In antiquity Delphi was one of the world's most important religious centers. The Sanctuary of Apollo attracted a host of pilgrims who came to consult the oracle. Even now an aura of mystery surrounds the ruins of Delphi,a UNESCO World Heritage Site, exposed on a rocky slope. For sheer grandeur of natural beauty combined with ancient ruins, there is probably no other spot on earth that rivals Delphi. Visit the ancient Sanctuary of Apollo , where the celebrated oracle Pythia dwelt. Her ambiguous prophecies were known and respected all over the ancient world. Visit the Temple of Apollo , the Sacred Way , the amphitheater , the best preserved stadium of Greece, and the Castalian spring , where in ancient days the pilgrims had to wash before they were allowed to consult the oracle. In the Delphi museum, see such treasures as the Omphalos , which marked the center of the world, and the magnificent bronze Charioteer , one of the finest pieces surviving from the 5th century BC. Please note : As this tour involves walking around the Archaeological Site and in Delphi, comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Departing from the quayside, your motor coach will proceed along a picturesque and twisting road on a 45-minute drive where you can enjoy the relaxing views of the typical Greek countryside . Standing impressively on the brow of a peaked hill facing south, the majestic Monastery of Ossios Loukas commands a spectacular view of the adjacent valley. In some ways surpassing the famous Byzantine Church at Daphne, the monastery forms one of the most impressive memorials to the artistic vitality of the empire, during the revival of prosperity under the Macedonian Dynasty (865 - 1059). The monastery bears the name of a local hermit, the Blessed Loukas (Ossios Loukas) of Stiri, who was famed for his austerity, the dignity of his life, his prophecies and the miraculous cures he performed. Departing the monastery your tour will return to the port via the town of Arachova, famous for its handmade woolen carpets. Here you will have some free time to browse the picturesque streets and shops. Please not e: Wear comfortable walking shoes. The monastery is not wheelchair accessible.

Visit a family-operated apiary in Itea to discover the ancient Greek tradition of beekeeping. Suit up in authentic beekeeping gear and step into a fragrant field of thyme and fir, where you’ll learn about the remarkable world of bees and their essential role in nature. The local beekeepers will share insights into bee behavior, hive life, and the meticulous process of producing honey. After exploring the hives, enjoy a tasting of the apiary’s exceptional local honey — often considered among the finest in the region. Conclude your experience with a peaceful 15-minute meditation session surrounded by nature’s gentle sounds.

In antiquity Delphi was one of the world's most important religious centers. The Sanctuary of Apollo attracted a host of pilgrims who came to consult the oracle. Even now an aura of mystery surrounds the ruins of Delphi,a UNESCO World Heritage Site, exposed on a rocky slope. For sheer grandeur of natural beauty combined with ancient ruins, there is probably no other spot on earth that rivals Delphi. Visit the ancient Sanctuary of Apollo , where the celebrated oracle Pythia dwelt. Her ambiguous prophecies were known and respected all over the ancient world. Visit the Temple of Apollo , the Sacred Way , the amphitheater , the best preserved stadium of Greece, and the Castalian spring , where in ancient days the pilgrims had to wash before they were allowed to consult the oracle. In the Delphi museum, see such treasures as the Omphalos , which marked the center of the world, and the magnificent bronze Charioteer , one of the finest pieces surviving from the 5th century BC. Please note : As this tour involves walking around the Archaeological Site and in Delphi, comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Explore at your leisure with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide. This exclusive tour will allow you to customize your time ashore and explore the most interesting sites in the comfort and privacy of your own van. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore . See the iconic sites of the city, or create your own personal stops to make the experience your own. Please note: Capacity: 3-6 guests. Private vans are ordered per vehicle (not per person). This tour includes transport in a private van, driver and English Speaking Guide. Itinerary can be adjusted with tour guide as long as it's in the area and does not exceed the duration of 4 hours. Recommended for physically challenged guests.

