Top Lazio Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Enjoy a hassle-free arrival in Rome with this private transfer service when your cruise docks at Civitavecchia Cruise Port. After meeting your driver at the port, relax on the journey into central Rome. These private vehicles can accommodate up to eight passengers.

While you’re in port at Civitavecchia, take a private shore excursion into Rome for a full-day sightseeing tour of the city. With your own guide, you’ll see the Eternal City’s top attractions, such as the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps. Listen to personalized commentary about the sights, and enjoy skip-the-line entry to the Vatican Museums, St. Peter’s Basilica, and the Colosseum so you won’t waste any of your precious time in port waiting in queues.

Make the most of your time in Rome with a private tour from the Civitavecchia port. You'll have the chance to see top attractions like the Roman Forum and Colosseum, plus visit the Vatican Museums, including the Sistine Chapel. By booking a private shore excursion, you can enjoy a more relaxed pace.

For an easy, relaxing way to get to Rome when your ship arrives at the Civitavecchia cruise port, book this independent shore excursion that provides private transportation into the city with a knowledgeable driver. You can design your own sightseeing adventure with the help of your driver to see the Eternal City’s famous landmarks. Perhaps visit Ancient Rome sites like the Colosseum, baroque attractions like the Trevi Fountain, lively squares like Piazza Navona or the artistic masterpieces of the Vatican. It’s up to you!

Set out from Civitavecchia cruise port on a full-day tour with a private driver to greater Rome's most iconic attractions. Begin with a stop at the Vatican Museums, skipping the lines for direct access to their many art galleries, sculpture halls, and historical and archaeological exhibits. You also have a chance to see the Sistine Chapel, home to the Michelangelo masterpiece, 'The Last Judgement.' After lunch head to central Rome to view such landmarks as Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps, then splurge on tours of the Colosseum and the Roman Forum.

When your cruise ship docks at Civitavecchia, experience the ancient splendor of Rome on a full-day shore excursion. After port pickup, travel by air-conditioned coach to visit some of the most important ruins, piazzas and monuments of the Eternal City, including the Colosseum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Piazza Navona. Taste authentic Roman pizza or gelato during leisure time for lunch, and end the day at the magnificent St Peter’s Basilica. Tour numbers are limited for a more personalized small-group experience.

Il Tour avviene con la presenza della tour leader di madrelingua francese, con molte spiegazioni sulla storia di Roma con anedotti divertenti in tutta tranquillità con la possibilità di fermarsi veramente a pochi metri di ogni monumento e quindi, ideale anche per persone anziane e bambini. Inoltre lascia il tempo necessario sia per ammirare i monumenti sia per un giusto relax. Gli autisti saranno a vostra disposizione per ogni vostra necessità e / o aiuto. Inoltre siamo una delle poche compagnie che ha le autorizzazioni per venire aertert end sotto la nave senza dover prender shuttle bus o altro!

Explore Rome—without the stress of planning—on a full-day shore excursion from the port of Civitavecchia. In addition to round-trip transport, the day’s itinerary includes private tours of the Vatican and Colosseum, as well as free time to explore. Unlike group trips offered by cruise companies, this private tour ensures a personal, customized experience.

English speaking driver who loves the eternal city and who will share with your group his passion for the ancient history and traditions of Rome

The tour is totally customizable. Guests can choose the boarding point, the departure and return times and, compatibly with the weather conditions, the entire itinerary. On request it is possible to obtain local wines, fresh fruit and champagne served on board.

During this experience you can discover all the secrets of truffle hunting, from dog training to the recognition of plants and where this precious fruit of the earth can grow. You will experience the thrill of an authentic truffle hunt and after that you will be able to taste numerous dishes filled with fresh truffles. All accompanied by an excellent wine.

Maximize your time at port with this full-day private shore excursion in Rome. Meet your English-speaking guide at Civitavecchia, and set off on a carefully curated day of sightseeing designed to match your interests. Imagine the age of gladiators and emperors with a visit to the Colosseum or Roman Forum, explore Baroque piazzas and fountains or admire the awe-inspiring art collection at the Vatican. Whether you want to see ancient highlights or hidden gems, your guide will help you make the most of your day in Rome.

Hop on a boat at Sperlonga for a chance to swim at the Grotta Azzurra, the region's must-visit blue sea cave. As you cruise through the Riviera di Ulisse Regional Park, you’ll pass some of the Lazio region’s impressive coastal sights such as the Grotta di Tiberio and the ancient ruins of Via Flacca. Hear the history from a guide as you cruise, then take a cool-down dip or snorkel at the Blue Grotto itself.

I'm Anna Maria Priora, an Italian licensed tour guide with a PhD in WWII history in Italy at the Humboldt University of Berlin. I will be happy to share with you the most important events of the 4 Battles of Cassino, but also the personal Veterans' stories, remembering that memory is very important for our future! I will pick you up with my Italian Minivan at the train station of Cassino and I will start to show you shortly the new town, totally rebuilt after the war. We will stop in the town, where the German Headquarter was, and then we will see Castle Hill (where the Kiwis and the Gurkas tried to attack the Abbey) and at the Belvedere, where I will show you the Liri valley where the battles took place. We are going to visit the Abbey of Monte Cassino on a WW2 point of view, and then we will pay a visit to the Commonwealt Cemetery. (search "Anna Maria Priora" on Google to have a more complete view of all my tours)

Most visitors docking in Civitavecchia head straight to Rome, but this port city has archaeological and architectural gems of its own. With this Civitavecchia walking tour, discover the historic city’s highlights with a guide. Visit the Darsena Romana, the city’s ancient Roman port, as well as the Michelangelo Fortress designed by Bramante and the medieval Piazza Leandra.

