Small-group Chianti Vespa Tour from Florence
This amazing Tuscany Vespa tours from Florence is the best way to see Tuscany in a fun and easy way. Join the Italian Vespa Club and live the Dolce Vita as you take in panoramic views of the Tuscan hills, rounding off the trip with a guided visit to wine cellars and a traditional Tuscan meal
- Spin along scenic country roads through the rolling Tuscan Hills by 50cc Piaggio Vespa, on this 6-hour tour from Florence.
- Admire panoramic views over the fruit-laden vineyards, ancient olive groves, medieval churches and traditional wineries for which Tuscany is famous.
- Enjoy a short visit around a Medieval village, where you can sample delicious local produce.
- Learn of Tuscan winemaking techniques during a guided tour of a local Chianti winery’s cellars, and end with a traditional Tuscan lunch or dinner.
- Your knowledgeable guide shares insight into Tuscany’s rich history and culture, ensuring an authentic taste of Italy throughout your adventure.
- Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 16 people, or upgrade to a private tour for a more intimate experience.
Meeting Point
Meet your tour leader in Via dei Vagellai, 22 red, corner with Piazza Mentana (opposite to the Arno River).
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Do I need a driving licence to ride a Vespa in Italy?
Yes — a valid driving licence is required to ride your own 50cc Piaggio Vespa on this tour. The minimum riding age is 18. If you prefer not to drive, you can ride as a passenger behind another member of your group. No prior scooter experience is needed: the pace is relaxed (around 25 km/h) and a brief riding introduction is given before departure.
How far do we ride on the Vespa, and what roads does the tour cover?
The route covers approximately 30 km of Tuscan back roads through the Chianti Classico wine region — quiet country lanes flanked by vineyards, olive groves, and cypress trees. You'll pass through medieval villages and stop at a local winery for a cellar tour and tasting. The pace is leisurely and designed for enjoyment, not speed.
What is the Chianti wine region, and why is it famous?
The Chianti Classico zone is a protected wine region between Florence and Siena, recognized as one of Italy's most prestigious appellations. It produces Sangiovese-based red wines under the DOCG label, identifiable by the black rooster (Gallo Nero) seal. The landscape — rolling hills covered in vineyards and olive trees — is considered one of the most beautiful in all of Tuscany.
What happens if it rains on the day of the Vespa tour?
In the event of heavy rain or unsafe riding conditions, the tour switches to a minivan itinerary so the winery visit and traditional Tuscan meal still take place as planned. Light drizzle is generally manageable; the guide will assess conditions on the day. If you have concerns about weather, you can contact the team in advance.
What is included in the Chianti winery stop?
The winery visit includes a guided cellar tour and a tasting of Chianti Classico wines alongside locally produced extra-virgin olive oil. After the tasting, the group shares a traditional Tuscan meal at the estate. This is a genuine farm-to-table experience at a working winery — not a tourist-facing event space.
What is your Cancellation Policy?
Cancellations are free up to 24 hours before the tour departure. For cancellations made within 24 hours of the tour start time, as well as in case of no-shows, the full amount will be charged.
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