Top Italy Nature Walks in 2026

Instead of exploring Cagliari alone, save time and learn fun facts about the city with this comprehensive sightseeing tour. An expertly planned itinerary helps you to tick off panoramic viewpoints that you might not discover alone, and there’s even an opportunity to see pink flamingos. Highlights along the way include Poetto beach, the medieval town of Castello, and Monte Urpinu viewpoint.

Hiking fans—this is the experience for you! Go to one of the best known beaches in Sardinia—Cala Luna, as part of a guided trekking adventure. Exploring the area with a guide eliminates the worry of getting lost, and means you can concentrate on the amazing views. See juniper trees, Mediterranean foliage, and incredible panoramas over Supramonte mountain range. Conveniently, the tour gives you the freedom to choose whether to head back to the harbor of Cala Gonone by boat on the way back instead of hiking.

Explore the largest active volcano in Europe far from the group tours with this high-altitude hike to the edge of Mt. Etna’s crater. Ascend to the trailhead via cable car, then hike 3 miles (4.5 km) up the summit cone past fumaroles and lava fields. Follow your guide along paths created by volcanic bombs and slag to the Central Crater, then hike back down over ash and volcanic scoria.

We will hike through one of the wildest natural parks in Tuscany, with a unique wealth of biodiversity, and we will reach a high altitude lake. Walking in the silence of centuries-old woods and mountain streams we will slowly approach the high altitude grasslands, the must-see Apennine ridges. There you can enjoy a breathtaking view and relax on the shore of the lake. Lunch at mountain lodge or packed lunch can be bought locally.

Ideal for history buffs or anyone seeking a more in-depth introduction to the Eternal City, this private tour lets you effortlessly check off three of the wonders of Ancient Rome—the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill—without trailing behind a large group. Led by your own personal guide, you can enjoy plenty of time to ask any questions during your tour, which also includes admission to all three sites.

Puglia's coastal walks tend to deliver scenery alone, but this one along the Le Matinelle path near Trani also checks off several points of natural and historical interest. Hike along a cliffside trail that passes sandstone walls where bee-eaters (a colorful species of bird) nest in late spring, pause in the Le Conche pine forest to spot dinosaur footprints, and end at Torre Olivieri, a 16th-century watchtower above the Adriatic.

Venture off the tourist track during this full-day private hiking tour of Mount Etna, Europe's largest volcano. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site's moonlike landscape as you are led by knowledgeable guides across deserts of black sand, ancient lava flows, and wooded areas, including the Valle del Bove and the Silvestri Craters. You’ll even get a chance to enter lava tubes, equipped with helmets and headlights.

The Langhe hills of Piedmont are famous for their spectacular views and world-class wines. Experience both with this guided hike and wine tasting just outside Alba. Set off from Alba’s main square for a scenic walk through the rolling vineyards that surround the town. Stop at a nearby cellar to relax and sample local wines paired with gourmet specialties from the area before the return hike to town.

In this tour you will visit some of the lateral craters (not active anymore) walking up to 2000 meters a.s.l.. Landscape is amazing, surrounded by craters, lava flows, volcanic ash and lots of different plants, most of them natives. All our tour guides and drivers are certificated according to the Italian law. Due to COVID-19 pandemic we follow all guidelines from WHO and Italian Government to guarantee your safety. • Pickup and Transfer service, departing from Catania at 8:30 • Guided tour from 1900m to 2000m a.s.l. • Arrival time in Catania around 13:30

Immersed in the Alta Murgia National Park, walking here one has the sensation of being in a large open space in which one can wander with one's gaze towards infinite horizons characterized by the pungent smells of mint and wild thyme in the intense green of the wheat fields or rocky pastures among the evident yellow of the ferula, meeting orchids and birds of prey. In this land, emperors, peasants, shepherds, woodsmen, together with the climate, have made the landscape and its culture unique. On the way we will meet stupendous farmhouses, we will cross oak woods, along the ancient sheep tracks of transhumance we will discover jazzi and post offices, we will travel along panoramic mule tracks and among the wheat fields we will admire large haystacks and ancient cisterns. On the hills, flocks of sheep will blend in with the characteristic sharp rocks that give this area its name. We will reach the octagonal stone crown isolated on a hill at 540 meters above sea level. from where a vast panorama is dominated.

