Tuscany vespa tours: The Best Of

From 890Euro per person

From Perugia to Cortona
Most famous regions of Italy have to offer: admire the superb
Giotto’s frescoes in Assisi, have a gelato at the unforgettable Piazza del Campo in Siena; taste the full bodied Montefalco Sagrantino then the mellow Nobile farmhouses and villas.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Most famous regions of Italy have to offer: admire the superb
Giotto’s frescoes in Assisi, have a gelato at the unforgettable Piazza del Campo in Siena; taste the full bodied Montefalco Sagrantino then the mellow Nobile

HOW DOES IT WORK:

We transfer your luggage

Just leave it at the reception desk with your name tag and you will find it at your next accommodation.

We book your hotels

We will book double rooms with private bathrooms in 2* or 3* hotels orxb&b or country Inns.

We supply detailed route notes and maps

At your choice, the route notes can be in English, Italian, French or German and GPS maps

4 Nights

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Vespa Tours

Destination
Umbria
Departure
Perugia to Cortona
Included

All breakfast ( dinners on demand )

Emergency number 24/7

Gps Files Available

Luggage Transfer

Road Book & Maps
Not Included

11 NIGHTS ( in 3 Star Accommodation )

2 Dinners

5 Dinner package ( On Request )

5 NIGHTS in 3-4 Stars Accommodation

6 NIGHTS in 3* / 4* Accommodation

7 NIGHTS ( in 3 Star Accommodation )

8 NIGHTS in 3* / 4* Accommodation

Pilgrim's "Credenziale" ( Stamp book )

Wine Tasting in Umbria

From our gallery

Pics from our friends riding in Umbria and Tuscany!

Day 1 – Arrival in Perugia

Transfer to your vespas rental place to pic them up and, if you are not an expert, to receive a brief riding lesson. Ride to your accommodation which is only a few kilometers away. Spend the night at Corte del Poggio,a small country Inn where you will meet Cristina’s family. If you arrive early enough, (before 2 o’ clock) you may have a cooking class (not included in the price)

Day 2 – Poggiolo/Montefalco

We are now in the heart of Umbria; visit Deruta a famous ceramic makers’ place and Torgiano, Lungarotti wineries home town; if a wine tasting might be dangerous for your safety (!) a visit to the wine and olive oil museum is advised. Spend the night in Montefalco, in a lovely country Inn where, once the vespa is safely home you can enjoy a glass of Sagrantino, the best of Umbria wines.

Distance: Km 55

Day 3 –Montefalcoi/Spello/Assisi / Perugia

Today visit this beautifull town; then ride to Spello a very nice and less touristy small town on the Subasio slopes. Spend some time in Assisi, with its superb St Francis basilica and its Giotto’s frescoes. End the day in Perugia, the capital city of Umbria. A town that goes back to Etruscan times, with monuments more than 2000 years old, an underground medieval town and an intricate net of narrow alleys and cobbled streets.

Distance: Km 60

Day 4 – Perugia to Cortona

Skirting the soft olive trees-covered hills overlooking Trasimeno lake, reach Passignano and, weather permitting, take a boat to isola Maggiore for a succulent fish lunch; then climb leisurely to Cortona, the town the Frances Mayer’s “Under the Tuscan sun” has made famous. Spend the night in a lovely villa at the hedge of town.

Distance: Km 70

Day 5 – Cortona to Montepulciano

A day for meandering, enjoying the landscape, taking photos and at the end the beautiful town of Montepulciano, with its renaissence palaces, its wine shops. spend the night at a dreamlike villa just outside town admiring the sunset by the swimming pool sipping a glass of the mellow “Nobile” wine..

Distance: Km 47

Day 6 – Montepulciano to Montalcino

First stop of the day is Pienza, the town built on the order of Pope Pius II, a jewel of Renaissance art! Also a place for gourmets: pecorino cheese, truffles, the best olive oil of Italy crowd the windows of the many specialti stores lined along Pienza main street. Descend to Bagno Vignoni an ancient Roman thermal spa, then climb to tiny Rocca d’Orcia hamlet, where you can stop for lunch in a lovely “locanda”. St antimo Abbey and its chanting monks will close the day before reaching Montalcino.

Distance: Km 45

Day 7 – Montalcino to Siena

The route to Siena is twisting and full of ups and downs, but not traffic ridden and very scenic. You will enjoy the ride! Pass murlo Siena is at the end of it; what better ending for a day than an ice cream savoured while sitting on “Piazza del Campo! Night in a friendly, centrally located hotel.

Distance: Km 55