples, and public spaces where Romans once lived, worked, and gathered. Hear stories about everyday life, admire ancient art and architecture, and learn how the eruption of Mount Vesuvius buried the city beneath volcanic ash—preserving an extraordinary glimpse into the past.
After your visit, leave the ruins behind and travel into the scenic foothills of Mount Vesuvius. Here, unwind at a local winery and enjoy a tasting of wines shaped by the region’s distinctive volcanic soil. Sample local varieties as you take in the vineyard scenery and learn what makes the area’s wines unique. Complete the experience with a delicious lunch featuring regional flavours, served amid the dramatic landscapes of one of southern Italy’s most captivating settings




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Herculaneum Ruins, Vesuvius Volcano and Wine Tasting Tour
Herculaneum Ruins, the Vesuvius volcano, wine tasting tour
Discover three unforgettable sides of the Bay of Naples on a day of history, dramatic landscapes, and local flavor. Begin at the remarkably preserved ruins of Herculaneum, where an expert guide brings the ancient Roman town to life. Walk along its streets and explore homes, shops, public buildings, and vivid decorative details that survived the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. Hear how volcanic ash and mud buried the town, preserving traces of everyday life and offering an intimate glimpse into the world of its former residents.
Continue toward Mount Vesuvius, the volcano that shaped the region’s history and landscape. Enjoy the scenic ascent through its striking natural surroundings, with sweeping views over the Bay of Naples and the coastline. Depending on your itinerary and conditions, you may have time to approach the crater and take in the extraordinary volcanic terrain—a powerful reminder of the forces that transformed the ancient towns below.
After exploring history and nature, unwind at a winery on Vesuvius’s fertile slopes. Sample local wines, including varieties grown in the volcano’s distinctive soils, and enjoy a relaxed tasting accompanied by regional specialities. Your hosts will introduce the character of the wines and the traditions behind them, making this a delicious way to connect with the land.
From Roman life frozen in time to the evocative slopes of Vesuvius and the warmth of a local winery, this experience offers a memorable blend of culture, scenery, and authentic Campanian hospitality.
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Amalfi Coast day tour
Ravello: a charming hilltop village nestled on the Amalfi Coast in Italy, renowned for its stunning panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. With picturesque streets, lush gardens, and historic architecture, Ravello exudes a tranquil, romantic atmosphere. The village is famous for villas like Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone, which boast exquisite gardens and breathtaking terraces. Visitors often enjoy exploring its quaint churches, lively piazzas, and cultural events, all while soaking in the mesmerising vistas that have inspired artists and travellers for centuries. One-hour guided visit here.
Amalfi: a vibrant coastal town on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, famous for its dramatic cliffs, colourful buildings, and rich maritime history. Nestled along the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, Amalfi boasts a charming historic centre with narrow cobblestone streets, a stunning cathedral with a striking Arab-Norman façade, and lively piazzas filled with cafes and shops. The town’s picturesque harbour is bustling with boats and ferries, offering access to exploring the surrounding coastline. Amalfi’s blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and lively atmosphere makes it a captivating destination for travellers seeking both relaxation and adventure. One-hour guided visit
Positano: a stunning cliffside village on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, renowned for its colourful, cascading buildings that cling to steep slopes overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The narrow, winding streets are lined with charming boutiques, cafes, and vibrant flowers, creating a romantic and lively atmosphere. The town’s iconic pastel-colored houses, beautiful beaches like Spiaggia Grande, and panoramic views make Positano a popular destination for travellers seeking scenic beauty, luxury, and a relaxed Mediterranean vibe. Two hours of free time here
