Italy · SAFARI
Good safari parks fill up weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride quads, buggies, or Jeeps through Crete’s hills, gorges, caves, and villages, with Greek lunch, beach time, pickup, and safety guidance.
“Great excursion. Well organized. ATV good for younger couples. Jeeps for retired. Also good for families. Paced well with several breaks. Good lunch in a cafe included as well as some beach time. Great way to spend a day!”
Ride Crete’s countryside by quad, with olive groves, Milatos Cave, a beach stop, village roads, lunch, and hotel transfers.
“Quad is already a tradition in all the trips that we do and this one was not exception. A few words- Fun, Laugh and dust a lot of dust. Thank you guys 😊 your company is excellent.”
Explore rural Crete by 4WD with goat milking, cooking, pottery, mountain villages, lunch, and olive oil tasting from Heraklion.
“Jesus was an amazing guide, very knowledgeable, fun, and engaging. He did his best to make everyone content and it was a loooong day for him! Some of the highlights included milking a goat on a small farm, and all the beauty that Crete has to offer. Lunch was very good and everyone was very hospitable. Would definitely recommend this trip.”
Review of Florence’s 10-hour Chianti safari, with 4WD countryside roads, two wineries, Tuscan lunch, olive oil, cheese, and eight wines.
“My partner and I had a fantastic time on the Chianti Wine and Food Safari with guide Lavinia in August. Lavi was an exceptional host who provided interesting facts about Florence and kept our group engaged for the day. Lavi was professional and her sommelier knowledge & hosting was top notch. We learned about the history of each of the vineyards, the process of wine production, and got to sample wine & food at each location. The Tuscan lunch overlooking the vineyards was memorable. She even helped me discover my own personal palette during the wine tasting (I like older & smooth wines). Lavi was very approachable and open to…”
Pick the kind of day first, then pick the tour.
