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Italian Connection Tailor Made Bespoke Holidays In Italy
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Italy is an open university, a historical exclamation, this is where the elite world of the literati clan, icons like Goethe, Stendhal, Dickens, Montesquieu, Shelly, Byron... the list is endless, travelled and found their ultimate dream.
A land of ancient cities filled with passion, texture, charm, and atmosphere. A museum piece, a living sculpture, an architectural treasure cove. Possessing the world's greatest architectural and art treasures. Step back and pay homage to Italy's classical past. Once you have done this, add the land and seascapes, the great food and wine and the ultimate in hospitality and you will experience the perfect Italian holiday.
Italy is a country for everyone as it offers so very much. Start your journey here with us and allow us to present the very best that Italy has to offer.
Piedmont & Val D'Aosta
At the foot of the Alps, Piedmont is pure indulgence — rolling vineyards, Michelin-starred cuisine, world-class wines, elegant towns, and breathtaking architecture. Wander from Alba’s truffle-scented streets to Barolo’s legendary cellars, Neive’s medieval charm to Canelli’s sparkling wine cathedrals.
Just next door, the Val d’Aosta dazzles with snow-dusted peaks, storybook castles, and rich Alpine flavours. Framed by Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, Monte Rosa, and Gran Paradiso, it’s a playground for winter sports, summer hikes, and unforgettable gourmet experiences.
Perfect for wine and food lovers drawn to Barolo, truffles, and Michelin-star dining; travellers seeking sweeping Alpine landscapes; history and architecture enthusiasts; hikers and skiers chasing both summer trails and winter pistes; castle hunters; and those looking for elegant towns, charming villages, and a slower, more refined pace of travel.
Just next door, the Val d’Aosta dazzles with snow-dusted peaks, storybook castles, and rich Alpine flavours. Framed by Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, Monte Rosa, and Gran Paradiso, it’s a playground for winter sports, summer hikes, and unforgettable gourmet experiences.
Perfect for wine and food lovers drawn to Barolo, truffles, and Michelin-star dining; travellers seeking sweeping Alpine landscapes; history and architecture enthusiasts; hikers and skiers chasing both summer trails and winter pistes; castle hunters; and those looking for elegant towns, charming villages, and a slower, more refined pace of travel.
Lombardy & The Italian Lakes
Bordering Switzerland, Lombardy is a blend of cosmopolitan style and timeless beauty. Explore Milan — the fashion capital — along with Monza, Bergamo, Cremona, Mantua, and Pavia. Then lose yourself in the splendour of Italy’s great lakes: Garda, Maggiore, Orta, Como, and Iseo.
Stroll through picturesque villages and historic towns, from Orta San Giulio to Sirmione, Limone, and Bellagio. Discover hidden gems like the Borromean Islands, Stresa, Varenna, and Verbania, or wander the grand villas and gardens of Isola Bella, Villa Carlotta, and Villa Balbianello.
Perfect for Fashionistas and design devotees; art, history, and architecture lovers; luxury shoppers; food and wine enthusiasts; Formula One and Serie A fans; opera and music lovers; lake cruisers; and travellers wanting a blend of glamorous cities, tranquil lakeside escapes, and grand villas with exquisite gardens.
A region where nature meets art, history meets innovation, and elegance meets adventure.
Stroll through picturesque villages and historic towns, from Orta San Giulio to Sirmione, Limone, and Bellagio. Discover hidden gems like the Borromean Islands, Stresa, Varenna, and Verbania, or wander the grand villas and gardens of Isola Bella, Villa Carlotta, and Villa Balbianello.
Perfect for Fashionistas and design devotees; art, history, and architecture lovers; luxury shoppers; food and wine enthusiasts; Formula One and Serie A fans; opera and music lovers; lake cruisers; and travellers wanting a blend of glamorous cities, tranquil lakeside escapes, and grand villas with exquisite gardens.
A region where nature meets art, history meets innovation, and elegance meets adventure.