This cycle tour offers you the chance to explore the local countryside and village life, in a more sportive fashion. Leaving from the port by coach, you will have a 20-minute drive to the mountain bike station in Dassia, where you will select your bike and receive the necessary instructions. In the company of your local guide, your mountainbike adventure will begin with a short and easy uphill climb to the village of Kato (Lower) Korakiana. Once there you will have a short rest at a traditional "kafeneio" coffee shop, before continuing up the narrow village asphalt road to the village of Ano (Upper) Korakiana, one of Corfu's most colorful and traditional villages resting on the foothills of Mount Pantokrator, with excellent views over 'the Land of the Gods,' the inner plains of the island stretching below. Via a narrow paved alley, you will then make your way to the picturesque village of Saint Marcos (Agios Markos), an old Venetian settlement with stone-built houses - most of which have been carefully restored to their original condition by their caring owners - and a Byzantine chapel. At the local 'Panorama' Taverna you will enjoy a light but heartening "meze" after which you will make your way down the hill towards the blue sea and follow the coastal road back to the mountainbike station. From there enjoy a brief drive to the port. Please note: Wear appropriate biking attire and shoes and bring your camera.

Explore at your leisure with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide. This exclusive tour will allow you to customize your time ashore and explore the most interesting sites in the comfort and privacy of your own van. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore . See the iconic sites of the city, or create your own personal stops to make the experience your own. Please note : Capacity: 3 - 6 guests. Private vans are ordered per vehicle (not per person). This tour includes transport in a private van, driver and English Speaking Guide. Itinerary can be adjusted with tour guide as long as it's in the area and does not exceed the duration of 4 hours. Recommended for physically challenged guests.

Your tour will start with a visit to the historic center of Old Corfu Town for a brief walking guided tour of the pedestrian-only Old Town, wandering around in its narrow winding cobbled streets "kandounia," visiting the Church of the Patron St. Spyridon with its priceless collection of icons and offerings. You then reboard your coach and the tour will proceed to the beautiful Kommeno Bay, one of the most exclusive areas on the island. Here, on the top of the hill 197 feet (60 meters) above sea level), you will be welcomed at the luxurious "Villa of the Roses." Its name derives from the numerous varieties of rosebushes that adorn its lush garden. Here you will have the opportunity for a Greek cooking lesson done by a local professional chef who will let you in on the secrets of the classic traditional Greek recipes. At the end you will taste the freshly cooked meal accompanied by local wine. Take in the beautiful setting on the villa's terrace before returning to the ship. Please note: Wear comfortable shoes and clothing for working in a cooking setting.

This tour visits Paleokastritsa , the area of unique natural beauty on the northwestern shores of Corfu. It is known as the "Capri of Greece" for its rocky promontories cloaked in pine and cypress trees extending out into the sea, hiding small sandy bays and coves with crystal clear turquoise waters glimmering under the bright sun. In Paleokastritsa, you will take a 30-minute boat ride to the famous grottos of the area, the sea caves of "Nafsika," "Saint Nikolas," and the "Blue Eye." Here, the natural ground formations combined with the minerals in the ground and the natural sunlight give life to amazing forms, colors and optical illusions. Upon your return to the main beach, you have free time to enjoy a refreshing dive in the turquoise waters, sunbathe on the soft sand or beach walk, before boarding the coach for the drive uphill to the traditional village of Lakones . You will be driving up the very same serpentine-like, narrow road where the famous car chase in the James Bond movie "For your Eyes only" was filmed. In the village of Lakones, you can admire local village architecture more reminiscent of Italy than of typical Greek villages, before enjoying a "meze " (Greek snack) and tasting wines of the island at the local café at the "Bella Vista," a location known for the spectacular and breathtaking views it commands over Paleokastritsa. Please note : The trip to the caves is subject to sea and weather conditions.