Learn about how and where the Etruscans once lived on this history-focused tour. You'll visit the Tarquinia Necroplis, with painted tombs dating back some three millennia, followed by a stop at the historic city center of Tarquinia to explore the Museo Nazionale Tarquiniense, a museum full of exhibits on ancient Etruscan life. Conclude the tour with a typically Etruscan meal before heading back to your ship.

The Ancient Rome Tour will take you on a journey back in time, to the places that saw the Great Roman Empire born and prosper. You can admire the Colosseum, the Palatine Hill, the Circus Maximus, the Capitol (with a splendid view of the Roman Forum) and the Teatro Marcello, the Tiber Island where everything started with Romulus and Remus. And any other site in the center of Rome that you want to see.

Have you already been to Rome and you you're looking for something special and far from the crowded highlights of big touristic cities? Then choose Civitavecchia short tour! We wish to make you feel welcomed and pampered! That's why INCITUR LOCAL EXPERIENCE selects the most passionate and knowledgeable local guides and the nicest off the beaten path itineraries! Wander, Stop and Taste! Listen to the guide disclosing you the city's history and follow her to the next stop at the most popular bakery, where you can sample local specialties and breath the morning lively atmosphere in the downtown! And on the road again, to experience some more flavours! The route will take wandering through the picturesque narrow streets of the old town of Civitavecchia to a visit to the most interesting site of the city. After that, get at the city market and taste some more local produce! The city history and traditions, the good local food and the lively market atmosphere will be the protagonists!

Discover the charms of life on the Italian coast with a small-group food tour of downtown Civitavecchia. Meet your guide at the pier and then enjoy a lively walking tour full of funny stories and local secrets. Stop along the way to meet local fisherman, bakers, and wine merchants as you sample cured meats, locally made cheeses, olives, pizza, rice balls, and more. Stop to learn about and taste local wines and finish your progressive lunch with some gelato.

During your Civitavecchia port of call, take a private day trip to the region of Umbria, where you’ll visit the towns of Orvieto and Civita di Bagnoregio. Then head into the Maremma countryside on the way to check out the Etruscan site of Tuscania or Tarquinia. This shore excursion introduces you to Italy’s renowned scenery, history and past cultures.

Villa Farnese in Caprarola is one of the best examples of late Renaissance mansionin Italy: it is an imposing pentagonal fortress, while the interior is decorated with splendid frescoes and grotesques from the 16th century. You will admire the architectural masterpiece designed by Vignola, great architect of the Italian Renaissance and also author of the frescoes that embellish the majestic Scala Regia, the great staircase used by Cardinal Alessandro Farnese to reach the apartments on the main floor. Enjoy then the splendid decorations of the state rooms and reception hall, the echo that resounds in the Sala degli Angeli (Hall of the Angels) and the impressive Italian Renaissance garden, enriched by statues, fountains, chestnut woods and cypress trees.

Lasciandoci alle spalle il Golfo di Gaeta costeggeremo il Parco Regionale di Monte Orlando luogo di notevole interesse naturalistico, storico e religioso. Dalla nostra barca si effettua un'emozionante crociera panoramica, che superato il Castello Angioino-Aragonese, segue la costa fino al punto estremo del promontorio: il Santuario della Montagna Spaccata, con la sua caratteristica Cappella dedicata al Santissimo Crocifisso, costruita su una roccia incastrata tra due falesie e sospesa sul mare blu profondo. Indimenticabile sarà lo scorcio delle falesie, alte più di 50 metri, che colano a picco sul mare e delle grotte naturali, tra cui l'imponente Grotta del Turco Superata la Spiaggia di Serapo, si trova un piccolo isolotto, la sua forma stretta e lunga ricorda una nave, per questo è chiamato appunto "Nave di Serapo" Per chi ama fare snorkeling per esplorare i fondali, basterà tuffarsi per entrare a far parte del mondo sottomarino...sarà senza dubbio un'esperienza indimenticabile!

Asd Sofia's Ranch organizes wonderful walks on horseback between Lake Salto, the Altopiano di Rascino, the Cornino Plateau and the Plateau of L'Aquilente, the Cave of Santa Filippa, all in the territory of the Cicolano province of Rieti, as well as to many other sites and destinations of cultural and natural interest. The experiences are suitable for everyone, even beginners and / or those who have approached equitation in a discontinuous way. The excursion is not permitted to children under the age of 14.

Bomarzo has a unique work in the world, the Villa of Wonders, also called Sacro Bosco, called the Monster Park with refined gardens, fountains with water games and sculptures. The prince of Bomarzo dedicated himself to the creation of an eccentric "grove" by sculpting enigmatic figures of monsters, dragons, mythological subjects and exotic animals in the boulders of peperino, emerging from the ground, which he alternated with a leaning house, a funeral temple, fountains , seats and obelisks on which he made mottoes and inscriptions engraved. The Sacro Bosco, not respecting the sixteenth century customs, presents itself as an irregular solution. The medieval city of Viterbo preserves a historical heritage to say the least spectacular; its medieval district of San Pellegrino is defined as the largest in Europe. There are numerous churches, the Papal Palace, the city wall that embraces the city and the numerous towers and squares. The gastronomy smells of herbs, local oil and typical products