Top San Gimignano Adventure Tours

During an e-bike tour in Certaldo, you will experience a perfect blend of medieval history, breathtaking landscapes, and authentic Tuscan culture. This area is ideal for cycling, thanks to its rolling hills, scenic country roads, and charming historic center. Certaldo Alto – The Medieval Heart One of the highlights of the tour is reaching Certaldo Alto, the beautifully preserved hilltop medieval village. Here you can explore: Narrow brick-paved streets, ancient walls, and historic gateways Palazzo Pretorio, the symbol of medieval civic power, decorated with coats of arms and frescoed rooms The House of Giovanni Boccaccio, birthplace and home of the famous author of The Decameron Historic churches such as Saints Jacopo and Filippo, where Boccaccio is buried From the village, you’ll enjoy stunning panoramic views over the Val d’Elsa countryside. Tuscan Countryside Riding Outside the town, the route continues through classic Tuscan scenery: Vineyards, olive groves,

Hop on a scooter to explore the rolling landscapes of Chianti on this 7.5-hour Vespa tour from San Gimignano. Settle on a Vespa and ride around vine-coated hills, cypress groves and old villages, soaking in the views of this famous wine producing region. Your tour includes a wine tasting and lunch, plus the option to ride as a passenger with an escort driver or to upgrade to drive your Vespa.

Visit two renowned wineries—and enjoy two separate tastings—during this full-day, small-group wine lovers’ tour of Tuscany’s Chianti region. Head to scenic, medieval-era Castellina In Chianti to enjoy Chiani wines paired with traditional cured meats. Then, head to Fattoria Lornano for a chance to sample even more local vintages along with extra virgin olive oil.

Enjoy sky-high views over the Piedmont hills without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads at dawn on this hot air balloon flight, with an upgrade to include round-trip transfers from Milan. Enjoy the ease of hotel pickup and marvel at the vineyard-covered hills and Alpine peaks from the unique vantage point of a hot air balloon. On landing, toast your experience with a glass of sparkling wine or juice before heading back to Milan.

Bus tours can make many stops in a short amount of time, but they can be plodding affairs and leave travelers feeling out of touch with the landscapes they drive through. This tour—which takes to the roads of the Chianti region on vintage Fiat 500s—allows visitors more fun and the chance to drive themselves while they follow a guide. Pass medieval villages, rolling countryside, and wineries, and stop for a Tuscan lunch and wine tasting.