Ormina Tours has teamed up with The Grand Wine Tour (TGWT) bringing travellers unparalleled access to Italy’s premium wineries that produce some of the country’s highest rated wines. The partnership strengthens our expertise in the fast-growing wine tourism market, giving our clients opportunities for more in-depth experiences and access to top wine makers. The Grand […]
When you think of Tuscany, what comes to mind? Is it cypress trees, rolling hills and sunflowers fields, or perhaps wine tastings, Renaissance treasures and walled towns? Or probably all of these, because Tuscany is a variegated region that can satisfy any kind of traveller. Tuscany is a huge area and so here we have
The Italian Lakes region offers an endless supply of artful landscapes, surrounded by Italian design and Michelin-star restaurants. A popular holiday destination since Roman times, there are five major lakes, each with its own particular character for you to uncover. Discover more about each one here. Lake Maggiore Boasting spectacular views with imposing mountains
Situated in the Liguria region amidst some of the most awe inspiring coastal scenery, Cinque Terre encompasses five spectacular fishing villages perched high on the Italian Riviera, which until recently were linked only by old walking tracks and accessible only by rail or water as cars were banned int he area nearly 10 years ago.
When in Venice, be sure to embark on day trip to explore some of the ancient islands of the lagoon only accessible by boat. Some of the most beautiful Venetian islands include Murano, Burano and Torcello. Here you will find the authentic local culture of Venice still vibrantly on display. Murano Best known for its
Not far from Lisbon lies the stunning royal sanctuary of Sintra – a Portuguese fairy tale of mountains, forests and castles that will take your breath away. Be sure to bring your walking shoes to be ready to enjoy the unique site full of colours and shapes amidst the mountain range. Sintra Mountains and National
Puglia may be best known for its iconic trulli homes found in Alberobello and the Itria Valley – but how did they come about and why are they so unique? Here is a brief history uncovering the hidden past of Alberobello… Learn more about Alberobello and visit the trulli on a walking tour of this
Progressive lunches are a serious topic in Italy because Italians love to pair food, wine and a spectacular location, all mixed in with a workout to make the perfect pairing. Two of the most well-known experiences for this are Mangialonga & Gavilonga. Mangialonga The most famous of all is the progressive lunch of Mangialonga. It
Why Croatia should be on your bucket list – Croatia is not only blessed with a stunning coastline that runs more than 1700km along the spectacular Adriatic Sea, it also is one of Europe’s sunniest spots. Travellers have been seeking out this haven for its rich history, exceptional food and wine, and its beaches, sailing
While the street art and murals found throughout the town of Orgosolo are a fun way to discover this small town, there is actually an interesting history behind their origins. Sardinia is a winding maze of small country roads through the rugged mountainous landscape. One of the less populated areas of Italy, or even Europe,
