Top Rimini Bus Tours

Pompeii is one of Italy’s best-known, and most popular, archaeological sites. Discover the highlights of this UNESCO World Heritage Site on a seamless, private tour from Rome. Set off in the morning from your hotel, and travel in style in a Mercedes. Upon arrival (entry own expense), set off on an independent tour of the sprawling ruins, and have the freedom to explore at your own pace. Following lunch (own expense), return straight to your hotel.

Our drivers with luxury cars speaking English Italian Spanish have a special permit to arrive in front of your cruise. Sit back and reacquaint yourself with the journey. Port permit is included in the price Beware of imitations . many drivers do not have a permit and you will be dropped off at the stop free bus (15 minutes from the port in the sun or rain)

Visiting the island of Capri can truly be considered a privilege and a feast for the eyes. The natural beauty intertwined with history and the Italian-style Dolce Vita, have made Capri world-famous as a holiday destination for the national and international jet-set. Getting to know it and seeing it thoroughly is an experience to be had at least once in a lifetime. You will be dazzled by the transversal beauty that characterises this island, so much so that for a day you will feel like a star in a Fellini film.

Embark on our comprehensive Agra tour to explore the city’s iconic landmarks. Start with a guided visit to the Taj Mahal, marveling at its stunning marble architecture and learning about its romantic history. Next, explore the grandeur of Agra Fort, with its majestic palaces and sweeping views of the Taj Mahal. Conclude with a visit to the Baby Taj, a beautifully intricate mausoleum showcasing early Mughal design. Our expert guide will enrich your experience with captivating stories and historical insights, offering a complete and immersive look at Agra’s rich cultural heritage. Book now for a memorable day discovering Agra’s timeless treasures!

A tour to discover this medieval village. Mentioned by Dante in the Divine Comedy, it is here that Mastinvecchio, progenitor of the Malatesta family, lords of Rimini, was born. We will visit together the village, the medieval fortress, the civic tower, the medieval walls, and we will go to the discovery of the ancient Etruscan and Villanovan civilization that chose this place to live.