Kephalonia is the largest of the Ionian island renowned for it's many caves, fir forests and fine beaches. From the quayside at Argostoli you will proceed towards Drogarati Cave. Upon your arrival at the cave you will proceed down a flight of steps leading to a cavern of orange and yellow stalactites and stalagmites. One of the great chambers has such fine acoustics that Maria Callas came there to sing, and concerts are occasionally held in the summer. You will then proceed in a northerly direction passing the town of Sami to the subterranean lake of Melissani . Small boats will be waiting to take you on a breathtaking trip across its mysterious salt water encircling you in a vast shimmering play of blue and violet colors, captured by the sun filtering through a hole in the chasm, 100 feet overhead. The water begins where you did in Argostoli, entering through swallow holes in the coast and traveling under the island to this cave. The tour will continue along the coast with spectacular views across the strait to the neighboring island of Ithaca, before arriving at Aghia Efthimia , standing at the base of Kephalonia's northernmost peninsular. You will then proceed west to Myrtos, where sheer white cliffs carpeted by green maquis frame a stunning crescent of tiny white pebbles and patches of sand against the deep blue sea. Please note : This tour involves a lot of driving. Although the roads are mostly in very good condition some parts contain a certain amount of winding uphill driving. Passengers suffering from motion sickness should take this into consideration. The visit to Melissani Lake will involve a certain amount of walking and steps. The boats at the lake are small with 12 seats each. There are quite a few steps to be considered at Drogarati Cave. Guests with physical limitations or suffering from claustrophobia and/or breathing problems are kindly requested to take this into account. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

The Monastery of St. Andrew is famous for housing a bizarre relic which is claimed to be the sole of St. Andrew's right foot. During the 1953 earthquake the whitewashed covering of the inside of the church was loosened and revealed frescoes dating back to the 13th and 17th centuries which are now considered to be the island's biggest artistic treasures. At the Robola Winery you will visit the winery and you will get an insight into the production methods of the famous and rare Robola wine made from a local species of white grape which comes in red, white and sweet Muscat. The Kourkoumelata village after the earthquake of 1953 was rebuilt by a local wealthy citizen who financed the whole village to be built in a neo-classical style. Here you will be given the opportunity to wander through the village and admire the sweeping views of the sea below. A photo stop will also be made at the Castle of St. George before you return to the port. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

The Monastery of St. Andrew is famous for housing a bizarre relic which is claimed to be the sole of St. Andrew's right foot. During the 1953 earthquake the whitewashed covering of the inside of the church was loosened and revealed frescoes dating back to the 13th and 17th centuries which are now considered to be the island's biggest artistic treasures. At the Robola Winery you will visit the winery and you will get an insight into the production methods of the famous and rare Robola wine made from a local species of white grape which comes in red, white and sweet Muscat. The Kourkoumelata village after the earthquake of 1953 was rebuilt by a local wealthy citizen who financed the whole village to be built in a neo-classical style. Here you will be given the opportunity to wander through the village and admire the sweeping views of the sea below. A photo stop will also be made at the Castle of St. George before you return to the port. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

Leaving the pier by coach, you will begin with a brief drive through Messina for a 45-minute trip via the freeway and then motor along the coastal road bordered by villas, flowering gardens, and picturesque villages to reach Savoca. Its scenic beauty and historical-artistic heritage makes Savoca, one of the most attractive and unknown places of Taormina. In a private house in the village, "Bar Vitelli," houses a collection of local artisans' tools and photographs taken when Francis Ford Coppola shot scenes of "The Godfather II." After a typical refreshment begin a walking tour along the village's main street past two Churches of the 15th and 16th centuries, ( Santa Lucia and San Michele ) and to enjoy the view over the valley . Continue to Forza d'Agro, a 20-minute drive towards Taormina, a charming little village overlooking the Arab-Norman castle of Capo Sant'Alessio. In 1990, Al Pacino and Sophia Coppola arrived there to shoot scenes for the film, "The Godfather III." From the main square, a lane leads up to the circular steps, which ascend to the Gothic-Catalan portal in front of the Church of St. Agostino also known as "Triade." Before departing, see the Baroque Chiesa Madre. Please note: Due to the amount of walking this tour is not recommended for people with walking difficulties. Guests must be able to walk approximately 1 mile over uneven terrain, gravel paths, inclines and 30-75 steps. Comfortable clothing and walking shoes are recommended. Please note that this tour has no interior visits.

