La Dolce Vita along the Italian coastline

La Dolce Vita along the Italian coastline (port-to-port package)

Included in tour package:<ul><li>Lucca</li><li>The Tuscan countryside</li><li>Portoferraio</li><li>Alghero</li><li>The Costa Smeralda</li><li>Siena</li><li>The Italian Riviera</li></ul>

The city belonged to Catalonia for several centuries before joining the Duchy of Savoy in 1720. The streets still carry Catalonian names, and round, Aragonese towers still stand at the city&#39;s strategic points along the coastline. Stroll on the cobblestone streets, through medieval gates, and beside age-old Spanish bastions in the historical city center with your tour guide.PLEASE NOTE <ul><li>The order of the visits can change.</li><li>Times are approximate.</li></ul>

Guided tour of Alghero

The third-largest Italian island is known for two things: The variety of its landscapes and as the first island of exile for Napoleon Bonaparte. After his forced abdication in 1814, Napoleon lived on the island for 300 days before escaping. Our tour will begin on foot at the historic center of Portoferraio, whose pink streets come from the limestone slabs used to pave them. Your guide will bring you to the Palazzina dei Mulini, Napoleon&#39;s official residence&mdash;now a museum housing furniture, paintings, and memorabilia once belonging to the former emperor.PLEASE NOTE <ul><li>The order of the visits can change.</li><li>Times are approximate.</li></ul>

Guided tour of Portoferraio

Lucca is one of Italy&#39;s most fascinating and best-preserved medieval cities. The city has meticulously cared for its historic and cultural heritage so well, visitors find themselves in a virtual time capsule within its streets, squares, and churches. You&#39;ll set out to discover the remarkable center and its main monuments, including the exterior of the Basilica of San Frediano and San Michele in Foro&#39;s notable facade. You&#39;ll then visit the Saint Martin of Tours Cathedral, whose construction and, therefore, styles span almost 1,000 years. The cathedral&#39;s most precious possessions are the Holy Face of Lucca and Ilaria del Carretto&#39;s splendid tomb sculpted by Jacopo della Quercia.PLEASE NOTE <ul><li>The order of the visits can change.</li><li>Times are approximate.</li></ul>

Lucca, the City of 100 Churches

Visit the seaside resort of Santa Margherita Ligure, located among verdant luxury on a beautiful bay. Enjoy some time along the most famous stretch of the Riviera. Our excursion includes a boat tour from Santa Margherita Ligure to Portofino.(3) Arriving from the sea, you'll have a great view of the particularly photogenic harbor in the village that has become "the place to be." We'll return to Santa Margherita Ligure by boat and enjoy lunch in a restaurant. In the afternoon, we'll stop off at beautiful Sestri Levante, a once quiet fishing spot becoming increasingly popular. The Bay of Silence and the Bay of Fairy Tales cradle this city dotted with colorful, pastel facades.PLEASE NOTE<ul><li>The order of the visits can change.</li><li>Times are approximate.</li></ul>

The Italian Riviera

While the city center is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the surrounding environment contains the best Italy has to offer. Siena looks much like it did back between the 12th and 15th centuries. Your guide will take you down the small, shaded streets to the heart of the city&mdash;the Piazza del Campo, one of the largest medieval squares in Europe and the starting point for the annual Palio horse race. You&#39;ll visit the cathedral, an impressive Gothic work that is also one of the most important in Italy. In the afternoon, explore the streets lined with 14th-century tower houses, Gothic castles, and churches.PLEASE NOTE<ul><li>The order of the visits can change.</li><li>Times are approximate.</li></ul>

Day trip to Siena, the city set on three hills

In the summer, Porto Cervo is the trendiest hangout in the Costa Smeralda&mdash;especially the harbor, often filled to the brim with luxury yachts. Ramble through the streets and see all the important sites with your tour guide. Then, set out for a panoramic excursion along Sardinia&rsquo;s Costa Smeralda&mdash;the Emerald Coast&mdash;to take in the beaches lapped by crystal-clear waters, and the scenery dotted with cliffs, bays, and coves. We&#39;ll stop for a photo op in Baja Sardinia to spend some free time taking in the splendid views of Arzacherna and the Maddalena Archipelago.PLEASE NOTE <ul><li>The order of the visits can change.</li><li>Times are approximate.</li></ul>

Porto Cervo and the Costa Smeralda

Overflowing with medieval cities, vineyards, and quaint villages, it is hard not to fall under Tuscany&#39;s spell. Amazing scenery unfurls across the hills&mdash;starting at the highest peaks and cascading down to the sea. Each season brings dramatic views, from the verdant summer and stretches of sunflower fields to the romantic, almost melancholic, fall colors as trees prepare for winter. During this tour, we&#39;ll visit a winery to enjoy a tasting of Chianti, Italy&#39;s most distinguished wine.PLEASE NOTE <ul><li>The order of the visits can change.</li><li>Times are approximate.</li></ul>

The Tuscan countryside

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Included in tour package: Lucca The Tuscan countryside Portoferraio Alghero The Costa Smeralda Siena The Italian Riviera

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