Amalfi Coast

After welcome and check-in, your private guide opens the journey with Florence at a slower, more elegant pace. Walk through the historic center, passing Renaissance squares, noble facades and quiet streets where workshops, small boutiques and architectural details still define the city’s character. Instead of rushing through a checklist, the morning is curated around atmosphere: the Duomo area, selected viewpoints, hidden corners and the pleasure of discovering Florence on foot before the itinerary continues toward Tuscany, Rome and the Amalfi Coast.

Begin the day in Chianti with a private visit to Antinori, where contemporary architecture, Tuscan landscape and wine culture meet in one of Italy’s most refined cellars. The experience is designed around context rather than speed: the estate, the cellar, selected wines and lunch overlooking the hills. In the afternoon, continue to Rome by private Mercedes transfer. On arrival, your tour leader introduces the city at an easy pace, with time for an aperitivo and a first evening in the capital.

Your private guide opens Rome through its essential layers: the Roman Forum, Capitoline Hill, Piazza Venezia, the Colosseum area and selected panoramic viewpoints. The day is not designed as a rush through monuments, but as a curated reading of the city: imperial grandeur, Renaissance perspective, Baroque movement and quieter pauses between the landmarks. The rhythm remains private, flexible and shaped around comfort.

After breakfast, visit the Vatican with private guidance and carefully planned timing. The experience includes the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica, with context around Michelangelo, Raphael, Bernini and the artistic language of the Church. In the afternoon, enjoy time in Rome before a private Mercedes transfer to the Amalfi Coast, where the journey shifts from ancient stone to Mediterranean light.

Wake up on the Amalfi Coast and let the day slow down. This stretch of coastline, protected by UNESCO, is one of Italy’s most cinematic landscapes: cliffs, terraces, citrus groves, coves and villages suspended between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Lattari Mountains. The day can be kept relaxed, with beach time, a private terrace, a coastal drive or a table chosen for the view.

The morning stays close to the Amalfi Coast’s lemon terraces, where sfusato lemons, limoncello craft and a light lunch between mountain and sea set a slower southern rhythm.

In the afternoon, the day opens to Capri by private boat: cliffs, blue water, Faraglioni views and a skipper-led route shaped around weather, timing and privacy rather than the crowded marina rhythm.