After landing, ease into Italy with a relaxed neighborhood walk and coffee: in Milan head to Brera District for cobbled streets and a cappuccino at Pasticceria Marchesi, while in Rome choose a stroll through Trastevere and a late-morning espresso at Bar San Calisto. Follow this with light exploring-browse antiques at Mercatino delle Pulci in Milan or pick up fresh focaccia and produce at Mercato di Testaccio in Rome-then check into your Airbnb and let the afternoon plans unfold.
Spend a leisurely afternoon discovering local flavors and low-key sights: in Milan wander the sun-dappled lanes around Navigli and browse independent boutiques, then enjoy an aperitivo with cicchetti at Risoelatte or a canal-side spritz at Mag Café. If you land in Rome, explore the elegant streets near Piazza Navona, pop into Antico Caffè Greco for a genteel coffee, and settle into a relaxed lunch of supplì and pasta at the neighborhood trattoria Da Enzo al 29 before an easy return to your Airbnb to refresh for the evening.
Wind down your first evening with a neighborhood-focused dinner and gentle stroll: in Milan, take a short tram to Porta Romana for cozy, seasonal cooking at Trattoria Madonnina followed by an after-dinner passeggiata past the illuminated façade of Villa Necchi Campiglio; in Rome, enjoy a relaxed meal of Roman classics at the homey Osteria da Fortunata then wander the softly lit lanes toward Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere for a gelato and people-watching. Finish with a nightcap at a low-key local bar - try the vintage-heavy list at Bar Basso in Milan or a craft-cocktail aperitivo at Drink Kong in Rome - so you arrive tomorrow refreshed and ready for your guided Vatican or Florence travel day.
Wake up slowly and head to Campo de' Fiori to watch the morning market come alive - sample warm cornetti from Forno Campo de' Fiori and pick up local olives or pecorino for later. From there stroll over to the nearby Ghetto degli Ebrei for a savory breakfast of pizza bianca and ricotta at Sforno (or a sit-down coffee at Caffè Sant' Eustachio if you prefer), then wander the romantic lanes toward Piazza Venezia for a gentle introduction to Rome's layered history before your afternoon plans.
After a morning at Campo de' Fiori and the Ghetto, spend the afternoon exploring the atmospheric lanes of Monti-stop for a leisurely lunch of carbonara at the beloved trattoria La Taverna dei Fori Imperiali, then browse vintage shops and artisan studios along Via del Boschetto. Later, climb the quiet stairways to Basilica di San Pietro in Vincoli to see Michelangelo's Moses, then unwind with an aperitivo on a terrace overlooking the Roman rooftops at Ai Tre Scalini before returning to your Airbnb to refresh for the evening.
As twilight falls, wander the lively lanes of Piazza Trilussa and join locals for an aperitivo at Freni e Frizioni before heading to a convivial dinner of seasonal Roman dishes at the neighborhood favorite Osteria del Pegno. After dinner, take a gentle riverside stroll along the Tiber to the charming, lamp-lit square of Piazza Sant'Andrea della Valle for an after-dinner espresso or gelato, then cap the night with a cozy cocktail at the tucked-away speakeasy La Punta Expendio de Agave.
Begin your day with a private guided entrance to the Vatican Museums, where your expert guide will steer you through lesser-known galleries and provide context for the Sistine Chapel before most crowds arrive; finish the visit with a quiet, reflective moment inside St. Peter's Basilica to admire Bernini's canopy. After the Vatican, stroll across the river to the tranquil Piazza Farnese for a late-morning coffee at Caffè Farnese and savor a fresh slice of pizza al taglio while watching Romans start their day, a gentle continuation from yesterday's neighborhood explorations.
