Awe-inspiring art and architecture, extraordinary natural diversity, stylish yet spirited locals, as well as the world's finest food and drink - luxury holidays in Italy offer a charm that knows no bounds.
Awe-inspiring art and architecture, extraordinary natural diversity, stylish yet spirited locals, as well as the world's finest food and drink - luxury holidays in Italy offer a charm that knows no bounds.
Italy is a destination that you'll never grow tired of. Visit the architectural treasures of Rome, the remarkable coastline of Amalfi, the enduring romanticism of Venice, or the pristine beaches of Sardinia - there's always something new to come back for.
A luxury holiday to Italy can be enjoyed year-round. The diverse landscapes and stunning locations make it a great destination to visit, so whether you are exploring on one of our luxury city breaks, or indulging in a relaxing beach getaway, we have a package to suit your needs.
High season for the country is typically between July and August, excluding the Alps and Dolomites, where snow-based pursuits are most popular from late December to March.
Italy is characterised by a Mediterranean climate and benefits from warm, dry summers. In July, the hottest month, temperatures regularly top 30 degrees. For more comfortable climes and fewer people, consider visiting between April and June or late September and October.
Renowned the world over, Italian cuisine promises flavour-packed dishes made using tried and trusted techniques, as well as the finest ingredients and seasonal produce. For top-end restaurants, booking as far in advance as possible is highly recommended - especially if they've earned a Michelin star. Or why not try one of our luxury all-inclusive holidays to this beautiful country, and take the pressure off finding places to eat every night?
In addition to pizza and pasta, Italy has a great deal of regional variety, with noteworthy dishes often named after their birthplace. These include Milanese risotto, Sicilian sardines, Florentine steak, Tuscan bean soup, Parma ham, and Pugliese bread.
British nationals don’t need a visa to enjoy Italian holidays, but your passport should be valid for the proposed duration of your stay. For more information about entry requirements, visit GOV.UK.