A Grand Tour of Italy

Aperitif on the Edge

Explore Positano's city center by strolling through its tiny alleys and climbing the many stairs that cross the city from the beach to the higher areas. Visit the local artisan shops selling different local products, and finally, head to the legendary Music on the Rocks, a bar located on the edge of the cliff, where you can enjoy dinner and drinks with a stunning view of the sea.

Amalfi Coast Private Day Trip from Positano

Don't miss opportunity to tour the gorgeous Amalfi and/or Sorrentino Coast. We'll arrange for an experienced English-speaking driver to pick you up in the morning and remain at your disposal for the whole day, so you can explore at your own pace and really make the most of your time on the Italian Riviera. This is an eight-hour tour, so you'll have plenty of time to explore, and your driver knows just where to go. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, and don't forget your camera!

Capri & Anacapri Group Tour

Private Excursion to Capri and Anacapri from Positano

On this tour you'll be exploring the wonders of Capri and Anacapri. You'll be driven to Sorrento port from where you will set out by boat. When you arrive at the port of Capri your guide will accompany you to a car for the drive to Anacapri. Then you'll have a walking tour of Anacapri with free time to visit Villa San Michele. After driving to the center of Capri, you'll have a one-hour guided walking tour, effectively going from one side of the island to the other, through its narrow streets and nooks and crannies. Following the walking tour, you'll have free time for lunch and shopping. Then you'll head to the port for the trip back to your accommodation in Positano. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes, and don't forget your camera!

Taste Amalfi's Wines

The scenic rugged cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, falling almost vertically into the deep blue sea, require a particularly strenuous effort to allow the creation of vineyards. Such an ordeal to deserve the expression of "heroic wine-making” for cultivation of red and white grapes in drystone terraces.

Aperitivo

If you are strolling in the city and it gets to early evening (around 6:30 PM), well, it's time for the "happy hour"! An Italian happy hour is called "aperitivo," and most bars offer it around this time. You can find many different kinds of aperitivo, from buffet to "à la carte", where you pick a drink (usually a glass of white wine or some prosecco) and you'll get something light to eat such as chips, nuts, or slices of pizza with it. The best places where you can go are Freni e Frizioni (Trastevere), Doppiozeroo (Ostiense), and Rec23 (Testaccio - a few steps from Circo Massimo). From June to September, along the river (Lungo Il Tevere), there are many stands and places where you can go right next to the water on the sidewalk.

Pristine Sistine Early Entrance Small Group Vatican Tour

Standing in the Sistine Chapel and marvelling at Michelangelo's masterpieces is a memory that will stay with you forever but to enjoy it this moment to its fullest the best way is by entering the Vatican a full hour before the general public. It'll be an early start for this VIP small group tour but totally worth it. Your guide will tell you the story of the chapel, before continuing to explore the Vatican Museums and St Peter's Basilica.

E-bike Along the Appian Way Private Tour

The Bike Tour of Rome is an opportunity to discover Rome in an entirely unique way! Ride down one of Rome’s oldest roads, the Appia Antica on a comfortable electric bike. E-Bikes are ideal for this bike tour because they allow you to cover more ground with less pedaling. You don’t have to train ahead of your holiday to enjoy this bike adventure! Pass through the ancient city gate Porta Appia and discover with your English-speaking guide the many remarkable landmarks and archaeological sites that lay along the Appian Way. See ancient Roman baths, including the second-largest Caracalla Baths. Stop to explore several important churches from many different periods of time including San Sebastiano fuori le mura and Chiesa del Domine Quo Vadis. See mausoleums and tombs like that of Caecilia Metella, built in the 1st century AD. Ride past some of Ancient Rome’s important catacombs and learn about why they are located where they are. See Rome’s second-largest Roman arena, the Circus of Maxentius. Hear the remarkable stories and historical events from successful soldiers marching home to Spartacus’s famous slave revolt that took place on this stretch of ancient highway from your passionate guide. This E-Bike adventure past priceless relics and Roman history awaits you!

