Italy Holidays

Situated to the west of Italy, this scenic spot is what dreams are made of. Sandy beaches, sapphire-blue waters, nature trails and a mountainous backdrop combine to form this destination gem! Sardinia holidays are Italy with a difference. The architecture is noticeably unique compared to the rest of Italy, and the north coast has over 80 stunning coves. Sardinia also boasts many prehistoric sights. This rugged coastline is famously awash in history - sprinkled with mysterious Bronze Age ruins.

Many of the activities here incorporate the natural surroundings. Watersports, climbing, biking, the list is endless. Almost any outdoor adventure you can think of! Or, if you fancy something a little more relaxing, head to one of the traditional restaurants and sample a world-class Italian dish.

Set in the heart of the Neapolitan Riviera, Sorrento is a beautiful place to visit. Lovely food, idyllic scenery and relaxed surroundings combine to create this charming Italian town. Acting as a gateway to the renowned Amalfi Coast, this popular tourist spot has retained its authenticity. You can expect a scenic blend of glistening valleys, high mountains and historic buildings – not to forget the stunning views! When you’re not soaking up the rays on one of the pristine beaches, there’s an array of historic museums to explore. Browse the market and sophisticated souvenir shops in the old town, sample the delicious cuisine or how about a boat trip out to one of the other surrounding resorts? There’s so much to see and do here.

Take a trip away from the intricate cobbled streets and authentic restaurants, and you’ll discover Sorrento’s breathtaking art and history. The Museum Correale is one of the most popular tourist attractions and home to an array of Neapolitan arts, crafts and many magnificent paintings.

As the capital of Sicily, there’s plenty to see and do in Palermo. With stunning architecture, mouth-watering food and white sandy beaches, it’s easy to see why so many visit this city every year! Look around, and you’ll immediately notice the unique buildings - with worldwide design influences. The Palazzo Dei Normanni is an extraordinary palace with a beautiful Byzantine Chapel inside! There’s a beautiful Cathedral here, too. After soaking in all those magnificent sights, you may feel hungry. Don’t miss the opportunity to tuck into some tasty street food.

One of the main reasons to visit Palermo has to be its beautiful beaches. Mondello Beach is the most popular, with soft sands, towering cliffs and calm waters that are perfect for paddling. This sandy stretch is next to Capo Greco Nature Reserve, home to wildlife and luscious greenery.

There are so many reasons to book an Amalfi Coast holiday. You will find an array of serene coastlines and a beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site of stunning architecture and historic houses. Situated along the Amalfi Coast’s picturesque shores is Amalfi’s main town. Here you can expect winding streets of traditional buildings, gift shops and hotels. With so much to see and do, you can fill your days up however you like. When you’re not relaxing on the beautiful beach or swimming in the sparkling blue waters, you can explore the town’s must-see attractions. How about taking a trip to the Amalfi Cathedral? You’ll be in awe of its breathtakingly beautiful design. 

If you’re hungry, the harbour is a great place for a bite to eat. Tuck into mouth-watering Italian cuisine, and try the famous Limoncello in the sunshine while looking out at all the glamourous yachts! Better yet, catch your own boat ride out to the stunning nearby island of Capri! This beautiful little town has it all. 

Located in northern Italy is a vast glistening lake and a popular tourist destination - Lake Garda. Did you know this world-famous lake is 52 kilometres long? Around the water’s edge, you’ll find many little towns, hotels and resorts. And if you wish to cross the river, hop on a ferry to the other side! Lake Garda holidays are picturesque. You can also expect tall mountains, lush greenery and a pretty harbour here.

No matter where you’re staying, why not visit more than one of the treasure-filled towns? Ice cream parlours, shops, historical attractions and traditional eateries line the colourful little streets. So many charming towns await your exploration - from Malcesine on the east side to River Del Garda on the north! As Lake Garda is so tranquil, you may be surprised to learn there’s an action-packed theme park here. Perfect for families, Gardaland has many thrilling rides for all ages.