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Eduardo_G, Jul 2026
Swimming in Ponza
This experience was one of the biggest highlights of our Italy trip. We were feeling a little overwhelmed by the summer heat in Rome and needed a break from sightseeing, so this tour was exactly what we needed. The day starts early with a bus ride to Anzio, followed by a ferry to Ponza. Once you arrive, you join your group and board a smaller boat for a tour around the island. Throughout the day, you stop several times in beautiful blue waters where you can swim and relax. Ponza is incredibly scenic, with views that feel like they belong in a movie. This tour is ideal for anyone looking to spend plenty of time on the water. It is not really designed for exploring the island on foot or spending much time shopping, so keep that in mind when booking. Mara was our host, and she was amazing. She kept track of everyone in the group, shared interesting local history and information about the areas we visited, and was simply a great person to experience the island with. Be sure to bring your own towel, plenty of sunscreen, and motion-sickness medication if you tend to feel unwell after spending extended time on a boat. Overall, this was a great experience and a much-needed escape from the heat and crowds of Rome. We would absolutely recommend it.
Meghan_M, Jul 2026
Lots of fun
Our Roman trainer was Evan/Ivan…he was great!! He had all engaged; adults and kids. His English was great and did a fantastic job sharing some Roman gladiator history and innovations. The training was fun for all and learning the techniques was fun! He had the moms be the queens during the “battle” and the kids loved performing for us. Do this with your kids and have a blast
Monica_C, Jul 2026
Great kid friendly tour of the Colosseum
Great tour by Francesco-we had a group of 7 in total with 3 kids who were all similar ages and bonded with the other family on the tour. Francesco kept the kids engaged and built in time for toilets and snacks, which is important when traveling with kids. Francesco has kids of his own and inherently understood what kids are interested in and showed renderings of what the colosseum would have looked like in ancient times. I would highly recommend this tour when visiting Rome.
Sarah_L, Jul 2026
Great tour guide
Was a great start the tour guide was lovely so informative and I felt safe on the Segway but 15 mins into the tour we got pulled over by the police!! Who were extremely rude…. The tour guide dealt with the situation very well but unfortunately our tour came to an end ! We received a full refund no questions asked. Was such a shame as felt this would have been amazing….. very professional.
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It’s no secret that Italians are big on families. Even in Rome, Italy’s frenetic capital, you’ll find no end of possibilities of things to do with kids. Travelers find plenty of family-friend options in Rome, whether that means a kid-friendly tour at the Vatican, Capitoline, or Borghese museums; an attraction-packed ride past millennia-old landmarks on a Segway; a chance to taste (or make) a Roman-style pizza; or even lessons in becoming a gladiator. Many excursions include hotel transfers or skip-the-line entry—a must when traveling with little ones, an age group not known for its patience.

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