Lazio
Think La Dolce Vita, Three Coins in the Fountain, Nights of Cabiria, To Rome with Love… Lazio has been immortalised on film, with Rome at its heart — the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and the Vatican all symbols of its eternal charm. Beyond the capital lies a tapestry of towns and villages: Bagnoregio, Bracciano, Anguillara, Viterbo, Gaeta, Sperlonga, Rieti, Bolsena… each with its own story.
Explore the fresco-covered Monastero di San Benedetto in Subiaco, the grand villas of Tivoli — Gregoriana, Adriana, and D’Este — or Castello Orsini-Odescalchi in Bracciano, host to celebrity weddings. Wander Bomarzo’s whimsical Monster Park, the Cattedrale di San Lorenzo and Palazzo Papale in Viterbo, or the ancient ruins of Ostia Antica. From medieval gems like Sermoneta and Anagni to the charm of Casperia, Tarquinia, Castel Gandolfo, Cerveteri, and the Isole Pontine, Lazio offers a rich blend of history, beauty, and la dolce vita.
Perfect for those seeking art, history, film heritage, and authentic Italian life.
Culture lovers, history buffs, and film romantics inspired by La Dolce Vita; luxury travellers seeking private Vatican and Colosseum tours; food and wine connoisseurs; art and architecture enthusiasts; explorers in search of hidden villages and ancient ruins; couples looking for a romantic escape; and anyone who wants to experience the Eternal City alongside the untouched beauty of Lazio’s countryside.
Explore the fresco-covered Monastero di San Benedetto in Subiaco, the grand villas of Tivoli — Gregoriana, Adriana, and D’Este — or Castello Orsini-Odescalchi in Bracciano, host to celebrity weddings. Wander Bomarzo’s whimsical Monster Park, the Cattedrale di San Lorenzo and Palazzo Papale in Viterbo, or the ancient ruins of Ostia Antica. From medieval gems like Sermoneta and Anagni to the charm of Casperia, Tarquinia, Castel Gandolfo, Cerveteri, and the Isole Pontine, Lazio offers a rich blend of history, beauty, and la dolce vita.
Perfect for those seeking art, history, film heritage, and authentic Italian life.
Culture lovers, history buffs, and film romantics inspired by La Dolce Vita; luxury travellers seeking private Vatican and Colosseum tours; food and wine connoisseurs; art and architecture enthusiasts; explorers in search of hidden villages and ancient ruins; couples looking for a romantic escape; and anyone who wants to experience the Eternal City alongside the untouched beauty of Lazio’s countryside.
Veneto & Friuli Venezia Giulia
Veneto enchants with Venice — a city of dreams, art, and romance, where every canal and piazza tells a story. From the grandeur of La Fenice Opera House to Verona’s Arena, from Palladio’s Vicenza to the alpine beauty of Lake Garda, this region blends culture, history, and indulgence. Wander Padua’s medieval streets, Feltre’s hidden corners, Cortina d’Ampezzo’s chic slopes, Asolo’s poetic charm, and Treviso’s riverside elegance.
In the northeast, Friuli Venezia Giulia offers a quieter, refined beauty. Explore the cosmopolitan port city of Trieste, descend into the vast wonder of Grotta Gigante, or sail through the bird-filled lagoons of Grado and Marano. Stroll the Roman ruins of Aquileia, sip wine in Udine, and savour a slower pace rich in culture and sophistication.
Perfect for art lovers, wine connoisseurs, opera enthusiasts, and travellers seeking tours that are different, distinctive, and unforgettable.
In the northeast, Friuli Venezia Giulia offers a quieter, refined beauty. Explore the cosmopolitan port city of Trieste, descend into the vast wonder of Grotta Gigante, or sail through the bird-filled lagoons of Grado and Marano. Stroll the Roman ruins of Aquileia, sip wine in Udine, and savour a slower pace rich in culture and sophistication.
Perfect for art lovers, wine connoisseurs, opera enthusiasts, and travellers seeking tours that are different, distinctive, and unforgettable.
Tuscany
Tuscany is the essence of Italy’s gentle beauty — rolling hills dotted with vineyards, olive groves, and iconic cypress trees, painted in vibrant greens, ochres, and terracotta hues. Wander the famed Chianti region, where charming hilltop towns, hidden hamlets, and breathtaking landscapes await discovery.
