Italy walking vacation activities


Cold feet
Our Italy walking Vacations
Amalfi Coast walking vacation, Italy
Walk in lemon groves and hillside villages
Tuscany tours, walking and wine tasting in Italy
Walking and wine tasting in Tuscany
Dolomites walking vacation in Italy
Sandwiched between the spectacular peaks of the Dolomites
Piedmont walking vacation, Vineyards of Barolo
A gastronomic gem quietly tucked away
Snowshoeing vaction in the Dolomites
Michelin recommended cuisine & inspiring walks
Sicily walking vacation, Sicilian Volcanoes
Discover Mt Etna and the beautiful volcanic achipelago
Umbria self guided walking vacation, the North Valley
Along Saint Francis trails through the Green Heart of Italy
Mont Blanc vacation, Tour du Mont Blanc
The best of the Tour du Mont Blanc
Walking vacation in Tuscany
A variety of daywalks in the beautiful Tuscan countryside
Mont Blanc Circuit hiking vacation
Probably the most dramatic walk in Europe
Sardinia walking vacation, Italy
Superb daywalks amid rich and charming scenery
Cinque Terre walking vacation
Walk the stunning coastal routes of the Cinque Terre
Tuscany hiking vacation, Italy
Discover Tuscany hiking from town to town
Puglia and Basilicata walking vacation in Italy
Unique regions between the Adriatic and Tyrrhenian seas
Lake Como family walking vacation, Italy
Lake Como; a panoramic hike, suited to do with children!
Italian Alps walking and cooking vacation
Walking in the Italian Alps with Piemontese Cookery Classes
Umbria self guided hiking vacation, Italy
Easy hiking tour, through vineyards and cultural heritage
Mont Blanc Circuit trek, with hotel accommodation
Classic Tour, using small inns and guesthouses
Bergamo circular walking tour in Italy
Begamo; start hiking at about 5 km distance from the airport
Amalfi coast small group hiking vacation
This walking vacation explores the spectacular Amalfi Coast.
Prosecco Hills walking vacation, Italy
The Prosecco Road, Italy’s oldest wine route
Amalfi Coast budget walking vacation
The hidden trails of the Amalfi Coast
Dolomites snowshoeing vacation in Italy
Snowshoeing in the Dolomites with a mountain guide
Aeolian Islands walking vacation in Sicily
Self Guided Walking in the Aeolian Islands, Sicily
Amalfi Coast moderate hiking vacation, Italy
Coastal hike following in the 'Footpath of the Gods'
Piedmont self guided walking vacation in Italy
Walking and gastronomic delights in Piedmont
Chianti walking vacation in Italy
Volterra and the soaring towers of San Gimignano
Puglia walking vacation in Italy
Combine superb cuisine, wines and easy walks
Amalfi, Capri and Sorrento walking vacation, Italy
Heavenly walks along Italy's coastal paths
Tuscany small group walking vacation in Italy
Centre-based hiking vacation in Tuscany
Hike through history
Our top Italy walking Vacation
Amalfi Coast walking vacation, Italy
Walk in lemon groves and hillside villages
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Volcano hunting
Fill your boots
In Italy, people truly live to eat rather than eat to live. And on our walking vacations, you will fill your boots again and again. From basic mountain rifugi, Tuscan trattoria or Alpine agriturismi, feasts await. Try fresh pesto sauce in its Ligurian birthplace or a pizza in Naples. Explore the HQ of the Slow Food movement in Piedmont, sampling its specialities: arborio rice, white truffles, Castelmagno cheese and Barolo wine.In Umbria, try norcineria (cured pork produce) or warming spelt and barley soups. In Sicily, tuck into Arab-infused delights or discover new seafood flavours on Sardinia: sea urchin, salty botarga (dried roe) and tart scabecciu fish dishes. Toast it all in atmospheric bars serving tempting nibbles (aperitivi), while sipping superb artisan grappa or a glass of Franciacorta – Italy's fine riposte to champagne.