Mt. Etna, a very active volcano, is the largest volcano in Europe at 10,723 feet and has erupted 130 times. Of great interest is the variety of landscapes and vegetation that can be found on the volcano's slopes. Your drive to Mt. Etna is along a coastal highway and through a fertile paradise of green vineyards and golden citrus groves, passing through villages such as Santa Venerina and Zafferana Etnea. The scenery becomes more forbidding as you approach the Sapienza Refuge. You will see the city of Catania, overwhelmed by an eruption 300 years ago, and walk around Crateri Silvestri inspecting the lava flow from the eruption of 1983. These small craters are set amid bare fields of grey lava that stretch for miles. You will have free time to explore on your own and light refreshments before driving back to the pier. Please note : Wear comfortable closed-toe walking shoes. Due to the high altitude, bring a light jacket or sweater.

Your tour will begin with a pleasant 90-minute drive to the Gambino Winery. On the eastern side of the Etna volcano, in the woods of the National Park and facing the sea of Taormina, the Gambino vineyards are a pleasure for your senses and for your heart. This winery represents one of the best models of Etna vineyards of high altitude: in an exclusive natural environment, at 2,625 feet above sea level, the vineyards lay on sunny and airy terracing that has a breathtaking panorama. You will experience the unmistakable perfumes of the volcano vegetation. The vineyards and wine are a great passion for the Gambino family and have been for over 20 years. You will entersuch a unique and striking setting for your wine tastings, carefully conducted by in-house sommeliers and accompanied by typical delicacies of the region. Gambino Winery has worked hard to create the perfect location to give you the pleasure of discovering wine - starting from the place of many different landscapes and accompanying it with t ypical gastronomic delights . Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes. You will be tasting four wines.

Taormina perches on a terrace overlooking the sea and epitomizes the legendary beauty of Sicily. A one-hour drive brings you to the outskirts of this picturesque site which was founded in the 3rd century B.C. Although almost completely renovated by the Romans, it now reflects a medieval character that is truly captivating. After arriving near Taormina's center, your guide will accompany you on a walking tour along cobblestone streets to Palazzo Corvaja , a 15th century building whose arched windows and doorways reflect its strong Arabic influence. Next, you will stroll to the 3rd century Greco-Roman Theater , spectacularly situated overlooking Mount Etna and Naxos Bay. Renowned for its expansive size and unique acoustic qualities, it is still used for open-air concerts. After free time to stroll or shop along the famous Corso Umberto, you will rejoin the coach for the 60-minute journey back to the yacht. Please note : Buses are not permitted to enter the town of Taormina. Guests will get to the city center from the parking lot by lifts. Keep in mind that Taormina can be very crowded.

This tour provides highlights of Messina's historical city center. Begin your guided walking tour with a walk along one of the city's most important streets, Via Garibaldi. This ancient thoroughfare is packed with historic sites and remarkable buildings. You'll see the Town Hall and admire Catalani's Church. The church is a jewel of Arab-Norman architecture that, amazingly, has withstood the onslaught of the 1908 earthquake and two world wars. Taste a typical Sicilian granita at a local bar and enjoy some free time for shopping. Next, proceed to Cathedral Square, where you will visit the Treasury. This repository contains the beautiful Madonna golden mantle, as well as a collection of important historical artwork donated by kings, bishops, noblemen and even local people as a token of faith and thanksgiving. You'll also step inside Messina's famous cathedral, almost entirely rebuilt after the earthquake of 1908. It features an interesting finely carved 15 th to 16 th century central doorway. The stately bell tower, 100 feet tall, holds the largest astronomical clock in the world. Its animated, mechanical statues are only seen at noon. And don't miss the Orion Fountain in Cathedral Square, adjacent to the duomo. Built in 1547, its polygonal basin portrays Orion - one of the legendary founders of Messina. Please note : This tour requires continuous walking. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Modest attire is required for visiting churches or cathedrals; knees, shoulders and midriffs must be covered; shorts are not allowed. Use of an audio headset (included) will enhance your tour experience.

