Tuscany needs little introduction. The birthplace of the Renaissance and an inspiration to countless artists, the landscape of Tuscany is instantly recognisable with its towering cypress trees, ancient hilltop towns, rolling hills and poppy-filled meadows. An area of irresistible attraction throughout the centuries, Tuscany isn’t just beautiful scenery and historical cities, it is home to some of the best food and wine in Italy

The Amalfi Coast, south of the Bay of Naples, is one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in Europe, possibly the most magnificent. Every turn along the Amalfi Coast reveals glamorous resorts and tiny villages clinging to the cliffs above the deep blue Mediterranean, including Amalfi, Positano and Ravello.

Where better to learn to cook delicious Italian meals than on this fabulous holiday to Tuscany. One of the most satisfying ways to learn how to cook authentic Italian dishes is to do it in Italy, with help from experts. The Italians have a natural affinity with food and it is, without doubt, one of the most popular cuisines, which is reflected by the number of Italian restaurants in Britain.
Each region of Italy has its own specialities and the cuisine of Tuscany is considered by many to be the best of all!

These three unique Classical Cities, Rome, Florence and Venice, epitomise all that we treasure in the architecture, culture, character and history of  his diverse country. You will discover one of the greatest civilizations in the world, past and present, from the ancient glories of the Roman Empire in Rome to the great Renaissance era in Florence and the romantic canal city of Venice. Together with included visits to Pisa and Siena in Tuscany, this really is a holiday that covers everything.

The beautiful Italian Riviera of Flowers, lapped by the warm waters of the sparkling Mediterranean, is a true holiday paradise. The region has been a firm favourite since Edwardian times and is renowned for lots of warm sunshine, picturesque coves and clear blue skies. The wide, sweeping bays have a backdrop of hills, their slopes clad in olive groves and pine, lemon and orange trees. The Riviera of Flowers is everything its name suggests, ablaze with thousands and thousands of exotic blooms in a magnificent coastal setting.

Discover the wonderful contrasts of Italy's Mediterranean Riviera and inland Tuscany on this superb holiday to one of the most beautiful regions of Italy. With an included programme of fascinating excursions to exclusive resorts and breathtaking coastlines, historical cities and ancient towns, picturesque villages and rolling hills - this delightful holiday offers them all.

Enjoy an ‘All Inclusive’ holiday in the beautiful resort of Cadenabbia, Lake Como combining spectacular scenery with impressive villas, stately gardens and picturesque waterfront towns.

Lying between the Alps and the fertile plains of Lombardy, The Italian Lake District is without doubt one of Italy's most beautiful regions and one of the most popular destinations for British Visitors.

Lying between the Alps and the fertile plains of Lombardy, The Italian Lake District is without doubt one of Italy's most beautiful regions and one of the most popular destinations for British Visitors.

This is one of our most popular holidays to Italy and has something for everyone. Our holiday begins with a three night stay in Fiuggi, which gives time for a visit to Rome and all of its attractions. Fiuggi is a fashionable spa resort, well known for its mineral water, and is set in the Appenine hills just to the south east of Rome. The surrounding countryside, with pine forests and olive groves, is very picturesque. Fiuggi is a perfect base for visiting the Eternal City, while remaining well away from the noise and traffic of Italy's vibrant Capital city.

We then stay for four nights on the Sorrento Peninsula, which offers dramatic coastal scenery, world famous resorts and fascinating historical sites. Set on top of rocky cliffs on a beautiful headland is Sorrento, a lively resort with spectacular views over the Bay of Naples to the Volcano Vesuvius. In the hills above Sorrento is the charming village resort of Sant Agata, which has a traditional, southern Italian feel to it. From Sant Agata there are spectacular views across both the Bay of Naples and the Bay of Salerno, and also the Amalfi Coast.

Lido Di Jesolo, Venice, Verona, Lake Garda and Cortina in the Dolomite Mountains

Experience the contrasting delights of the Veneto region and discover some of Italy's best kept secrets on this relaxing holiday staying for seven nights in Lido di Jesolo on the Venetian Riviera

The elegant spa town of Chianciano Terme, with its timeless backdrop of Tuscan countryside, is our base for this wonderful holiday in one of Italy's loveliest regions. Enjoy walking through a picture-postcard landscape of rolling green hills crowned with medieval villages, endless rows of grapevines that produce celebrated wines and long lines of towering cypress trees.