PUGLIA & MATERA
SUMMER JULY 24 - 31, 2022
SOLD OUT!
Adventure with us across the plains of Basilicata and over the rocky terrain of the Murgia, to reach the sun drenched stone houses and sparkling beaches of the Adriatic Sea. In the extreme south of Italy lie the white villages of Valle d'Itria.
Many travelers do not venture this far south and miss out on the magic of this place. A foodie's dream, Puglia offers the freshest seafood, floral and smoky capocollo from the village of Martina Franca, grano arso (charred grain) pasta from the burning fields of Basilicata, and more hidden culinary treasures.
AUTUMN IN TUSCANY
OCT. 23 - OCT. 30, 2022
Spend the afternoon with Renaissance masterpieces and sip Vino Nobile while watching the Tuscan sun set. Explore medieval hill towns, make fresh pasta, hunt for truffles and antiques.
Get delightfully lost in the winding cobblestone streets the Medici once travelled, and spoil yourself in Florentine, rustic elegance. This is Tuscany at it's best.
CHRISTMAS CULINARY WEEK IN TUSCANY
NOV. 27 - DEC. 4, 2022
DEC. 11 - DEC. 18, 2022
When the scent of wood burning fires and roasted chestnuts fill the air, and the tourists are long gone, Tuscany shines even brighter.
Outdoor Christmas markets pop up in each village and their ancient streets are aglow with twinkling lights and nativity scenes.
Spend 7 nights in the village of Cortona and experience an old fashioned Tuscan Christmas.
GIRLS GETAWAY AMALFI COAST
APRIL 30 -MAY 7, 2023 SOLD OUT
MORE DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!
Often visitors to the Amalfi Coast have only scratched it's surface of treasures. To find some of it's best kept secrets you must head higher up still into the mountains, far above the tourist towns.
By day, this itinerary brings you into the lemon groves and small farms to cook with locals, and later we travel further south, down to the Cilento Coast, to explore an ancient site of temples and an organic buffalo mozzarella farm.
EMILIA - ROMAGNA
COMING SOON
True gourmands must visit
Emilia Romagna. Parmigiano Reggiano, Culatello di Zibello, and Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena, are just a few to be enjoyed of the 44 protected products of origin in Emilia-Romagna.
Drive a Ferrari, visit a castle, hunt for porcini, make pasta with a sfoglina in Bologna, and stay at renown Chef Massimo Spigaroli's Agriturismo Antico Corte Pallavicini on The Po River. Emilia-Romagna is a slow-food lover's dream.
LUCCA & LIGURIA
COMING SOON
A perfect combination of the mountains and the coast, the Lucca & Liguria itinerary takes you through medieval Tuscan villages with rustic cooking classes, then to the
Italian Riviera to make pesto and cecina, and sail around Portovenere.
A highlight of this trip is the wine crawl which takes you along the footpaths of the
Cinque Terre vineyards.
