Hiking Holidays in Italy

Piemonte is Italy’s paradise for true connoisseurs of mouth-watering food, truffles and fabulous wines. The Langhe region is set between the Alps and the Apennine mountains and is blessed with the fertile lands that produce the Tuber Magnatum – a prized white truffle – and some of Italy’s most prestigious red wines: the Barolo and Barbera.

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Enter the magical land of Cinque Terre, five unique fishing villages along the Ligurian Coast known as Italy’s ‘Flower Riviera’. Walk coastal footpaths with striking views, wandering through lush Mediterranean vineyards and fields of wild flowers toward tantalizing pine and chestnut forests inland.

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The Val Badia will astonish you with its breathtaking landscapes on this quintessential Dolomite walking tour. Enjoy exhilarating hikes through dramatic limestone mountains with snow capped peaks, a magnificent nature reserve, picture-perfect alpine pastures and idyllic meadows. This unique German-speaking part of Italy boasts exceptional cuisine, a rich wildlife and incredibly colourful wild flowers.

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Lucca owes a grand part of its wealth to centuries of prosperous trade on the Via Francigena. Coming from the plains, the town was easily reached via two parallel routes, the ‘via de supra’ or ‘via de subtus’, and the main churches built hospital annexes to provide shelter and food for pilgrims.

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One of Sicily's most fascinating characteristics is the juxtaposition of constantly changing colors. The sea is a predominant feature, with its many shades of green, turquoise and blues, contrasting sharply with the intense whiteness of the fishing villages and the black lava of the archipelago of the Aeolian Islands. Most of the islands are active volcanoes of which we only see a small tip.

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