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Hire a Kimco Agility 125i scooter to explore Pantelleria at your own pace. The bike's modest engine and high clearance handle the island's terrain reliably, and it qualifies for standard driving licence holders. Delivered to the airport or town centre with a full tank, helmet pair, lockable top case, and third-party cover included. Return it with fuel topped up.
Rent a Vespa from Blancos Motum and navigate Naples at your own pace. Operating across flexible hire periods from one day to a week, this outfit handles logistics so you focus on exploring—no need to wrestle with public transport or taxis. You'll get a reliable scooter, safety gear, basic cover, and phone mount included. The crew knows the territory well and built this service around genuine enthusiasm for the machines.
A four-day private tour of western Sicily tracing layers of conquest and culture across the island's most significant sites. Travelling by Mercedes with a licensed guide-driver, you'll move between Greek temples, Norman cathedrals, and medieval hilltop towns, stopping at working olive oil producers and wineries to taste the landscape directly. This isn't a coach-load experience—it's designed for two travellers seeking depth over breadth, with a Slow Food lunch woven into the itinerary to ground the history in actual flavour.
A four-day private tour through southeast Sicily's Baroque heartland and ancient ruins, departing from Catania or Taormina. You'll travel by Mercedes with a dedicated guide-driver, visiting Syracuse's Greek theatres, Noto's honey-coloured squares, Ragusa's hilltop old town, and Piazza Armerina's Roman mosaics. The itinerary weaves in Mount Etna's volcanic slopes, the Cyclops Coast's mythology, a working winery, and film locations from The Godfather. Designed for two travellers seeking unhurried exploration without group constraints.
A three-hour guided walk through Milan's medieval heart, tasting your way from Castello Sforzesco to the Brera neighbourhood. You'll sample breakfast panettone with espresso or cappuccino, meet salame Milano and gorgonzola at the site of the old mint, sip Campari beneath the cathedral spires, browse the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, and finish with Milan's signature breaded veal cutlet. Your private licensed guide unpicks the city's trading past whilst you eat.
Explore Italy by bicycle with a well-maintained bike equipped with security features. This single-day rental includes an anti-theft chain and basket, giving you freedom to navigate at your own pace. Whether you're cycling through countryside villages or urban streets, you'll have reliable transport and responsive support throughout your journey.
A ten-day circuit through Italy's most significant destinations, departing and returning to Rome. You'll move through three essential cities—Rome, Florence, and Naples—plus surrounding villages and archaeological sites, with a local expert guide unlocking context at each stop. Accommodation, breakfast, and dinner are included from day one. The small-group format (maximum ten people) travels by private Mercedes van, which accesses lanes and hilltop towns off-limits to coaches, reaching roughly twenty key sites across the country's art, history, and landscape.
Spend three days exploring Tuscany's rolling hills, fortified villages, and wine country with a local guide who knows where the tourists aren't. You'll stay in a traditional farmhouse, eat regional food, taste wines direct from producers, and travel between sights in a comfortable minivan. Departures guaranteed daily from Florence with groups kept deliberately small—never more than eight travellers.
A three-day sailing voyage aboard the Sense 55 departing Catania, exploring Syracuse, Marzamemi, and Portopalo along Sicily's southeastern coast. This private charter combines coastal navigation with stops in villages where fishermen still work the waters as their ancestors did. Breakfast and onboard facilities are provided, giving you space to move between anchorages at a measured pace while absorbing the raw Mediterranean landscape—dramatic cliffs, quiet bays, and working harbours untouched by resort tourism.
Trek the Sentiero del Viandante, a historic trade route hugging Lake Como's eastern shore from Varenna to Colico over two days. This guided walk winds through beech and chestnut forests, passes stone hamlets frozen in time, and opens onto dramatic lake vistas. A naturalist guide leads you at a steady pace—expect solitude, altitude gain, and genuine mountain quiet far from the crowds.