Trapani is an attractive old port town, rediscovering its charms after years of neglect. Halfway between Europe and Tunis, it was a rich trading center throughout the early Middle Ages, then, flourished again in the 19th and early 20th centuries as a stronghold of the tuna-canning industry. After that, it went into decline, and became a salty old port. Then, it was selected to host the 2004 America's Cup and received a massive injection of cash - buildings were restored, streets in the historic center pedestrianized - giving the town and its people a new confidence. These days Trapani is a thoroughly pleasant place to hang out for a couple of days. You will join your guide for a pleasant walking visit of the historical center of Trapani, with its many churches and palazzos with their ornate façades and elaborate interior, perfect examples of the Baroque style. At the end of the guided visit, enjoy a typical Sicilian coffee break including one cannolo and one coffee or one cappuccino, followed by 45 minutes of free time. At the conclusion of your tour you can leisurely walk back to the pier with your guide or continue to spend time in town returning to the ship on your own. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes, a hat, and sunscreen. Proper attire that covers shoulders and knees is required for both men and women to enter religious venues. This tour is not suitable for those with walking difficulties because of the many stairs and slopes to climb.

Renowned as the most significant among the Elymian cities, Segesta's breathtaking position atop rolling hills showcases its iconic monuments-the awe-inspiring theater and the ancient temple. The landscape unfolds with two distinct acropolises crowning the peaks of Monte Barbaro. Segesta's historical prominence resonates through diplomatic ties with cities like Athens and Carthage. Its treasures include a Doric-style temple and a Hellenistic-era theater skillfully carved into the rocky hillside. Recent excavations have unearthed a Hellenistic-Roman town and a medieval village, adding layers to the rich tapestry of Segesta's past. This archaeological gem stands as one of Sicily's best-preserved sites, promising an immersive and captivating experience. Following a guided exploration of the site, you'll have some free time before you return to the ship. Please note : We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a hat and sunscreen.

You will meet your guide and board your motor coach for the 1-hour drive to Marsala and spend time in the historical center. Marsala is the most western situated city in Sicily and the fifth biggest city in Sicily with 80,000 inhabitants. You will visit the picturesque city center and the Marsala Cathedral, which was built on the foundations of a preexisting Norman castle, with an organ with 4,317 pipes. Marsala is also famous for the production of excellent Marsala wines and after your walk in the city you will go to the most important winery of the region, the renowned Cantine Pellegrino to see how fortified wine is made and to taste it for yourself. After a light lunch at the winery you will be driven back to the ship. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes, a hat, and sunscreen. Proper attire that covers shoulders and knees is required for both men and women to enter the Cathedral. This tour is not suitable for those with walking difficulties because of the many stairs and slopes to climb.

Explore at your leisure with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide. This exclusive tour will allow you to customize your time ashore and explore the most interesting sites in the comfort and privacy of your own van. With your private vehicle, and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore.  Please note:  Capacity: 4-6 guests. Private vans are ordered per vehicle (not per person). This tour includes transport in a private van, driver and English Speaking Guide. Itinerary can be adjusted with tour guide as long as it’s in the area and does not exceed the duration of 4 hours. Recommended for physically challenged guests.