After your morning at the Vatican, wander through the elegant lanes toward Piazza di Spagna and climb the Spanish Steps for a moment of people-watching, then enjoy a leisurely lunch of seasonal antipasti and a chilled Frascati at the intimate trattoria La Buvette. In the late afternoon, explore the refined bookshops and artisan jewelers around Via dei Coronari, pause for a pastry and espresso at Sant'Eustachio Il Caffè's lesser-known satellite near Piazza Navona, and finish with a contemplative walk through the quiet courtyard of Palazzo Farnese before returning to your Airbnb to refresh for evening plans.
As dusk settles, slip into the lively neighborhood around Piazza Campo de' Fiori for an aperitivo at Bar del Fico, where locals gather over spritzes and small plates; follow with a savory dinner of seasonal Roman-Jewish dishes at the beloved Nonna Betta in the nearby Jewish Quarter. Afterward, take a moonlit stroll across the river to the atmospheric Piazza Farnese to admire the Palazzo façade and end the night with an espresso or limoncello at the quaint Caffè della Pace, a perfect low-key close to a day of art and history.
After arriving in Florence and dropping bags at your Airbnb, ease into the city with a relaxed stroll across the Ponte alla Carraia toward the Oltrarno: grab a late-morning espresso and pastry at the bustling Caffè Le Vespe then browse artisanal workshops along Via dei Serragli to watch local craftsmen at work. Continue with a light, neighborhood-focused tasting at Mercato di Santo Spirito, sampling freshly made pecorino and focaccia, and finish by climbing the peaceful steps to Giardino delle Rose for a panoramic view of the cathedral skyline before a restful lunch at a nearby trattoria.
After settling in, head to the lively artisan quarter of San Frediano for an afternoon of tasting and discovery: sip local Vernaccia and Chianti pours at the intimate enoteca Le Volpi e l'Uva, then join a short guided tasting of Tuscan olive oils and cheeses at Enoteca Pitti Gola e Cantina near the river. Follow your tastings with a relaxed trattoria crawl-start with cicchetti and a plate of crostini at Trattoria Sabatino and finish with a homey tagliatelle al ragù at Osteria l'Antico Ristoro di' Cambi, soaking in warm conversation and the neighborhood's lived-in charm before an evening passeggiata toward your Oltrarno base.
As dusk settles, wander the quieter lanes of the Oltrarno to an intimate aperitivo at La Ménagère, where floral interiors and a creative spritz set the tone, then continue to Buca Lapi for a hearty, wood-fired bistecca or classic ribollita in a vaulted, historic dining room. After dinner, take a gentle post-prandial stroll up to Piazzale Michelangelo to watch the city lights come alive, stopping on the way back for a nightcap of grappa or a small-batch cocktail at the cozy bar Rasputin.
Begin with a slow morning at Mercato Centrale, sampling fresh schiacciata and pistachio pastries at Panificio G. Bindi before browsing stalls of local salumi and artisanal pasta; pick up a bottle of Vin Santo for later. From there, stroll to the nearby Museo di San Marco for quieter Renaissance frescoes and the meditative cloister, then join a small-group hands-on pasta class at Le Fate del Focolare where you'll learn to make pici and tagliatelle with a local Nonna, followed by a communal lunch of your handmade pasta paired with regional wines.
After your hands-on pasta lunch, wander toward the lively San Lorenzo area to sample artisanal gelato at Gelateria dei Neri before joining a guided stroll through the bustling stalls of Mercato di Sant'Ambrogio, where you'll taste local lampredotto sandwiches and pick up fragrant Tuscan herbs. In the late afternoon, climb the quieter steps to Basilica di San Miniato al Monte for sweeping city views and finish with a relaxed wine flight of Chianti Classico at the cozy enoteca Cibrèo Caffè, soaking in the Oltrarno-to-hill progression of the day.
As evening falls, wander into the lively Santo Spirito square for an aperitivo of local olives and a chilled glass of Vernaccia at Volume - libreria caffè, then drift to a nearby trattoria for a convivial dinner of pappardelle with wild boar at Trattoria Sostanza, beloved by locals. After dinner, take a quiet moonlit stroll over the Ponte Vecchio to admire the lights on the Arno, finishing with a relaxed limoncello or espresso at Caffè Giacosa while listening to the low hum of the Oltrarno nightlife.
