9-Day Venice to Rome, Amalfi & Naples

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Discover deep inside the secrets of Venice on this wonderful tour during which you'll discover the beautiful islands of the lagoon. Near Venice, there are small islands that are waiting for visitors to come and gasp at their beauty. Murano, the glassblower's island, Torcello, the oldest inhabited island of the area, and Murano, coloured and famous for the lace industry. Using your Venice travel card, you can travel by boat to Burano and Murano and explore the wonders of these islands.

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Today, you'll begin your day by travelling by high-speed train from Venice to Bologna. Upon arrival, you'll hop on a bus to the Ferrari Museum of Maranello. Inside the museum, you'll take a tour through the history of the famous brand. After a couple of hours in the museum cooing over these supercars, you'll head back out and you'll travel by high-speed train to Rome. The rest of the evening will then be free to spend as you wish.

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Today, after breakfast, you'll start the day with a group tour of the Vatican Museums including the Sistine Chapel and St Peter's Basilica. Found with the heart of the city, the Vatican Museums are widely known as "the Museum of Museums" - the ultimate collection of works. Once you've finished your Vatican City tour, you'll have the rest of the day free to explore Rome and enjoy the city on your own.

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Today, you'll say goodbye to the Eternal City and catch a high-speed train to Naples, where your private driver will take you to Amalfi driving along the Amalfi Coast. En route, you'll stop to visit the Pompeii Archeology Park, which dates back over 2,000 years when it was buried by a Mount Vesuvius eruption. The city dominated the valley around the Sarno River and was home to a population of Etruscans, Greeks and other Italic people.

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Today, you'll explore Amalfi and Positano, stunning cliffside villages well known for their pebble beachfront and narrow stone streets flanked by boutique shops and pavement cafes. Several villas built by the ancient Romans can be found in Positano close to the Church dell'Assunta. Amalfi dates back to the time of the struggle between the Romans and the barbarian population and is a wonderful town to explore.

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You'll begin the day by visiting De Angelis Winery, a family business founded in 1936, facing the splendid Gulf of Naples with a spectacular view of the sea. In the afternoon, you'll spend some time exploring Sorrento, a coastal town known for its sweeping water views and Piazza Tasso, a cafe-lined square. Sorrento historic centre is a warren of narrow alleys that's home to the Chiesa di San Francesco, a 14th-century church with a tranquil sanctuary.

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In the early afternoon, you'll travel from Amalfi to Naples, just a short drive away with a private driver. Upon arrival, you'll check-in and then enjoy the rest of the day visiting the city. Naples has a long history of drawing in alternative artists, even today you'll see creative types walking its streets looking to be inspired, following in the footsteps of the likes of Hemingway and Andy Warhol.