Rent a city or mountain bike in Cagliari or Quartu with delivery straight to your door. Explore at your own pace with round-the-clock support via WhatsApp to sort any issues. The operator won't charge you for minor scrapes or puncture repairs, so you can ride without fretting over wear and tear. Suits all fitness levels and available for single days.
A four-day walking tour threading through the Amalfi Coast's most captivating settlements, starting from Cava de' Tirreni and finishing in Positano. You'll traverse mountain ridges down to dramatic coastline, visit the medieval maritime hub of Amalfi, explore lemon terraces between Maiori and Minori, and tackle the famed Path of the Gods. The journey circles back to Salerno by coastal ferry, offering a fresh perspective on the villages you've walked through. Breakfast and lunch included.
This 4-day loop through Australia's Top End covers Kakadu, Katherine and Litchfield without pushing hard. You'll move between three camps staying in permanent tents, travelling by air-conditioned coach and taking two guided water cruises. The itinerary balances exploration with downtime—gentler walks mean you're not rushing between sites. Meals and park fees are sorted, leaving you free to soak in the red-rock landscape, freshwater billabongs and tropical gorges at your own rhythm.
A four-day walking expedition across Tasmania's Bay of Fires, guided by wilderness-trained locals who cook substantial meals at a working farm between days on the trail. You'll trek through the region's most striking landscapes—red granite cliffs, white sand beaches, coastal heathland—staying in genuine farm accommodation rather than tourist lodges. Includes all meals, park fees and return transfers from Launceston.
A two-day loop from Perth through Western Australia's Coral Coast, taking in Kalbarri National Park's dramatic sandstone formations, the Pinnacles, and the seasonal Pink Lake. You'll stay one night inland, travel by small coach with a local guide, and tuck into fresh rock lobster. Best suited to those with solid fitness levels who can handle variable remote accommodation and patchy mobile coverage. Departs Mondays from central Perth hotels.
Spend a day at Isla Magica, Seville's theme park mixing rides, live performances, and theatrical spectacles. The park stages everything from traditional equestrian shows featuring Andalusian horses to imaginative productions with sci-fi themes. Whether you're after adrenaline or simply a change of scenery, there's enough variety to fill a full day with family, mates, or solo. No meal plan included, so budget for on-site food.
Rent a touring bike for a day and pedal through Tuscany's rolling hills and countryside at your own rhythm. You'll cover ground on a proper road bike equipped with panniers, letting you stop whenever the light hits right or a village calls. This is cycling as a way to notice things—the texture of cypress groves, how the landscape shifts between valleys, the pace at which rural Italy actually moves. Bring moderate fitness and a willingness to go slow.
Four days exploring Sicily from your Taormina base, with a private Mercedes and driver steering you through volcanic slopes, Baroque town centres, and film-set villages. You'll taste Mount Etna wines over lunch, wander the golden streets of Noto and Syracuse, walk through the Godfather filming locations in Savoca and Forza d'Agrò, then finish in Catania's bustling fish market. Tailor the itinerary to suit your pace—this is just your group and a knowledgeable local guide.
A two-day private exploration of Basque Country's two biggest draws: Bilbao and San Sebastian. You'll start in Bilbao, home to the striking Guggenheim, then cross into France to experience Belle Époque coastal charm before returning to San Sebastian's culinary reputation and vibrant streets. This is a proper introduction to the region's architecture, history, and food culture, moving at your own pace with private transport throughout.
Bypass the queues at the Vatican Museums and head straight into Rome's most celebrated art collection. You'll navigate the Gallery of Maps, tapestry halls, and Raphael Rooms at your own rhythm before reaching the Sistine Chapel to stand beneath Michelangelo's frescoed ceiling and The Last Judgment. This self-guided ticket grants you unrestricted access to all open galleries without waiting in line, ideal if you want to linger over Renaissance works without a tour group keeping pace.