Depart Florence early and drive or take a small-group minivan to the Chianti Classico hills for a morning of boutique winery visits beginning at Castello di Brolio, where a cellar tour reveals medieval cellars and barrel-aged riservas followed by a comparative tasting of Chianti Classico labels; continue to Fattoria di Montemaggio for a stroll through vine rows and olive terraces with a producer-led talk on sustainable farming. Finish the morning with a leisurely tasting and light antipasti of pecorino and crostini at Cantina Giodo, soaking in panoramic views of cypress-lined ridges before descending to nearby Greve for your midday lunch.
In the afternoon, head to the sun-dappled village of Panzano in Chianti for a guided tasting at the family-run Vignaiole di Panzano, where you'll compare single-vineyard Chianti Classicos while a vintner explains terroir and barrel choices; follow with a stroll up to Castellina in Chianti to browse the enoteca window displays and sample local cured meats at Osteria Le Panzanelle. Finish with a relaxing terrace lunch at Ristoro di Lamole, savoring warm crostini, pappardelle al ragù di cinta senese and a carafe of cellar-recommended Chianti as the hillside light softens into evening, then return toward Florence with a quiet pause at a panoramic roadside belvedere for photos.
After returning toward Florence, unwind with a slow, local-focused evening in the village of Greve in Chianti-sip a glass of chilled rosé at Enoteca Falorni while sampling regional pecorino and house-made crostini, then join a short evening cellar visit at Le Cinciole for a guided tasting of reserve Chianti wines paired with a savory salumi board. Finish the night with a cozy dinner at Ristorante La Cantina, where seasonal Tuscan plates and a carafe of sangiovese make for relaxed conversation before a calm drive back to your Florence Airbnb, feeling pleasantly full and steeped in hillside flavors.
Arrive in Venice and settle into your accommodation in the quieter Dorsoduro neighborhood before setting out to explore on foot; begin with a fragrant breakfast of fresh pastries and a cappuccino at Pasticceria Dal Mas then wander the art-filled lanes toward Zattere for views across the Giudecca Canal. Continue with a visit to the atmospheric Scuola Grande di San Rocco to admire Tintoretto's masterpieces, then browse independent galleries and artisan mask-makers near Campo Santa Margherita, finishing with a light cicchetti lunch and a chilled local white at Osteria al Squero to recharge before your evening gondola.
After settling in Dorsoduro, wander across the quieter canals toward the island of San Giorgio Maggiore-climb the church bell tower for a sweeping, less-crowded panorama of the lagoon and Rialto's rooftops, then descend to enjoy a leisurely seafood-focused lunch at Osteria Ai Pugni near Campo San Barnaba. Continue by exploring the artisan workshops around Fondamenta Zattere ai Gesuati, sampling Venetian cicchetti at Cantina Do Spade and popping into a family-run glass studio on the way back to your neighborhood to watch a short flameworking demonstration before freshening up for your evening gondola.
As twilight deepens, wander toward the lively stretch around Piazza San Marco to admire the golden façade and grab an aperitivo of spritz and cicchetti at the historic Caffè Florian; soak in live piano music while watching the square's atmosphere shift from day to night. Then drift on a private gondola ride from the nearby quay by Riva degli Schiavoni, letting your gondolier cut through quieter back canals as you pass hidden palazzi and finish with a late seafood dinner at the intimate Osteria alle Testiere, a local favorite for fresh Venetian fish.
Start with a relaxed stroll through the quieter sestieri of Cannaregio, pausing for a morning espresso and a warm brioscia at Bar ai Promessi Sposi, then wander along the peaceful Fondamenta della Misericordia where you can watch locals unloading fresh fish at market stalls. Continue with a focused walking tour of the Jewish Ghetto-visit the evocative Museo Ebraico di Venezia and pop into a neighborhood bacaro like Al Baffa for small cicchetti tastings, keeping the pace gentle to match your recent arrival and the itinerary's shift toward slower, local discoveries.