To see the best of Sicily, you have to climb to great heights. And on this trip you'll do exactly that. After a 45-minute coach drive to the cable station, you'll take the cable car up to the top of a mountain. Take in the view out over the Trapani Salt Pans , the turquoise sea and all the way to the Egadi Islands - it's breathtaking. While you're up here, you'll explore the medieval town that is Erice . Wander the winding cobbled streets, listen to your guide give an informational takl outside the the Mother Church that's stood there for over 700 years, and admire the Castle of Venus where the son of Athena, goddess of love, built a temple in his mother's honor. And save some sighs for the gorgeous Balio Gardens in all their rainbow bright glory. Last, but not least, you'll have time to enjoy the atmosphere in Erice's tiny plaza, before you take the cable car back down to your waiting ship. Please note : The shops are open from 9:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. and from 4:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m., and closed on Sunday. If the cable car cannot be used for operational reasons, a coach will be used instead. Knees and shoulders must be covered when visiting any religious sites in Italy and since Erice is 2,467 feet above sea level, and generally chillier than Trapani it is recommended you bring a sweater or light jacket. This tour is not suitable for those with walking difficulties.

The tour will start with a guided visit to Erice . You'll explore this medieval town and wander the winding cobbled streets. Visit the outside of Mother Church that's stood here for over 700 years, and admire the Castle of Venus where the son of Athena, goddess of love, built a temple in his mother's honor. But save some sighs for the gorgeous Balio Gardens in all their rainbow bright glory where you will have free time at your leisure. Then, it's on to meet a professional Sicilian chef for your cooking demonstration . There are three dishes on the agenda today - fish couscous, caponata (a Sicilian vegetable dish), and bruschetta alla trapanese (bruschetta topped with pesto). You will receive a certificate at the end of the class, and then it's time to enjoy your creations. Please note : Comfortable walking shoes, hat, and sunscreen are recommended. Proper attire that covers shoulders and knees is recommended for both men and women for visits to the religious venue. This tour is not suitable for those with walking difficulties or in a wheelchair because of the many stairs and slopes to climb.

Begin your excursion with a short drive to the old Cagliari Fish Market. The San Benedetto market is considered to be the largest covered fish market in Italy and the varieties of fish you will come across is just stunning. Cagliari is very well served in terms of municipal markets, boasting five in total. These should not just be seen as somewhere useful to do your shopping, though naturally they serve this purpose very well, but as an excellent place to absorb a little of the local culture and its traditions. After the visit of the fish market your tour continues with a panoramic coach tour of the town passing in front of Bonaria Church and the Poetto Beach up to Monte Urpinu, from the top of the hill you can enjoy a beautiful view of Cagliari. Then you will take a walking tour through the old town, starting from the wonderful location of "Porta Cristina," visiting the 13th century Romanesque-Pisan Cathedral, with its portal, pulpits, paintings and original bell tower, then the " Elephant Tower " built by the Republic of Pisa , who dominated Cagliari until the 12th century. A beautiful panorama is clearly visible from the impressive " Bastione di Saint Remy" built on the top of the historical district of "Marina." Return to the yacht. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Discover an unseen side of Cagliari, hidden beneath the layers of the modern city—quarries, cisterns, ancient crypts, and underground galleries that reveal centuries of history, mystery, and legend. This unusual and immersive tour leads you through the city’s captivating subterranean world, beginning with the Salesians Institute Tunnel Shelter, a long gallery used during World War II to protect schoolchildren from bombings, now illuminated softly and framed by red-brick arcades that give it a mystical atmosphere. Continue to the Crypt of St. Restituta in the historic Stampace district, a remarkable example of late Roman and Byzantine architecture dedicated to the Christian martyr Restituta; used as an underground church from the 17th century and later as an air-raid shelter, it remains one of Cagliari’s most significant historic sites. In the Marina district, explore the Archaeological Area of Sant’Eulalia, where Roman ruins—discovered by chance in the 1990s—reveal a forgotten urban landscape with a paved road, small temple, and traces of ancient dwellings. Conclude your experience at the Giardino del Balice, a beautiful garden nestled within the Bastione walls, where you’ll enjoy a typical Sardinian aperitivo featuring Pecorino cheese, local sausages, tomatoes, cream cheese, pane carasau, and a glass of regional wine.