Golf Cart Around Rome Private Tour

The Private Rome Golf Cart Tour sounds like an incredible way to explore the Eternal City! It offers a unique and comfortable way to experience Rome's iconic sites while learning about its fascinating history. Riding in an eco-friendly golf cart not only allows for convenience but also minimizes the physical strain of touring the city on foot. With a knowledgeable guide at the helm, travelers can make the most of their time by efficiently navigating through Rome's streets while uncovering hidden gems and significant landmarks. The personalized nature of a private tour ensures that visitors can pause for photos, take in the sights, or even enjoy a quick refreshment break, enhancing the overall experience. This blend of culture, history, and fun promises an engaging and enriching adventure through one of the world's most captivating cities!

Premium Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill Group Tour

Hear stories of lions, gladiators & emperors on this thorough exploration of Ancient Rome. There's no waiting in line as we've included express entry at the Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill. Your expert guide will takae you in a group of no more than 15 people for an intimate and fun tour of three of the most significant sites of Ancient Rome.

Guided Group Wine & Food Pairing Dinner Near the Pantheon

This 2.5-hour tour and degustation is perfect for foodies. You'll start with an aperitif as you soak up the atmosphere. Then you'll head for dinner, enjoying sumptuous Roman specialties while you get the special treatment from the owners of the restaurant. We can't think of a better way to enjoy a Roman dinner!

Small Group Food Tour - Campo de' Fiori, Jewish Ghetto, Trastevere

Food lovers, here's your chance to experience Rome’s enchanting squares and neighborhoods while tasting your way through some of the city’s best shops, restaurants, and markets, discovering the secrets of Italian cuisine. Meet your friendly, local expert food connoisseur in the city center, and get ready to stroll through a number of neighborhoods to visit the most famous food markets, groceries, coffee shops, ice cream shops, and restaurants. Taste some of the delicious food and wines the city is famous for, including pizza bianca, mortadella, gelato, and supplì. From fried artichokes or zucchini flowers in the Jewish ghetto to spices and vegetables in Campo de Fiori, you'll ignite your senses and burn some calories while you enjoy walking amongst the beauty around you.

Hike the Florence Greenway for the Best Views

Some of the best views of Florence aren’t to be found in the city. Hiking along the city’s new green urban trail, Greenway Florence, will reward you. Start from Via dei Bardi number 1 and visit the splendid 19th century garden named after its founder, the antiques collector and dealer Stefano Bardini. You could easily spend quite a bit of time admiring this ornate oasis of flowers and statues along with the view of Florence. Then push onwards to Michelangelo Square on top of the hill for another breathtaking view of the city and a visit to the Romanesque San Miniato church.

Florence City Private Walking Tour

Sometimes Florence feels like an outdoor museum. There's so much to see in every direction, it can be a little overwhelming. That's why this three-hour city walking tour is so great: in a short time you'll explore the most important bridges, alleys, medieval markets and Renaissance palaces, so you can appreciate the best of this unique city. You'll be picked up from you accommodation and your guide will lead you through the city streets.

Homemade Pasta Group Cooking Class

This course is perfect for those of you who wish to learn the basics of Italian traditional handmade Pasta while having fun and learning interesting things and anecdotes. Together with our Chef, you'll get the opportunity to work on the various types of ingredients necessary for making fresh pasta, to discover the techniques and secrets behind the ancient Italian tradition of homemade pasta making.

Swim in Splendid Waters

If you like swimming, you have more than a few options on the coast. In warmer weather we recommend the tiny harbor of Vernazza and Riomaggiore. The only equipped beach nearby is in Monterosso, and this one is suitable for families as well. So grab your towel and maybe a focaccia and a drink or gelato. As usual, the best suggestion is follow the locals!

Hiking Trails in Cinque Terre

Hiking in Cinque Terre is demanding but rewarding. Only for people in good physical conditions and equipped with good hiking boots and comfortable outfit plus sun hat, sunscreen, extra water. It takes around 3 hours for the Monterosso to Vernazza leg and the same for Vernazza to Corniglia. Note that the scenic and easy walk "Via dell’Amore" (the love road) between Riomaggiore and Manarola is interrupted and won’t be restored soon.