Spend the afternoon wandering the labyrinthine streets of the Castello district, pausing at Campo Santa Maria Formosa to admire its layered civic architecture before slipping into the quiet cloister of Chiesa di San Zaccaria for a moment of frescoed calm. Then follow a canal-side route toward Libreria Acqua Alta, browse its eccentric stacks and climb the gondola staircase for a unique photo-op, and finish with a slow coffee and book at the tucked-away Torrefazione Cannaregio while sampling a regional pastry and planning your evening gondola.
As dusk falls, slip into the quieter sestieri for an intimate, history-infused evening: begin with an aperitivo of local cicchetti and a spritz at Osteria Enoteca San Marco, then follow a guided stroll that traces the shadowed facades and legends around Campo San Stefano, where your guide will share tales of noble families and lost canals. Finish with a cozy dinner at the family-run Antiche Carampane, savoring seasonal seafood amid warm Venetian hospitality, and cap the night with a nightcap at Il Mercante, a tiny cocktail bar favored by locals for its creative, low-lit atmosphere.
For a gentle, local morning, take the vaporetto to Sant'Erasmo and rent bicycles to pedal among vegetable gardens and quiet seaside orchards, stopping for a freshly baked focaccia and espresso at Osteria alla Spiaggia. Alternatively, linger closer to the city with a guided early-morning tour of San Pietro di Castello followed by a seafood-centric breakfast at Trattoria alla Vecchia, then amble the peaceful quays of Giudecca to watch artisans prepare for the day before returning to your base for a relaxed afternoon.
Take a relaxed vaporetto over to Torcello to explore its quiet island lanes-visit the ancient mosaics of Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta and climb the modest bell tower for a sweeping lagoon view, then linger with a light seafood lunch at Locanda Cipriani. Alternatively, spend the afternoon wandering the candy-colored houses of Burano, pop into lace workshops to watch artisans at work and sample the island's biscottini at Pasticceria Toletta, finishing with a calm boat ride back at golden hour to savor Venetian light on the canals.
As the golden hour deepens, slip into a quieter Venetian evening with a sunset aperitivo at Skyline Rooftop Bar on the Giudecca for sweeping lagoon views, then wander back through the lesser-trod alleys of Dorsoduro to discover dinner at Osteria Ai Tre Archi, a family-run spot prized by locals for its seasonal fish and simple pastas. After dinner, join a small-group nocturnal boat tour that threads illuminated canals and pauses by the silent façades of Palazzo Contarini del Bovolo, ending with a late gelato from Gelateria La Boutique del Gelato as you savor the hushed waterlit streets.
Leave Florence or Venice early and savor a scenic train-and-coastline-transfer, arriving mid-morning to drop bags at your Airbnb before a gentle coastal wander: stroll the cliffside promenade to Fornillo Beach in Positano (or the marina in Marina Grande if staying in Amalfi) and breathe in the sea air while scouting nearby cafés. Pause for a late-morning snack of fresh fritto misto and a lemon granita at the family-run waterside café Da Adolfo (Positano) or sip a strong espresso with sfogliatella at Pasticceria Pansa (Amalfi), then take a short private boat trip to a secluded cove for a relaxed swim or shoreline photos to set a leisurely, sunlit tone for your first afternoon on the coast.
After your secluded cove swim, take a relaxed drive or private transfer to explore the cliffside villages: wander the pastel lanes of Nocelle for sweeping coastal panoramas and stop at Il Ritrovo Belvedere for a lemon-scented aperitivo on a sun-drenched terrace. Continue downhill to the lively harbor area and join a short guided tasting of local limoncello and fresh mozzarella at Salumeria Da Gennaro, then browse artisan ceramics in Vico Equense before returning to Positano or Amalfi to freshen up for sunset.