Inside the Valley there are twelve temples as well as some fortifications, the Lower Agora and the Upper Agora, an Olympeion and a Bouleuterion. A source of inspiration for poets, philosophers and painters, it is undoubtedly one of the most emblematic parks in Sicily. Our guide will lead you to discover this place where time seems to have stopped, preserving an unprecedented historical charm. The tour will start from the temple of Hera, continuing on the sacred way up to the remains of the surrounding wall. You will continue with a visit to the Temple of Concordia, the remains of the early Christian necropolis, the Temple of Heracles and the remains of the temple of Zeus.

Venture away from the bustling city of Catania and explore the nearby villages of Taormina and Castelmola on this full-day tour. Start your day off in Taormina, where you have free time to explore the village on your own. Then, join a small group and explore the panoramic village of Castelmola, with its panoramic views, and enjoy a swim session in the Mediterranean to cap off your day.

Wander the ancient Greenway of the Lake, a trail that takes you from Tremezzo to Ossuccio via picturesque countryside and lakeside paths along Lake Como. Learn about the history of this route and the local area, then board a boat to cross the lake to Comacina Island. Hear about the medieval production of olive oil and see olive groves hundreds of years old on the island, then travel on to Lenno.

Esplora la Costiera Amalfitana dal sentiero più panoramico d'Italia e uno dei più emozionanti del mondo! 7 km di panorami mozzafiato, cittadine storiche e antiche mulattiere.

Seeing the Valle dei Templi, or Valley of the Temples, is a must for anybody visiting Sicily, but unpacking all of its Greek history on your own is nigh on impossible. With the help of a guide, you learn things about these impressive structures that you’d easily miss without them by your side.

Getting around the Amalfi Coast by public transportation is stressful and time-consuming, especially in high season. With this small-group day trip, avoid the heat and crowds and travel on board a private, air-conditioned minivan with just eight passengers. Enjoy views along the coastal road and free time to take in the highlights plus shop and dine in Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello at your own pace.

Leave the planning and logistics to someone else with this full-day tour of Capri. Take a short boat tour to the famous Blue Grotto (or another cave if the grotto is closed due to weather), visit the Axel Munthe Villa in the town of Anacapri, and explore one of the town’s main squares on your own before returning to port. Travel by minibus between destinations.

Italy is famous for its food, but it’s rare to see how its famous ingredients are actually produced. Visit a family dairy farm in Grosseto, Tuscany to see how mozzarella di Bufala is made up close, from the production of buffalo feed to how the milk is transformed into cheese. Your guide will walk you through how a sustainable farm operates, turning agricultural waste into renewable energy.

Discover Alghero, located on the coast of Sardinia, on this private guided tour. Learn about the city’s history from a bilingual guide who speaks both Italian and English. Explore the highlights such as the main square, the cathedral, the former Jewish quarter, and more. Also, get recommendations on where to eat and what to do in Alghero.

Discover the wonders of ancient Pompeii on a private, family-friendly tour designed especially for kids. Perfect for children aged five and up, this engaging experience brings Roman history to life as you explore the main square, theaters, and hot springs. Enjoy a fun, interactive two-hour tour with guaranteed skip-the-line access.

The tour explores both the historical, architectural and cultural aspects of the city. Through the visit of the main monuments and tastings of typical local products (street food) you will be able to grasp the essence of the city.

Explore Europe's largest active volcano on foot and discover its most fascinating craters and panoramic slopes with this full- or half-day guided excursion. Board a 4x4 at the meeting point and set off to take on medium to challenging trails as you learn about the mountain's history and geothermal activity along the way. Visit a lava cave (full-day hike) or relax over a tasting of local specialties (half-day hike).

Discover several of Sicily’s highlight attractions, all in one day—this small-group tour makes it easy to get up close and personal with the sights. Following morning pickup from Catania, head to the UNESCO-listed Mt. Etna, one of the world’s most active volcanoes. Explore the Silvestri craters, and taste a range of local products, before visiting the Isola Bella Nature Reserve. Finally, see the resort town of Taormina, either independently or with a guide (additional expense).

Discover Tuscany's natural beauty with a small-group hike along ancient trails near Florence. Follow in the footsteps of Leonardo Da Vinci, visiting the stunning Monte Ceceri and its famous square. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Duomo and surrounding Tuscan hills. Pause for a delicious lunch with wine at a local farm run by an aristocratic family. This easy 8km hike offers a unique perspective of Florence and the surrounding countryside. A sustainable and personalized experience awaits!