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Lake Garda

The largest of the Italian lakes, Lake Garda enjoys a sheltered position and a warm, balmy climate - a seductive combination for a relaxing holiday. Beautiful towns and villages hug the lake shore, all with their own unique charm and breathtaking scenery.

Framed by the Dolomite Mountains, the landscape is rich and diverse, from the dramatic mountain backdrops of the northern villages to the pretty promenades along the southern shores. The heady scent of lemons in the air is as tantalising as the towns and villages of Lake Garda are beautiful. The two great cultural cities of Verona and Venice are within easy reach.

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Sorrento & Amalfi Coast

Beautiful little villages clinging to the cliff face, including Positano, Sorrento, Amalfi with its whitewashed villas and luxury hotels, the hillside resort of Ravello and further east, the seaside towns of Maiori and Minori.

Base yourself in Sorrento for the best chance to explore this romantic coastline and it's many historic treasures. Add on an Amalfi Coast excursion, a trip to Pompeii or Vesuvius and experience the true magic of Italy in this idyllic paradise or choose a Stay & Explore pack to get 3 of these wonderful excursions for the price of 2. We also recommend a twin centre stay with Rome or perhaps a Cruise & Stay package. See below for some of our latest offers.

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Sicily

Although part of Italy, Sicily, the largest of the Mediterranean islands, has its own unique and fascinating culture and charm. Separated from the mainland by the Straits of Messina 3km away, at one time or another it was ruled by the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans and Spanish, all of whom have left their mark on the island with its unique blend of monuments, traditions and warm hospitality.

From the bustling streets of the capital, Palermo, to the smallest of seaside resorts, it is a place of great beauty and contrasts, steeped in history and culture. Among its many attractions are three volcanoes, Mount Etna being the most famous, as well as four World Heritage sites which are well worth a visit.

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Venetian Riviera & Venice

With its superb beaches, bustling resorts and proximity to historic cities, the Venetian Riviera has been attracting holidaymakers for generations and it is easy to see why. It truly has something for everybody.

You want a fun-filled beach holiday for the family? Check. A relaxing getaway for two? Check. A chance to immerse yourself in Italian culture, art or history? Check. Vibrant nightlife? Sporting activities? Food and drink? Check, check, check.

The region is named after the Floating City of Venice, one of the cultural capitals of the world, filled with fascinating museums and spectacular architecture. You can explore it on foot or by taking a gondola ride along its famous canals.

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Tuscany & Florence

Tuscany is magical in its diversity, complete with undulating countryside lined with long rows of cypress trees, elegant seaside resorts and a whole host of historic cities to explore including Florence, Siena and Pisa.

Rolling lush green hills, cities filled with art and history, sleepy villages where time seems to stand still and stylish seaside resorts laced with miles of sandy beaches.Tuscany has to be one of the most incredibly beautiful and varied landscapes in the world. By choosing Tuscany as a holiday destination you can experience the many sides of Italy all in one trip. Lush countryside, idyllic beaches and historical landmarks, all the things that Italy is known and loved for can be experienced in one amazing holiday.

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Puglia

Stretching from the Gargano peninsula to the heel of the Italian boot, Puglia also known by its Roman name of Apulia &emdash; is a unique part of Italy just begging to be explored.

This unspoilt landscape is dotted with whitewashed villages, rolling hillside strewn with ancient castles and sandy beaches edged by rocky mountain ranges sweeping down to the Adriatic Sea. One of its most striking features is its trulli - old whitewashed stone buildings with conical roofs, seen mostly in Alberobello. This is an ideal destination for anyone seeking to avoid the hustle and bustle of the busier Italian resorts and escape to a more secluded region where tradition and warm hospitality are a way of life.

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Lake Como

Como town and Cernobbio, renowned for its grandiose villas, are sights to behold. It’s no surprise that this beautiful lake has attracted artists, poets and the rich for centuries.

The town once inspired the poet Henry Longfellow to write: “I ask myself, is this a dream? Will it all vanish into thin air? Is there a land of such supreme and perfect beauty anywhere?”. You can find out for yourself with our choice of exquisite Lake Como resorts, all of which provide an ideal base for exploring the lakeside and surrounding areas. There are plenty of shops and pavement cafés to explore, you can enjoy leisurely walks among the villages or through the hills, and a scenic cruise around the lake is highly recommended.

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Rome

Known as the ‘Eternal City’, Rome is steeped in history, artistic grandeur and impressive architecture. It is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Delicious food, artistic treasures and historic legacy construct the very fabric of this magnificent city. Italy’s capital was once the very centre of power, culture and religion. This compelling history endows the city with its unique sense of importance. It is bursting with historical sights, extraordinary enough to impress more than just the average history buff. The city of Rome is guaranteed to leave all that visit it, in absolute awe.

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Liguria & Cinque Terre

‘Cinque Terre’ means Five Lands and the Cinque Terre of the Italian Riviera are five unique villages hugging the cliffs along a short stretch of the Ligurian coastline.

One of the most enchanting harbour towns in the region, Portovenere lies at the mouth of the Golfo dei Poeti (Gulf of Poets), a wide bay renowned for its connections with the poets, Shelley and Byron. La Spezia, the largest town in the bay, features a rich nautical heritage which is recorded in its fascinating naval museums. It has an attractive town centre where you can stroll through the streets, or sit at a pavement café and watch the world go by. Via del Prione is a largely pedestrianised street lined with shops, cafés and restaurants. The seafront promenade is another pleasant place to stroll or just sit and admire the views.

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