Tuscany: Small Group Tour by Vespa + Lunch
Discover Tuscany on an Italian icon – a Vespa
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The experience
Discover Tuscany on an Italian icon – a Vespa
Hop on a Vespa and drive along scenic and silent country roads in the hills of Tuscany. It's the perfect Italian escape.
Get ready to admire the sights, smells, and sounds of the Chianti region!
*Vespa training:**
First you will receive an orientation conducted by an English speaking trained professional, ensuring the safe operation of your Vespa before you head out for an engaging and enjoyable ride.
A driving test in an enclosed space will be held to understand if everyone has enough confidence and safety on the Vespa to drive on open roads.
*Ride through the country:**
The ride, along scenic country roads will offer splendid views of the rolling hillside, vineyards and olive groves, little medieval churches, and ancient wineries. You'll also stop for photo opportunities along the way.
What’s included
- Service is operated with original 50cc Piaggio Vespa or Zip scooters
- Lunch or dinner in a typical Tuscan winery is included
- Typical Tuscan meal
- Wine and olive oil tasting
- Guided tour of 2 wineries and their cellars
- Support vehicles (minivan or Tuscany tuk-tuk)
Not included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Gratuities
Where to go
Tuscany Day Trips from Florence
Via dei Vagellai 22
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Important visitor information
Must know
The tour runs rain or shine. Guest options on rainy days:
1. Proceed with the tour hoping for clearing weather
2. Rain check (refund of the same amount clients paid)
Before purchase
You must be at least 18 years of age to drive, at least 13 years to be a passenger
Please bring a valid driving license with you on the tour (a motorcycle license is not necessary to join)
How to use
Meeting Point: Via dei Vagellai 22, Florence, at the corner of Piazza Mentana (across from the Arno River).
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