Explore timeless gems like Florence, Siena, Cortona, and San Gimignano, alongside lesser-known treasures such as Fosdinovo, Pitigliano, Barga, Anghiari, and Montecarlo — an endless feast for the senses and soul.
Perfect for wine lovers chasing Chianti and Brunello vintages; art and history fans captivated by Renaissance Florence and medieval Siena; foodies craving authentic Tuscan flavours and cooking experiences; nature lovers enchanted by scenic drives and countryside walks; luxury seekers wanting boutique villas and spa escapes; romantics dreaming of sunset views over Val d’Orcia; and explorers eager to uncover Tuscany’s timeless charm beyond the usual trails.
Explore timeless gems like Florence, Siena, Cortona, and San Gimignano, alongside lesser-known treasures such as Fosdinovo, Pitigliano, Barga, Anghiari, and Montecarlo — an endless feast for the senses and soul.
Perfect for wine lovers chasing Chianti and Brunello vintages; art and history fans captivated by Renaissance Florence and medieval Siena; foodies craving authentic Tuscan flavours and cooking experiences; nature lovers enchanted by scenic drives and countryside walks; luxury seekers wanting boutique villas and spa escapes; romantics dreaming of sunset views over Val d’Orcia; and explorers eager to uncover Tuscany’s timeless charm beyond the usual trails.
Liguria
A land of stunning contrasts, Liguria blends the elegance of La Belle Époque seaside resorts with rugged rocky coves and shimmering pebble beaches. Lush forests of lemon trees, herbs, almonds, and pines scent the terraced hillsides where exceptional wines and olive oils are born.
Visitors are captivated by Liguria’s rich history and breathtaking landscapes, from the bustling port of Genoa to the glamour of Portofino and Santa Margherita. Discover the colourful charm of Chiavari, the world-famous Cinque Terre, and hidden gems like Portovenere, Lerici, Camogli, Noli, and Varigotti — a coastline overflowing with beauty and secrets.
Perfect for seaside lovers craving charming coastal villages; wine and olive oil aficionados; history buffs fascinated by ancient ports and maritime heritage; hikers and photographers enchanted by dramatic cliffs and colourful harbours; foodies eager for fresh Ligurian seafood and pesto; luxury travellers seeking boutique hotels and exclusive marina escapes; and anyone ready to explore Italy’s most captivating coastline.
Visitors are captivated by Liguria’s rich history and breathtaking landscapes, from the bustling port of Genoa to the glamour of Portofino and Santa Margherita. Discover the colourful charm of Chiavari, the world-famous Cinque Terre, and hidden gems like Portovenere, Lerici, Camogli, Noli, and Varigotti — a coastline overflowing with beauty and secrets.
Perfect for seaside lovers craving charming coastal villages; wine and olive oil aficionados; history buffs fascinated by ancient ports and maritime heritage; hikers and photographers enchanted by dramatic cliffs and colourful harbours; foodies eager for fresh Ligurian seafood and pesto; luxury travellers seeking boutique hotels and exclusive marina escapes; and anyone ready to explore Italy’s most captivating coastline.
Le Marche
Le Marche remains one of Italy’s best-kept secrets — a diverse land of art, hidden beaches, and unspoiled nature. Explore the crystalline wonder of the Grotte di Frasassi caves, the serene Abbey of Fiastra, and the dramatic Monti Sibillini National Park. Visit charming towns like Ascoli Piceno, Urbino, and Fano, and enjoy the perfect blend of coastal relaxation and cultural discovery.
Perfect for Adventurers and nature lovers eager to explore caves, national parks, and unspoiled beaches; art and history aficionados enchanted by Renaissance towns like Urbino and Ascoli Piceno; coastal travellers seeking serene seaside resorts off the beaten track; culture seekers discovering ancient abbeys and castles; food enthusiasts eager to sample fresh seafood and regional specialties; and anyone longing for a perfect blend of land and sea in a quiet, undiscovered Italian paradise.
