Giglio Island (Isola del Giglio) Tours and Activities

Departure from Talamone at 09.45 / 10.00 with return at 18.30 with long stops at the two islands on board the "Superba" ship. A day entirely dedicated to the discovery of two of the pearls of the Tuscan archipelago: the island of Giglio and the island of Giannutri. Ideal places for sea lovers thanks to the beautiful beaches and inlets. Nevertheless, thanks to their clear waters they are recommended for diving enthusiasts.

We meet you at the Remaiolo Beach where a private Jeep will pick you up and bring to the excursion, directing you to the Tenuta delle Ripalte Winery. On the magnificent panoramic terrace, we will introduce you to the history of the Estate and the vineyards, presenting the wines that will frame your exclusive aperitif. You will taste three of our wines produced from Aleatico grapes: the Spumante Brut Rosato (sparking rosé), the Rosato delle Ripalte from Aleatico grapes (dry rosé wine), the Aleatico Passito dell'Elba (sweet red wine). The wines will be paired with a variety of flavors from Tuscan cuisine (artisan cured meats, spiced cheeses and a typical dish). Aperitif time-extension ordering more wines and food à la carte! At the end, the Jeep will take you back to Remaiolo Beach, to return to your boat.

A day dedicated to the discovery of two of the pearls of the Tuscan archipelago: the island of Giglio and Giannutri. Ideal places for lovers of the sea for its beautiful beaches and coves. Nevertheless, thanks to their clear waters are recommended for diving enthusiasts. For fans of guided tours, don’t miss the visit to the village of Giglio Castello, ranked among the most beautiful villages in Italy.Enjoy a full meal of fish comfortably seated inside an eco-friendly cruise

Leave bustling Rome behind for the day and immerse yourself in the almost-vanished world of the Etruscans, a pre-Roman people who inhabited a swath of central Italy just north of Rome called Tuscia. After getting picked up at your hotel, head to Tarquinia, a town northeast of Rome that boasts a large amount of fascinating Etruscan-era fresco-filled underground tombs. Explore the necropolis and then head to Cerveteri where you'll wander around a millennia-old necropolis inside a burial mound that is still crammed with ancient Etruscan artifacts. Learn about the history and culture of the Etruscans from the guide and head back to Rome with the knowledge and appreciation of a people historically important to Italy.