Feel the V8 under you as you carve Tuscan turns toward Brunello country. This four-hour guided self-drive pairs high-performance thrills with thermal springs, medieval towns, and vineyard views.
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The Ferrari California's V8 bites into a turn as the Val d'Orcia opens like a map of rolling sculpted hills—cypress markers point the way and vineyards slope away in neat green ribbons. Driving this route for four hours feels like stitching together small medieval towns with a high-performance engine; Bagno Vignoni's steaming square and Montalcino's stone walls appear in quick, cinematic succession.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Normal mobility and the ability to enter/exit a low sports car; no special fitness required
Wildlife
History
Val d'Orcia's engineered agricultural landscape dates to Renaissance land management and later served as an important stop on the medieval Via Francigena; Bagno Vignoni's thermal piazza has been used since Roman times.
Conservation
This UNESCO landscape benefits from sustainable viticulture efforts and local regulations limiting large-scale development; drivers should avoid off-road parking and respect private farmland.
Reserve your spot on the Brunello/Montalcino-Tour in Ferrari today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring your driver’s license
You must present a valid driver's license to operate the Ferrari; organizers may refuse drivers without it.
Respect local speed limits
The roads are scenic but narrow—adhere to posted limits and tour-director guidance for safety and local relations.
Hydrate and time your run
Start in the morning to avoid midday heat and bring water for yourself between tasting stops.
Secure loose gear in the convertible
Wind can toss hats and cameras; use wrist straps and stow bags in the boot provided by the tour vehicle.
Valid driver's license
Required to drive the Ferrari and verify identity.
Sunglasses
Reduces glare when driving an open-top sports car on sunlit roads.
summer
Closed-toe shoes
Provide better pedal control and comfort during spirited driving.
Compact camera or phone with strap
Capture views at stops—use a strap to prevent loss in wind.