Perfect for Adventurers and nature lovers eager to explore caves, national parks, and unspoiled beaches; art and history aficionados enchanted by Renaissance towns like Urbino and Ascoli Piceno; coastal travellers seeking serene seaside resorts off the beaten track; culture seekers discovering ancient abbeys and castles; food enthusiasts eager to sample fresh seafood and regional specialties; and anyone longing for a perfect blend of land and sea in a quiet, undiscovered Italian paradise.
Umbria
Italy’s mystical green heart — enchants with its warm ochres, golds, and rich medieval heritage. Wander through timeless towns like Gubbio, Perugia, Assisi, Orvieto, and Spoleto, alongside lesser-known gems such as Torgiano, Norcia, Bevagna, Montefalco, and Montone. The region’s spiritual aura and breathtaking landscapes create an unforgettable journey into Italy’s soul.
Perfect for Spiritual travellers seeking sacred sites and medieval charm; culture lovers drawn to ancient towns like Assisi, Perugia, and Orvieto; nature enthusiasts exploring rolling hills and vineyards; foodies craving truffles, cured meats, and authentic Umbrian cuisine; history buffs fascinated by timeless castles and fortresses; and those wanting a peaceful, soulful Italian escape rich in tradition and warm hospitality.
Perfect for Spiritual travellers seeking sacred sites and medieval charm; culture lovers drawn to ancient towns like Assisi, Perugia, and Orvieto; nature enthusiasts exploring rolling hills and vineyards; foodies craving truffles, cured meats, and authentic Umbrian cuisine; history buffs fascinated by timeless castles and fortresses; and those wanting a peaceful, soulful Italian escape rich in tradition and warm hospitality.
Campania
Beyond the iconic glamour of Naples and the Amalfi Coast, Campania reveals hidden treasures like Caserta Vecchia, the wild Cilento Coast, and the rolling hills of Avellino. The Cilento Coast offers a more authentic, relaxed vibe with dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and unspoiled villages — a true paradise on earth, as Pliny declared, where nature poured all her blessings into one breathtaking region.
Discover famous jewels like Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, Capri, Ischia, Procida, and the picturesque Furore, alongside secret escapes waiting to be explored.
Perfect for history and culture lovers drawn to Naples’ vibrant streets and royal palaces; beach seekers craving both lively shores and secluded coves; foodies eager to taste authentic Neapolitan pizza and Cilento specialties; nature enthusiasts enchanted by dramatic coastlines and rolling hills; travellers longing for a mix of world-famous sights and off-the-beaten-path villages; and anyone dreaming of the ultimate Italian coastal escape rich in beauty and tradition.
Discover famous jewels like Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, Capri, Ischia, Procida, and the picturesque Furore, alongside secret escapes waiting to be explored.
Perfect for history and culture lovers drawn to Naples’ vibrant streets and royal palaces; beach seekers craving both lively shores and secluded coves; foodies eager to taste authentic Neapolitan pizza and Cilento specialties; nature enthusiasts enchanted by dramatic coastlines and rolling hills; travellers longing for a mix of world-famous sights and off-the-beaten-path villages; and anyone dreaming of the ultimate Italian coastal escape rich in beauty and tradition.
Calabria & Basilicata
Calabria is the raw, authentic soul of southern Italy — where rugged coastlines meet wild countryside, and tradition runs deep. From the sandy beaches of Praia a Mare to the colorful charm of Tropea and the historic streets of Pizzo Calabro, Calabria offers a unique, atmospheric experience off the usual tourist track.
Basilicata captivates with its dramatic cliff-top villages, weathered balconies, and stunning landscapes. This rising Italian hotspot is home to the ancient cave city of Matera, alongside hidden gems like Maratea, Metaponto, and Craco — perfect for explorers seeking something truly different.
Perfect for adventurous travellers craving untouched beaches and wild landscapes; history and culture lovers eager to explore ancient villages and UNESCO sites; foodies wanting bold, rustic southern Italian flavours; nature enthusiasts drawn to dramatic cliffs and rugged terrain; photographers seeking breathtaking, lesser-known vistas; and anyone ready to discover Italy’s authentic and unspoiled south.
