
City in Calabria
Pizzo half-day tour from Tropea with tartufo truffle tasting
Small cobble streets, sea air and a chocolaty dessert – you can expect all three on this tour. From Tropea, you'll head to Pizzo and make your way down to the Piedigrotta cave-church, where faith and folklore are carved straight into the rock. Back in town, you'll wander Pizzo's old streets on a guided tour, pausing for stories and photo opportunities at coastal viewpoints. Then comes the sweet part, a live Tartufo di Pizzo demo and tasting. After you've had your fill of this chocolate truffle treat, you're free to wander and settle into Calabria at your own pace.
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Tropea Half-day Tour with Local Tastings
This half-day tour packs in all of Tropea's must-sees. Perched on a clifftop above the Tyrrhenian Sea on Calabria's famous Coast of the Gods, this elegant seaside town is known for its sweeping coastal views, golden sandstone buildings and relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. It's easy to see why Tropea is one of southern Italy's most photographed destinations.Your experience begins with a guided walk through the historic centre. Wander along narrow lanes, past noble palaces, and lively squares as your guide shares stories about the town's history, culture and everyday life. Along the way, you'll stop to sample some of Calabria's best-loved specialities, including sweet red onion preserves, spicy nduja, local cheeses, bruschetta and olive oil.Afterwards, the town is yours to explore at your own pace. Browse boutiques and artisan shops, pick up local products and souvenirs, or settle into a café for a gelato, spritz or cold beer. Whether you spend your free time people-watching in a piazza or soaking up the sea views, it's a great chance to experience Tropea like a local.
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On this tour you'll cross the Strait of Messina by ferry and explore the island that's virtually a country in itself – Sicily. And while the drive is long, some trips are worth it. This trip gives you the perfect introduction to Taormina, with around four hours of free time to explore.It all begins with a journey through some spectacular scenery. Travelling along untouched areas of the Calabrian countryside, you'll take in wow-factor panoramas between mountain and sea before crossing the strait to Sicily. Hit dry land and we'll head to Taormina where there's free time to explore the historic monuments and hilltop vistas.A must-see is the ancient Greek theatre – perched atop cliffs over the Med, you can see Mount Etna lurking on the horizon. You'll also have a chance to shop on the quaint high-street and do some exploring on your own.
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