As the sky softens, wander toward Villa Romana di Minori's cliffside terrace for a short, atmospheric walk and panoramic views before heading to a relaxed aperitivo at Bar Internazionale in Amalfi (or the cliff-top Franco's Bar in Positano) to sample a local limoncello spritz and small seafood bites. For dinner, settle into a candlelit table at Ristorante Da Gemma (Amalfi) or the family-run Chez Black (Positano) to savor fresh spaghetti alle vongole and catch the coastline at golden hour, then finish with a slow post-prandial stroll along the marina toward Torre dello Ziro viewpoint for a quiet, starlit end to your arrival day.
Set off at first light on a private gozzo or small motorboat to explore the quieter coves north of Amalfi, anchoring for a swim and snorkel at the crystalline inlet of Cala di Furore before sipping a seaside espresso on deck. Afterward, call into the pebbled cove of Marina di Praia for a late-morning stroll and a tasting of freshly grilled anchovies and bruschette at the family-run Trattoria Da Ercole, then return along the coast pausing for photos of cliffside lemon groves and terraced vineyards that hint at the day's wine-and-dining discoveries ahead.
After your morning boat exploration, glide into the sheltered bay of Minori for a leisurely seafood lunch at the family-run Ristorante Torre Normanna, then stroll the lemon-scented promenade and sample a slice of the town's famed delizia al limone at Sal de Riso. Later, head to the quieter pebble beach at Castiglione for sunbathing and a swim, followed by a late-afternoon visit to the cliffside ceramic workshops of Vietri sul Mare where you can watch artisans hand-paint plates and pick up a small, locally made souvenir before returning to your base.
As the sun dips, moor your boat near the quiet bay of Maiori and linger for a cliffside aperitivo at Bar Nettuno, savoring a chilled limoncello spritz while watching fishermen bring in the day's catch. After disembarking, enjoy an intimate seafood dinner at the family-run Ristorante Il Gabbiano-order the house-special grilled sea bass and a side of locally grown roasted peppers-then take a leisurely post-dinner passeggiata along Lungomare Marconi for sea-scented night air and soft coastal lights.
Ease into your last morning with a slow stroll through the nearby municipal market at Piazza Duomo (Amalfi) to pick up fresh limoncello, locally made olive oil, and a bakers' selection-don't miss a tasting of delizia al limone at the stall by Sal De Riso. Afterward, take a short scenic walk up to Sentiero dei Limoni for postcard views of terraced lemon groves and a final photo stop, then return to your Airbnb for a relaxed packing session and a quick farewell espresso at the cozy seaside cafe Caffè Venezia before your transfer to Naples or Rome.
Spend a relaxed afternoon wandering the artisan-lined lanes of Maiori-browse ceramics and seaside treats at Antica Ceramica di Maiori and pick up jars of locally produced lemon marmalade at La Dispensa del Gusto. Continue with a slow coastal walk to Scala to visit the hilltop olive-press museum Frantoio del Casale for a guided oil tasting, then finish with a late-light lunch of fresh spaghetti alle vongole and a glass of Falanghina at the family-run Ristorante Torre a Mare before returning to your Airbnb to finish packing and arrange your transfer to Naples or Rome.