Basilicata captivates with its dramatic cliff-top villages, weathered balconies, and stunning landscapes. This rising Italian hotspot is home to the ancient cave city of Matera, alongside hidden gems like Maratea, Metaponto, and Craco — perfect for explorers seeking something truly different.
Perfect for adventurous travellers craving untouched beaches and wild landscapes; history and culture lovers eager to explore ancient villages and UNESCO sites; foodies wanting bold, rustic southern Italian flavours; nature enthusiasts drawn to dramatic cliffs and rugged terrain; photographers seeking breathtaking, lesser-known vistas; and anyone ready to discover Italy’s authentic and unspoiled south.
Emilia Romagna
The gastronomic heart of Italy, Emilia-Romagna is where Parma ham and Parmesan cheese were born. Explore vibrant cities like Bologna, Modena, Parma, Ferrara, Ravenna, and Piacenza, where rich culinary traditions meet stunning art and culture. Add a dash of high fashion, plus iconic Ferrari and Lamborghini experiences, and you’ve got all the ingredients for an unforgettable Italian adventure.
Perfect for food lovers eager to indulge in world-famous cuisine and wine; art and history buffs exploring Renaissance masterpieces; car enthusiasts dreaming of Ferrari and Lamborghini tours; fashion aficionados drawn to stylish boutiques; culture seekers discovering charming medieval towns; and travellers craving a rich blend of epicurean delights, art, and speed.
Perfect for food lovers eager to indulge in world-famous cuisine and wine; art and history buffs exploring Renaissance masterpieces; car enthusiasts dreaming of Ferrari and Lamborghini tours; fashion aficionados drawn to stylish boutiques; culture seekers discovering charming medieval towns; and travellers craving a rich blend of epicurean delights, art, and speed.
Apulia (Puglia)
Spectacular azure seas meet limestone cliffs, pinewoods, olive groves, and orchards in Apulia’s gentle yet dramatic landscapes. This region’s unique blend of Norman, Baroque, and Arabic influences creates a captivating mosaic of culture and architecture — from the fairy-tale trulli of Alberobello to the baroque beauty of Lecce. Explore charming towns like Bari, Ostuni, Locorotondo, Otranto, Gallipoli, and Polignano, where tradition and natural beauty come alive.
Indulge in Apulian dishes and wines, and soak up the endless beaches and stunning coastline that make this region unforgettable.
Perfect for beach lovers chasing crystal-clear waters and sandy shores; culture and history enthusiasts drawn to baroque towns and ancient architecture; foodies eager to savour rustic Apulian cuisine and robust wines; nature seekers enchanted by olive groves and coastal trails; travellers wanting a mix of authentic village life and vibrant seaside towns; and anyone looking for a scenic, soulful Italian escape rich in tradition and natural beauty.
Indulge in Apulian dishes and wines, and soak up the endless beaches and stunning coastline that make this region unforgettable.
Perfect for beach lovers chasing crystal-clear waters and sandy shores; culture and history enthusiasts drawn to baroque towns and ancient architecture; foodies eager to savour rustic Apulian cuisine and robust wines; nature seekers enchanted by olive groves and coastal trails; travellers wanting a mix of authentic village life and vibrant seaside towns; and anyone looking for a scenic, soulful Italian escape rich in tradition and natural beauty.
Abruzzo & Molise
Abruzzo, the heart of Italy’s peninsula, boasts a stunning mix of sea, mountains, art, and folklore. With three national parks, a regional park, and 11 reserves, it offers vast, unspoiled wilderness—home to the highest Apennine peaks, rolling hills, lakes, and rare wildlife like wolves and the Marsican bear.
Nearby, Molise remains Italy’s best-kept secret, offering tranquil villages, authentic flavors, and peaceful landscapes—perfect for those wanting to truly disconnect and immerse themselves in nature and tradition.