Climb Bali's most active volcano before dawn and watch daylight break across the caldera from the summit. Mount Batur's steep ascent takes roughly two hours, rewarding early risers with views across the crater and Lake Batur below. After descending, soak tired legs in natural hot springs fed by the volcano itself, choosing between upmarket infinity pools or simpler local pools closer to the mountain.
Store your bags at a central Paris location and explore the city hands-free for the day. Drop off and collect your luggage during opening hours without fuss—no size limits, full insurance included, and 24/7 support on standby. Ideal whether you're arriving early, departing late, or simply want to wander without weight. Staff handle the logistics; you handle the sightseeing.
Spend two days exploring France's premier wine regions without leaving your hotel bed at dawn. Day one takes you through Champagne's celebrated houses and vineyard landscapes, where you'll taste from both prestigious and smaller producers. Day two combines a self-guided wander through Chambord Castle's architecture with Loire Valley tastings at family estates. Both days feature three-course lunches paired with regional wines, driven by a knowledgeable guide in a minivan holding just eight of you, departing and returning to central Paris.
A three-day private tour across Bali's signature spots, covering landscape, heritage and local life. You'll travel by air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver who handles navigation while you take in rice paddies, temples and cultural landmarks. Daily mineral water included, though meals and entrance fees are separate. Suits most fitness levels, though not ideal if you have back problems or heart concerns.
Explore Paris and beyond on a nimble electric bike, available for anything from a single day to a month-long adventure. Gear includes a sturdy padlock, integrated lights and racks, helmet, and round-the-clock support from staff who genuinely care about getting you safely around. Each rental comes with theft and damage cover, so you can focus on pedalling through Versailles gardens, rolling into Normandy villages, or simply navigating the Seine with zero petrol guilt.
Spend two days in Paris learning photography fundamentals through hands-on practice rather than lectures. PhotoProf's instructors—seasoned photographers with a genuine passion for teaching—guide you through real-world shooting scenarios across the city. You'll apply each technique immediately, ask questions without judgement, and leave with written notes, video recordings, and a certificate. The focus is on learning by doing, not memorising theory.
Pick up a quality bike and chart your own route around Valencia, pedalling through neighbourhoods and green spaces at your own pace. This self-guided rental gives you the freedom to discover the city's mix of modern architecture, beach access and local spots without following a set itinerary. You'll get a sturdy bike fitted with practical accessories—lock, helmet, basket and phone mount—so you can navigate and carry essentials as you go.
A two-day private drive through Normandy and Brittany starting from Paris, visiting seven key sites including the tidal island of Mont Saint-Michel, the dramatic chalk cliffs at Étretat, and the fortified port of Saint-Malo. Your guide leads walks through medieval Rouen and the fishing village of Honfleur, while tastings feature local Calvados brandy and fresh oysters from Cancale's renowned beds. Door-to-door collection and drop-off in a Mercedes sedan or minivan.
Trace seven centuries of Islamic presence across Spain's southern cities over six days. This private tour moves between Granada, Córdoba, Seville and Madrid, stopping at landmark monuments like the Alhambra and Mosque-Cathedral whilst eating halal meals at local spots. You'll see how medieval Muslim kingdoms shaped Iberian architecture, gardens and city layouts—a journey through layered history where Islamic and Christian worlds collided and merged. Includes all transport, hotels, meals and expert guidance.
A two-day jaunt through Brittany's most storied landmarks, starting from Paris. You'll explore Mont-Saint-Michel, the fortified tidal island crowned by its 8th-century monastery, then settle into the walled port city of Saint-Malo, founded by Gauls over two millennia ago. Both sites carry UNESCO World Heritage status. The itinerary includes transport, one night's accommodation, breakfast, and entry fees, giving you proper time to wander the cobbled streets and absorb the layered history that shaped this corner of France.
Build your underwater range with SSI's Advanced Adventurer course in Tenerife. Over three days, you'll work with a qualified instructor to expand your dive skills and tackle a selection of specialised techniques. Choose from 15 different adventure dives—from wreck exploration and night diving to underwater photography and scooter diving—tailoring the course to what excites you. Gain genuine confidence underwater whilst discovering what your diving can become.
