Join this private shore excursion from Livorno lead by an english-speaking driver where you will discover the beauties of Volterra passing along the Etruscan Coast and the Tuscan countryside, arriving to San Gimignano known all over in the world as the Manhattan of Tuscany! San Gimignano is also known for the famous white wine, "Vernaccia" which you might taste at the local winery.

Upon arrival in Volterra, start exploring the town's attractions. Visit the historic center, Piazza dei Priori, the Roman amphitheater, and the Etruscan Museum to learn about Volterra's fascinating past. Don't forget to stroll along the medieval walls for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

P.N.: all services provided are customizable according your needs.  The pick up and drop off time can be change according the arrival and departure time of the ship.

• Meeting Point at Livorno Port: Customers will be met by a Tuscany Taste Tour's driver holding up a sign with their name on it.
• Our drivers are NOT OFFICIAL LICENCE GUIDES and they can give you commentaries of the sites seen from inside the vehicle. We are professional speaking drivers but are not allowed, by an agreement with Labour Union, to enter museums, churches and other monuments.
• Dresses: Please dress respectfully for visiting religious monuments, local custom requires cover knees and shoulder. Comfortable walking shoes recommended.
• Wheel Chair Accessible :We can accommodate travelers that have just collapsible wheelchair. Our vehicles are not equipped by the ramp for a wheelchair.
• The vehicle will escort you for the entire service. Walking is limited unlike bus tour where you have to walk the whole day.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 9.30 a.m. Pick up from Livorno port;
• Volterra is situated in a commanding position and overlooking beautiful Tuscan countrysides. This medieval Etruscan town features well preserved walls.
• Piazza dei Priori is surrounded by austere palaces. The 13th century Palazzo Pretorio has paired windows and is linked with the Torre del Podestà. Also known as Torre del Porcellino because of the wild boar sculpted high up on a bracket. The early – 13th century Palazzo de Priori, opposite, is decorated with terracotta, marble and stone shields of the Florentine governors.
• Roman Theater (Teatro Romano) discovered about 60 years ago;
• Departure to San Gimignano ( 30 minutes);
• Lunch at the local trattoria or at the winery in San Gimignano;( this is a suggestion!);
• Drop off in front of Porta San Giovanni or Piazza della Cisterna;
• Strolling around this little town tastings the best gelato in the world;
• Departure to Livorno port in time to embark;
• 5.30 p.m. drop off at the ship.