15-Day Lake Garda, Venice, Rome & Amalfi Coast

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Enjoy a rented e-bike for a full day and take a ride on the Garda cycle path that goes from Riva del Garda to Limone sul Garda, with some portions almost hung above Lake Garda. Cycling on the Ciclopista del Garda, the cycle path built 60 meters above the lake and 2.6 meters wide, will make you feel like floating on steep cliffs. In the late afternoon and evening, you'll have free time to spend as you wish to explore the area or relax at the hotel.

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On your way with a private driver between Torbole and Verona, your driver will take you to the most significant views of Verona for a short tour of about two hours in the city during which you'll visit the famous Juliet House and the Arena di Verona. You'll then board a train to Venice, a short 1.5-hour journey away. Upon arrival in Venice, you'll check into your hotel then have the rest of the afternoon and evening free to explore on your own.

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With a small group and skip-the-line tickets, you will go on a guided tour of these two main monuments of Venice. Hear the turbulent history of the Doge's Palace, built in the 15th century, from the Byzantine-Venetian Gothic style to a more contemporary Renaissance style. The masterpiece of Byzantine art is St Mark's Basilica, a witness of the powerful and rich city of Venice.

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Take the Vaporetto (public boat) and start exploring the islands of the lagoons: soak into the unique atmosphere created by the colourful streets and pastel-coloured houses of Burano, visit Murano, where you'll learn about the long and thriving tradition dating back to 1291 of glass blowing. If you wish, you can finish in Torcello, the centre of the first Venetian civilization founded between the 5th and 6th centuries.

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Early morning, travel from Venice to Rome by train. Explore the iconic structures of the eternal city. Villa Borghese perfectly combines nature and Roman art, home to architectural elements, sculptures, monuments and fountains. The Galleria Borghese Museum houses a large and impressive collection by Caravaggio, Raphael, Titian, Antonello da Messina and Giovanni Bellini. Go one of the most visited squares in Rome, Piazza di Spagna, at the bottom of the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain.

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Today, you'll join this shared guided tour of one of the iconic landmarks of Rome, starting at the Colosseum, where you will take a journey back through Roman history. After exploring the Colosseum, you'll visit the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Both are iconic symbols of Rome, a remarkable building dating back almost 2,000 years. Its architecture is striking in design, proportions and elegance and stands testimony to the mighty Roman Empire.

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This morning, you'll have a shared guided tour of the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter's Basilica. The Vatican Museums are a labyrinth of artworks, guiding visitors through building after building; masterpiece after masterpiece. You'll then head to the Sistine Chapel to lay eyes on the most famous ceiling completed by Michelangelo in 1512. You'll finish the tour at St. Peter's Basilica and then have the rest of the afternoon free to spend as you wish.

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Naples is famous for pizza, football, history and for Spaccanapoli - the street that cuts the historical centre in two halves. Around this red line, many important monuments were built, the Monastery of Santa Chiara, the Chapel of San Severo where the Cristo Velato is kept and the Church of Gesù Nuovo. Walking up and down the streets that cross the historical centre is like reading the history of the city. Today, you'll travel to Naples and then have the afternoon free to explore.

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Today, you'll slowly make your way to your accommodation in Sorrento, with stops to visit the mighty and destructive Mount Vesuvius and for a private guided tour of Pompeii, the ancient city that was buried under 30 feet of ash when the volcano erupted in the 1st century. Once in Sorrento, you will enjoy a wine tasting and some time to relax before exploring more tomorrow.

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Today after breakfast, you'll take a hydrofoil to the beautiful island of Capri. During the day, you'll have time to explore this beautiful town at your own pace, as well as visiting the equally stunning Anacapri. You'll also have a chance to visit the famous Blue Grotto, a sea cave which glows luminous blue when the sun hits the cave at a certain time of the day. In the late afternoon, you'll go back to Sorrento.

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A private driver will take you to Amalfi with a 3-hour stop in Positano. One of the highlights of the Amalfi Coast, Positano is one of the quintessential towns that make this area so well known. Rustic, colourful houses line the coast, sandwiched by stunning beaches and fronted by crystalline waters - it really is paradise. You'll finish your day in the equally beautiful Amalfi.

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Today, you'll visit Amalfi! A town with a dramatic history, Amalfi's narrow streets and colourful houses tell of interesting times. You'll have time to discover the tales of Amalfi at your own pace, as you explore this beautiful town for a day. It is recommended that you visit the beautiful Amalfi cathedral and just wander around the town to get a feel for it.

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You'll have the day free to explore the Amalfi Coast. You can reach many towns by bus, such as Ravello, where you enjoy the wonderful panorama of this quiet town and take time to soak in the sights and sounds of this stunning part of Italy. Often described as one of the most beautiful places in the world, Ravello was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.