moderate
8 hours
Participants should be in average physical shape capable of walking several kilometers at a relaxed pace.
Discover Tuscany’s stunning landscapes and medieval towns on a private shore excursion from La Spezia. Perfect for outdoor lovers and history buffs alike.
Starting at €690 | Up to 8 people | Pick-up and drop-off with local private Driver and Guide
Embark on a captivating full-day shore excursion from La Spezia, exploring the enchanting Chianti wine region, medieval San Gimignano, and historic Monteriggioni. Experience personalized wine tastings amidst stunning vineyards, stroll through charming cobbled streets, and uncover the rich history of ancient fortresses, making this journey truly unforgettable.
Tour € 690–€ 950
8 hours
Chianti wine area, Pisa, San Gimignano and Monteriggioni – Private Shore Excursion from La Spezia
Chianti Wine Area – Wine Tasting Most of you have surely heard more than once the word Chianti but until you have visited it you have absolutely no idea what means… A trip to Chianti area represents a unique and unforgettable experience for everyone involved. Spending a day between fabulous vineyards and olive groves will let you understand why this wine is so famous all over the world! We will present you the most appreciated tour about wine tasting but remember that our secret is a personalized service, we give you a suggestion only, let us know your desire…
San Gimignano Only one hour and a half to reach the medieval village of San Gimignano, passing through the most wonderful Tuscan countryside. The rolling slopes are covered with vineyards and silvery green olive grows, like a picture. Only this spectacle would be more than enough to enjoy this tour! Fortified walls and watchtowers show power and prosperity in the Middle Ages. Only thirteen of the town’s original 76 towers remain. Enjoy your time to stroll the narrow cobbled streets taking San Gimignano’s sights, Piazza della Cisterna, the Collegiata in Piazza del Duomo, a Romanesque cathedral known.
Monteriggioni Until the XI century Monteriggioni was a station of a standstill on the Francigena Road in Tuscany. Siena transformed Monteriggioni in the imposing Fortress to the protection of the boundary north in the wars against the enemy Florence. Inside Monteriggioni there were in XIV century beyond 150 families with about 600 inhabitants.
The wall was arisen since 1213 (see the headstone on the Romea Gate) until 1219 and then they strengthen in varied years (1260, 1279) until 1545. The wall up of Monteriggioni is long beyond 500 meters, tall twenty meters and surrounded from 14 towers to square base. The Fortress in the beyond two hundred years “of use” spent of the hand between Florence and Siena.
When you land on your ship you have to take the shuttle bus (orange or blue) and get off at the last stop which is the Harbour of La Spezia where your driver will be waiting with a welcome sign under your name and the name of our companies such as:
"SMITH - UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN TOURS"
Please put yourself in the top positions when you need to get off the ship so do not waste time and meet your driver on time.
Ensure your footwear is suitable for cobblestone streets and moderate outdoor walking.
Use sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to stay comfortable during outdoor parts of the trip.
Carry water bottles to keep hydrated on warm days exploring towns and vineyards.
Secure your spot ahead of time to ensure a personalized experience in popular spots.
San Gimignano’s towers were built by wealthy merchant families during the Middle Ages, serving both as residences and symbols of power.
Tour operations prioritize sustainable practices, supporting local vineyards and minimizing environmental impact through eco-friendly tours.
Good shoes are crucial for walking through towns and vineyards comfortably.
Protection from the sun helps prevent sunburn during outdoor sightseeing.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is essential while exploring outdoor sites.
summer specific
Helps prevent sunburn during prolonged outdoor activities.
spring/summer/fall specific