Start your tour driving along Carlo Felice Route to the Museum Village of San Sperate . In 1967 , San Sperate became a museum village and hosts many works of important Italian and foreign artists. The idea to transform San Sperate into a museum village was born in 1966 by Pinuccio Sciola, who painted all the walls with white on the occasion of the Corpus Christi feast and invited several artists to paint their works on the village walls. In 1973 Felice traveled to Mexico City to work with David Alfaro Siqueiros. In 1976 he attended the Venice Biennale and in 1984 he exhibited at Besana and Piazza degli Affari, Milan. In 1985 his works were the Quadrennial in Rome and between1986 and 1987 a large traveling exhibition toured the most important cities in Germany. Then head for Dolianova where you will visit an old mill which produces olive oil. Dolianova has an old tradition in olive oil production. Then on to the village of Serdiana , where you will visit the Argiolas vineyards, famous for producing the best Sardinian wine. Visit the cellars excavated underground and formed by several vaulted rooms offering ideal climatic conditions. After this visit, nothing better than to delight you with a tasting of red and white wines accompanied by Sardinian cheese and sausages typical of the area. Return to Cagliari and the yacht or leave the coach close to the port entrance and visit the old town center on your own. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Your tour will start with a panoramic driving tour of Cagliari up to Monte Urpinu on the outskirts of Cagliari and enjoy sweeping views of the city and Poetto. Upon arriving at the ancient hilltop citadel, known as the Castello, you will disembark your coach and begin the guided walking portion of this tour. First visit the Archaeological Museum where you will see the "Giants of Mont Prama" a number of large statues found recently in Sardinia, and the subject of studies on the origin and dating. It was discovered that there are many certainties about the origins of Sardinia and other peoples who lived on the Mediterranean coast since the Egyptians. The statues have been the subject of interesting articles and have appeared in the major European and American press. Entering near the white limestone, 13th century Tower of St. Pancras. You will walk through the citadel's narrow streets and alleyways, which are lined with historically significant buildings. You'll see a Cathedral that the Pisans built in the 13th century, the Archbishop's Palace, and the Governor's Palace, which was once the seat of government. At the end of your promenade you will reach the Antico Caffè built in 1855. The bar owes much of its charm to the fascinating stories which make up its history. It was here that Sibilla Aleramo waited for her lover, sitting at a table near the bar, but she was not alone. Grazia Deledda, Emilio Lussu, D.H. Lawrence, Gabriele D'Annunzio, Salvatore Quasimodo, Elio Vittorini and Beniamino Gigli are just some of the illustrious figures to have patronized and loved this haunt. A snack of some dishes of Cagliari cuisine will be served for a 60 relaxing minutes in the special atmosphere of the Antico Caffè. Return to your yacht or continue on your own to visit this beautiful Mediterranean Town. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Your driver-guide will pick you up directly at the port in your 4-wheel-drive vehicle. Arriving at the reserve, begin your exploration with an intimate look at the area's fauna and flora. Interestingly, Monte Arcosu was once a private hunting reserve. Now a wildlife sanctuary, the park offers its resident creatures a place to peacefully feed and roam. One of the more well known animals of the park is the Sardinian deer. With numbers that were once on the decline due to poaching, the deer today are enjoying an increase in population. Also notable is the park's terrain and plant life. Monte Arcosu, the peak that lends its name to the reserve, is characterized by deep narrow valleys that host luxuriant woods. Holm oaks, cork oaks, myrtle, rosemary and rockrose are just a few of the trees and plants that can be found in the reserve's nearly 10,000 acres. Some of the animals that thrive here include the aforementioned Sardinian deer, along with wild boar, African wild cats, golden eagles and rare species such as the peregrine falcon and Tyrrhenian painted frog. You will also have to opportunity to enjoy a typical Sardinian snack. Leave your 4WD vehicle for an optional 40-minute guided walk through the reserve, for an opportunity to see some of these species up close. Then, return to your 4WD vehicle for the return to the pier and your waiting yacht. Please note: Dress in casual clothing and wear flat, comfortable shoes.