Italy in Summer

Brimming with memories to be made.

Summer in Italy is a season of energy, warmth, and breathtaking beauty. The sun-drenched landscapes of the Amalfi Coast shimmer with vibrant colors, while the islands of Sicily and Sardinia offer crystal-clear waters and golden beaches. In the rolling hills of Tuscany, vineyards stretch as far as the eye can see, inviting travelers to enjoy local wines and indulge in authentic Italian cuisine. Whether it's hiking in the Dolomites, savoring fresh pasta by the sea, or dancing under the stars at a local festival, Italy in summer is a feast for the senses, offering unforgettable experiences at every turn.

Experience Italy’s best weather between late June and early September.

Best activities to do in Summer

  • Gondala rides in Venice

    Gondola rides in Venice are one of the most iconic and romantic experiences you can have while visiting the city. A gondola ride typically lasts around 30 to 40 minutes, and you’ll be cruising along Venice’s beautiful canals. Some rides will take you through quieter, more scenic backstreets, while others might offer views of the Grand Canal.

  • Coastal Exploration of Amalfi

    The Amalfi Coast is a top choice for its dramatic cliffs, picturesque villages, and opportunities for coastal hikes, like the "Path of the Gods".  Whether you're looking for a relaxing day on the water or an adventurous exploration there is something for everyone.

  • Pizza Making experiences

    Naples, renowned for its authentic pizza culture, offers many pizza-making experiences where you can learn to make authentic Italian-style pizza. Top locations include; L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele, Sorbillo, Pizzeria Starita, and Pizzeria di Matteo.

  • Boat rides across Lake Como

    Take a relaxing and scenic boat ride across the crystal blue waters of Lake Como to visit charming towns like Como, Bellagio, and Varenna. Each with its own unique character, including beautiful squares, historic buildings, and picturesque lakefronts.

  • Ravello Festival

    Italy’s most prestigious cultural events are held annually in the stunning coastal town of Ravello, located on the Amalfi Coast. Also known as the Wagner Festival, this festival in Ravello features classical and jazz music. This festival attracts many music and jazz enthusiasts for its authenticity and feel of classic jazz.