TUSCANY
Tuscany's standouts.
The 5 hiking & trekking tours travellers book most often across Tuscany. Each one with the price you pay, the operator behind it and the day you actually get when you turn up.
Go water trekking in Tuscany with a small guide-led group, wetsuit gear, and transport. 3 hours of rafting-style adventure in Val di Lima.
“Great escape from the town and Into the wild. Recommended for families who want to have few hours of activity. The natural scene is amazing. Safety is taken seriously here.”
Hike part of the Via Francigena from Siena to Monteriggioni, then enjoy a guided wine tasting in a walled hill town with a return ride included.
“Keko was very knowledgeable about the history of the place and all the plants we saw. As he was from the area it was lovely to see he knew people as they went by.”
4.5-hour small-group Florence hills hike to Fiesole and Monte Ceceri, ending with farm lunch and wine. 8 km easy paths.
“Lorenzo is a superb guide. He has tremendous knowledge of the natural and man made locale. He brought great positive energy to our walk. The meal at the end of the walk featured superb pasta. This trip was the highlight of our Florence stay. We would do it again.”
Hike Chianti Classico on foot, visit 3 organic wineries, taste 11 wines plus olive oil, and enjoy a Tuscan lunch with views from Panzano.
“Excellent day spent exploring three wineries, watching the olive harvest in action and learning about wine and oil production from our guide and the owners. Delicious lunch and easy ramble through the countryside. It was a highlight of our trip and a good break from museums.”
Private guided hike from Siena through Tuscan vineyards and olive groves, with a farm lunch and wine, plus San Gimignano.
“Our private hiking tour through Chianti Classico vineyards in Tuscany was everything we hoped for and more!! Silvia was an exceptional guide with tons of information about the area, the vineyards and the city of Siena, especially loved her recommendation for dinner!! The hike is a bit more strenuous than we expected but Silvia was…”