A two-day private tour through Bali's quieter corners, mixing rural landscapes with cultural anchors. You'll traverse emerald rice terraces and coffee plantations, visit working temples fed by sacred springs, encounter monkeys in their forest home, and chase a waterfall through jungle. The itinerary threads between Hindu ceremonies, traditional arts, and the occasional butterfly sanctuary—a solid introduction to what lies beyond the resort zones.
Explore Polignano a Mare over two days with return transport, one night's lodging, and a guided boat excursion along the Adriatic coastline. You'll discover the whitewashed old town perched on dramatic cliffs, enjoy lunch and breakfast, and spend an hour on the water investigating sea caves and hidden coves accessible only by boat. Pickup and drop-off from your chosen point make logistics straightforward.
Step up from your Open Water certification with this two-day PADI Advanced course at Menjangan. You'll push to 30 metres, refine your technique under qualified instructors, and leave with an internationally recognised Advanced Diver card. Based at Bali Hai's five-star dive centre, the course pairs small class sizes (max 4 students per instructor) with comprehensive support—equipment, manuals, insurance, and boat transfers included. Perfect for divers ready to tackle deeper sites worldwide.
Pack three days of Bali's contrasts into one itinerary: coastal cliffs on Nusa Penida, emerald rice fields around Cretya, and quad-bike trails through rural landscapes. You'll get private transport with an English-speaking driver, lunch daily, and snorkelling gear to explore offshore. The route balances beach time, adventure riding, and cultural pockets without requiring peak fitness, though it's not suitable for spinal issues, pregnancy, or serious heart conditions.
This three-day road trip connects Adelaide to Melbourne through two of southeastern Australia's most striking landscapes. You'll spend your first day hiking through Grampians National Park, tackling ridgelines to The Pinnacle and Boroka Lookout whilst spotting native wildlife. Day two takes you south along the Shipwreck Coast, where you'll stand before the 12 Apostles and explore the dramatic geology of Loch Ard Gorge. The journey concludes winding through Great Otway National Park and along the legendary Great Ocean Road, finishing in Melbourne. Two nights in shared hostel digs, all meals, park fees, and expert driver-guide commentary included.
Four days walking the Cape to Cape coast in Western Australia, where your guides lead you through the landscapes they know intimately. You'll cover distance daily with breaks for sustenance and rest, staying in comfortable accommodation throughout. The focus is on reconnecting with what your body can do and what the coastal environment teaches—the walking itself is the point, not just the backdrop. Meals and transport between sections are handled; all you need to do is show up ready to move.
A seven-day 4WD adventure across South Australia's red interior, departing Adelaide and venturing into the Flinders Ranges, Lake Eyre basin, and remote outback settlements. You'll traverse legendary tracks like the Oodnadatta, explore Coober Pedy's underground opal mining town, discover Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary's granite peaks and wildlife, and witness The Breakaways at sunset. Small groups of up to 16 travellers share meals and navigate genuine outback terrain where few tourists venture.
Spend three days exploring the Buccaneer Archipelago via the Ohana, a purpose-built vessel navigating tidal channels and 1000 islands around the Horizontal Falls. Pair your day cruise with two nights in a safari tent at Cygnet Bay, where you'll tour a working pearl farm, swim, and fall asleep to Kimberley soundscapes. This combines the raw tidal spectacle with genuine downtime—no rushing back to town each evening.
Explore Western Australia's geological and coastal highlights across three days. You'll traverse Kalbarri National Park's dramatic rock formations including The Pinnacles and Nature's Window, visit the striking Pink Lake, walk the second-longest wooden jetty at Busselton, and discover Margaret River's quiet forests. One night's accommodation at Kalbarri Palm Resort and a lobster lunch are included, with experienced driver-guide and air-conditioned transport throughout.