For a relaxed final evening, wander to Piazza Flavio Gioia for an aperitivo at the waterfront Bar Nettuno 2 while watching fishing boats drift home, then stroll the moonlit promenade to the atmospheric seaside chapel Chiesa di Santa Maria a Mare for coastal views. Finish with a farewell dinner at the family-run Trattoria Da Gigi-order the catch-of-the-day with a glass of local Fiano-and cap the night with a small bottle of artisan limoncello from LimonArte to pack as a last-minute souvenir before your transfer preparations.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Pasticceria Marchesi (coffee in Milan) | €6 |
| Brera District (neighborhood walk) | Free |
| Bar San Calisto (espresso in Trastevere) | €2 |
| Trastevere (stroll) | Free |
| Mercatino delle Pulci (antiques browsing) | Free |
| Mercato di Testaccio (market browsing/snacks) | €8 |
| Navigli (stroll & aperitivo) | €12 |
| Risoelatte (cicchetti/aperitivo, Milan) | €15 |
| Mag Café (canal-side spritz) | €10 |
| Porta Romana / Trattoria Madonnina (dinner) | €25 |
| Villa Necchi Campiglio (exterior passeggiata) | Free |
| Osteria da Fortunata (Rome dinner) | €30 |
| Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere (gelato & stroll) | €5 |
| Bar Basso (nightcap, Milan) | €12 |
| Drink Kong (Rome craft-cocktail) | €15 |
| Campo de' Fiori (market visit) | Free |
| Forno Campo de' Fiori (cornetti/snack) | €3 |
| Ghetto degli Ebrei / Sforno (pizza bianca / snack) | €6 |
| Caffè Sant'Eustachio (coffee) | €2 |
| Piazza Venezia (stroll/view) | Free |
| La Taverna dei Fori Imperiali (lunch - Monti) | €25 |
| Basilica di San Pietro in Vincoli (visit) | Free |
| Ai Tre Scalini (aperitivo) | €8 |
| Freni e Frizioni (aperitivo) | €10 |
| Osteria del Pegno (dinner) | €30 |
| Private guided Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel (skip-the-line private tour) | €180 |
| St. Peter's Basilica (entry) | Free |
| Caffè Farnese (coffee) | €3 |
| Spanish Steps / Piazza di Spagna (stroll) | Free |
| La Buvette (lunch / glass of Frascati) | €20 |
| Sant'Eustachio Il Caffè (satellite espresso) | €2 |
| Bar del Fico (aperitivo) | €10 |
| Nonna Betta (dinner, Jewish Quarter) | €35 |
| Caffè della Pace (espresso/limoncello) | €8 |
| Ponte alla Carraia / Oltrarno stroll | Free |
| Caffè Le Vespe (espresso/pastry) | €4 |
| Mercato di Santo Spirito (tasting) | €8 |
| Giardino delle Rose (view & walk) | Free |
| Le Volpi e l'Uva (wine tasting/enoteca) | €20 |
| Enoteca Pitti Gola e Cantina (tasting) | €25 |
| Trattoria Sabatino (cicchetti/snack) | €12 |
| Osteria l'Antico Ristoro di' Cambi (dinner) | €30 |
| La Ménagère (aperitivo) | €12 |
| Buca Lapi (bistecca dinner) | €60 |
| Piazzale Michelangelo (view/stroll) | Free |
| Mercato Centrale (breakfast/tasting) | €8 |
| Museo di San Marco (entry) | €8 |
| Le Fate del Focolare (pasta-making class) | €70 |
| Gelateria dei Neri (gelato) | €4 |
| Mercato di Sant'Ambrogio (market tasting) | €8 |
| Basilica di San Miniato al Monte (visit) | Free |
| Cibrèo Caffè (wine flight) | €20 |
| Volume - libreria caffè (aperitivo) | €10 |
| Trattoria Sostanza (dinner) | €35 |
| Ponte Vecchio (stroll) | Free |
| Chianti day trip: Castello di Brolio (tasting & cellar tour) | €25 |
| Fattoria di Montemaggio (visit/tasting) | €25 |
| Cantina Giodo (tasting) | €20 |
