VERONA
The best of Verona and the Veneto.
The 6 full-day tours worth your time in Verona - what each one costs, how long it runs, and who to book it through.
Verona to the Dolomites in one day: Pordoi Pass views from Sass Pordoi, Ortisei’s wooden town, and UNESCO scenery with a bus-and-guide tour.
Most Popular“Beautiful sunny weather with great guide and transportation. Minivans from Verona to Affi where we joined a big bus. Dolomites was amazing and Ortisei was good stop but too short! Overall, well coordinated.”
Self-guided Vespa loop on Lake Garda from Peschiera with app navigation, ferry crossings, and booked lunch in Tremosine and Malcesine.
“The mileage on the vespa was WAY too much. Should be shortened to a half day trip, with longer drives minimized”
Dolomites day trip from Verona with panoramic bus, guided stops in Val di Fiemme, Sass Pordoi, and Ortisei, plus optional cable car.
“Our tour guide was excellent! She gave us a lot of interesting information on the drive without overloading us, leaving us to explore at our own pace once we reached the key destinations. The scenery and route taken gave us brilliant views on our way to the marked destinations. The Dolomites themselves were beyond words…”
Small-group Verona day trip with Lake Garda boat views, Sirmione stroll time, and Valpolicella Amarone and Ripasso tasting with lunch.
“The visit was really great and personalized with a nice guide competent and providing a lot of information. The 2 vineyards were well chosen and different with interesting comparative tasting. The lunch was also very good on well located restaurant.”
Full-day Venice from Verona with coach, Giudecca boat ride to St Mark’s, guided walk, free time, and optional gondola.
“Gewoon top !”
Classic Venice day trip from Lake Garda with boat transfer, guided St Mark’s Basilica and Doge’s Palace, plus optional gondola.
“Die Tour war perfekt organisiert. Der Zeitplan wurde genau eingehalten. Für eigene Erkundungen war ausreichend Zeit. Für einen eintägigen Aufenthalt in Venedig absolut empfehlenswert.”