Sunset Cinque Terre Small Group Boat Tour with Dinner on Board

Ready to relax? Hop aboard a local skipper's boat and soak up the last rays of the sunset as they cast their spell. Then sip a tasty aperitif and watch the beautiful coast slip by as you float along the waves! What a way to get a new point of view on the Cinque Terre, one of the most beautiful parts of Italy.

Shop in the Fashion Quarter and the Navigli Neighborhood

Milan is home to the most prestigious designers and renowned fashion labels in the world. There's a bedazzling concentration of luxury shops around via Montenapoleone. If you like shopping, you've come to the right place. The "quadrilatero" is the heart of the shopping area, and consists of four streets: Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Via Manzoni and Corso Venezia. Your local JayWay contact will recommend several places to visit in this area, both shops and eateries, and can also recommend places in another area known for its vintage fashion.

Grand Group Tour of Milan

This special 3.5-hour tour of Milan is simply the best way to get to know the spectacular art, architecture and history of this splendid city. Your guide will show you some of the most amazing spots in the city and you'll also get a chance to see Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, one of the most famous paintings in the world. In just a few hours you'll come to a better appreciation of this unique destination.

Best of Milan: The Last Supper, Duomo & City Small Group Tour

Visiting The Last Supper is a complicated affair. Located on a wall inside a convent, the mural was long neglected, leading to some damage that authorities are now attempting to undo. As a result, limits have been set on visitors. Only 30 people are allowed inside the climate-controlled room at any time and they may only stay for 15 minutes, after waiting in an air-locked room beforehand. This has made Last Supper tickets highly sought after to say the least! With this tour, you don't have to worry about securing tickets in advance - we've taken care of that for you!

With pre-reserved, skip-the-line tickets we guarantee that you’ll visit The Last Supper on our Best of Milan tour and you’ll do so with a highly knowledgeable guide at hand to help you get the most from this special visit. You’ll get a rundown on the painting before you enter, so you’re ready to make the most of your time.

As you move around the room with your guide and small group, admiring its incredible depth and perspective, you'll learn about the characters in the painting and how Leonardo da Vinci became one of the most renowned painters in history. You’ll probably only see this masterpiece once in your lifetime (particularly since it’s disintegrating at such an alarming rate) so make it count!

The last stop of the day is a special one – the Duomo. The largest church in Italy. It took almost six centuries to complete, but it was worth every moment.

Your guide will teach you about the history of this great structure from the Duomo square; pointing out different architectural features and characters you may not have noticed on your own. Then take you inside to learn more about the space up close.

Our Best of Milan Tour shines a light on those special places that make Milan a city like no other. With groups of only 15 people or fewer throughout, your experience will be intimate, while your local tour guide will be easy to chat with.

Venetian Tapas and Wine Tours

You're in Italy so good food isn't too far away if you know where to look. One of our favorite ways to get to know a city is by taking a food tour. We can highly recommend taking part in these small group tours and getting your culinary bearings set with an afternoon sampling cicchetti, Venetian tapas, accompanied by wine at Venice's best Bacari, traditional wine bars.

First Time in Venice Private Tour

Discover Venice with this unique walking tour, which unfolds through the elegant Piazza San Marco, surrounded by the governmental buildings of the ancient Republic. You'll see the beautiful Saint Mark church, then stroll through the Castello district including the large campo Santa Maria Formosa. The square of San Giovanni e Paolo will be your next stop. Before reaching Rialto you'll pass by the Marco Polo house. From the top of the famous Rialto bridge you'll encounter all the splendours of the Grand Canal.

In the Footsteps of the Doges

The Doge's Palace is a stunning palace built in Venetian Gothic style and one of the most conspicuous landmarks in Venice. Situated on the Grand Canal, the palace opened as a museum in 1923. The Doges were the rulers of Venice, elected for life by the aristocracy of Venice. As you'd expect the Doge's Palace is sumptuously decorated, as befits the ruler of one of the world's most important powers of the medieval era.