Perfect for nature lovers and hikers seeking rugged mountains and pristine parks; wildlife enthusiasts eager to spot rare species; culture and folklore fans exploring authentic Italian traditions; travellers craving quiet, off-the-beaten-path villages; foodies wanting unique regional flavours; and anyone longing for a peaceful, restorative Italian escape far from the crowds.
Nearby, Molise remains Italy’s best-kept secret, offering tranquil villages, authentic flavors, and peaceful landscapes—perfect for those wanting to truly disconnect and immerse themselves in nature and tradition.
Perfect for nature lovers and hikers seeking rugged mountains and pristine parks; wildlife enthusiasts eager to spot rare species; culture and folklore fans exploring authentic Italian traditions; travellers craving quiet, off-the-beaten-path villages; foodies wanting unique regional flavours; and anyone longing for a peaceful, restorative Italian escape far from the crowds.
Sicily
Totally unique and still waiting to be discovered, Sicily is a land drenched in atmosphere, history, and stunning architecture. Its wild and cultivated landscapes evoke distant moors, with mountain villages basking in warm sun, vibrant orange and lemon groves, ancient olive trees, sprawling vineyards, and the deep blue sea. Sicily truly offers something for everyone.
Explore gems like Cefalù and Taormina, marvel at the beauties of Siracusa, Noto, Agrigento, Ragusa, and Scopello. Experience the vibrant buzz of Palermo and the enchanting charm of the surrounding Sicilian islands.
Perfect for history and archaeology enthusiasts drawn to ancient ruins and baroque towns; food and wine lovers eager to taste Sicilian specialties and wines; nature seekers captivated by diverse landscapes from beaches to mountains; culture vultures exploring vibrant cities and traditional villages; adventure travelers craving outdoor activities like hiking and diving; and anyone looking for an unforgettable blend of tradition, beauty, and Mediterranean warmth.
Explore gems like Cefalù and Taormina, marvel at the beauties of Siracusa, Noto, Agrigento, Ragusa, and Scopello. Experience the vibrant buzz of Palermo and the enchanting charm of the surrounding Sicilian islands.
Perfect for history and archaeology enthusiasts drawn to ancient ruins and baroque towns; food and wine lovers eager to taste Sicilian specialties and wines; nature seekers captivated by diverse landscapes from beaches to mountains; culture vultures exploring vibrant cities and traditional villages; adventure travelers craving outdoor activities like hiking and diving; and anyone looking for an unforgettable blend of tradition, beauty, and Mediterranean warmth.
Sardinia
Sardinia is a Mediterranean jewel — a land of dazzling white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and rugged mountain interiors. Its coastline stretches for nearly 2,000 kilometres, dotted with hidden coves, dramatic cliffs, and glamorous resorts, while inland, ancient traditions, archaeological wonders, and timeless villages offer a different side of island life.
Discover the glamour of the Costa Smeralda, the wild beauty of the Gulf of Orosei, the ancient Nuragic ruins of Barumini, and charming towns like Alghero, Bosa, and Castelsardo. From secluded beaches to vibrant festivals, Sardinia is a place where natural splendour meets deep cultural heritage.
Perfect for beach lovers chasing crystal-clear waters and hidden coves; history enthusiasts exploring ancient Nuragic sites; hikers and nature seekers drawn to rugged mountains and coastal trails; foodies indulging in unique Sardinian cuisine and wines; sailors and divers seeking pristine waters; and travellers longing for a mix of luxury, tradition, and untouched natural beauty.
Discover the glamour of the Costa Smeralda, the wild beauty of the Gulf of Orosei, the ancient Nuragic ruins of Barumini, and charming towns like Alghero, Bosa, and Castelsardo. From secluded beaches to vibrant festivals, Sardinia is a place where natural splendour meets deep cultural heritage.
Perfect for beach lovers chasing crystal-clear waters and hidden coves; history enthusiasts exploring ancient Nuragic sites; hikers and nature seekers drawn to rugged mountains and coastal trails; foodies indulging in unique Sardinian cuisine and wines; sailors and divers seeking pristine waters; and travellers longing for a mix of luxury, tradition, and untouched natural beauty.
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