| Vignaiole di Panzano (guided tasting) | €30 |
| Ristoro di Lamole (terrace lunch) | €30 |
| Enoteca Falorni (tasting, Greve) | €12 |
| Le Cinciole (evening cellar visit/tasting) | €20 |
| Ristorante La Cantina (dinner in Greve) | €25 |
| Pasticceria Dal Mas (Venice breakfast) | €4 |
| Zattere (stroll) | Free |
| Scuola Grande di San Rocco (entry) | €8 |
| Campo Santa Margherita (cicchetti & lunch) | €15 |
| Osteria al Squero (cicchetti/local white) | €20 |
| San Giorgio Maggiore bell tower (view & entry) | €8 |
| Osteria Ai Pugni (seafood lunch) | €25 |
| Cantina Do Spade (cicchetti) | €10 |
| Evening private gondola ride (Venice, ~30-45 mins) | €100 |
| Caffè Florian (aperitivo in Piazza San Marco) | €20 |
| Osteria alle Testiere (dinner) | €60 |
| Cannaregio stroll / Bar ai Promessi Sposi (breakfast) | €4 |
| Museo Ebraico di Venezia (entry) | €12 |
| Al Baffa (bacaro cicchetti) | €10 |
| Fondamenta della Misericordia (stroll) | Free |
| Chiesa di San Zaccaria (visit) | Free |
| Libreria Acqua Alta (visit) | Free |
| Torrefazione Cannaregio (coffee) | €3 |
| Osteria Enoteca San Marco (aperitivo) | €12 |
| Guided history stroll around Campo San Stefano | €15 |
| Antiche Carampane (dinner) | €50 |
| Il Mercante (cocktail nightcap) | €12 |
| Sant'Erasmo (vaporetto + bike rental & focaccia) | €20 |
| San Pietro di Castello (guided early-morning tour) | €12 |
| Torcello: Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta (entry) | €5 |
| Locanda Cipriani (lunch, Torcello) | €40 |
| Burano (boat & visits + pastry) | €20 |
| Skyline Rooftop Bar (aperitivo, Giudecca) | €15 |
| Osteria Ai Tre Archi (dinner) | €30 |
| Nocturnal small-group boat tour (illuminated canals) | €25 |
| Gelateria La Boutique del Gelato (gelato) | €4 |
| Train/transfer to Amalfi Coast (Florence/Venice → Amalfi/Positano - per person, standard mixed rail+bus/transfer estimate) | €80 |
| Fornillo Beach / Marina Grande (stroll & snack) | Free |
| Da Adolfo (snack/granita, Positano) | €15 |
| Pasticceria Pansa (Amalfi espresso & sfogliatella) | €4 |
| Short private boat trip to secluded cove (half day) | €60 |
| Il Ritrovo Belvedere (aperitivo in Nocelle) | €10 |
| Salumeria Da Gennaro (tasting) | €12 |
| Ristorante Da Gemma (Amalfi dinner) | €45 |
| Chez Black (Positano dinner) | €40 |
| Private gozzo / small motorboat day (Amalfi Coast) | €120 |
| Cala di Furore (swim/snorkel) | Free |
| Trattoria Da Ercole (Marina di Praia lunch) | €25 |
| Ristorante Torre Normanna (Minori lunch) | €35 |
| Sal de Riso (delizia al limone tasting) | €6 |
| Castiglione beach (sunbathing/swim) | Free |
| Vietri sul Mare ceramic workshop visit | Free |
| Bar Nettuno (aperitivo, Maiori) | €8 |
| Ristorante Il Gabbiano (dinner) | €30 |
| Piazza Duomo (Amalfi market shopping) | Free |
| Sentiero dei Limoni (walk/view) | Free |
| Caffè Venezia (farewell espresso) | €2 |
| Antica Ceramica di Maiori (shopping) | €15 |
| La Dispensa del Gusto (lemon marmalade jars) | €8 |
| Frantoio del Casale (olive-press museum & tasting) | €12 |
| Ristorante Torre a Mare (late-light lunch) | €30 |
| Bar Nettuno 2 (aperitivo) | €8 |
| Chiesa di Santa Maria a Mare (visit) | Free |
| Trattoria Da Gigi (farewell dinner) | €30 |
| LimonArte (artisan limoncello bottle to pack) | €12 |
| Estimated Total (per person) | €2,800 |