The Ultimate South Africa Safari Itinerary

Cape Town • Winelands • Kruger • Victoria Falls Extension

South Africa is one of the most rewarding and well-rounded destinations for travelers who want wildlife, culture, cuisine, and luxury all in one. Whether you're planning a honeymoon, a bucket-list trip, or a once-in-a-lifetime family adventure, this is the itinerary I get asked for the most—and for good reason.

Here’s how I structure a 10–14 day luxury safari trip that blends vibrant city life, breathtaking vineyards, and world-class wildlife, all with the perks and personalization That Blonde Travels is known for.

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Days 1–4: Cape Town

Where coastlines meet culture

Where to Stay (with VIP perks!)

• One&Only Cape Town – Waterfront views, spacious rooms, and a top-tier spa
• Cape Grace (reopening 2025) – A classic luxury icon, ideal for travelers who love heritage properties
• Ellerman House – An intimate, art-filled boutique stay with sweeping ocean views in Bantry Bay
• Belmond Mount Nelson – A pink-hued city oasis with lush gardens and signature afternoon tea
(Book through me for perks like breakfast, upgrades, early check-in, and more!)

What to Do

• Take a private Table Mountain + City Tour (via cable car or hike)
• Explore Bo-Kaap and learn about Cape Malay heritage
• Visit Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned
• Wander the V&A Waterfront for shopping, dining, and art
• Day trip down the Cape Peninsula to see penguins at Boulders Beach and the dramatic cliffs at Cape Point

📸 Want a private photographer to capture your day? I can arrange that too.

Days 4–6: The Cape Winelands

Romantic, relaxed, and ridiculously scenic

Just 1–1.5 hours from Cape Town, the towns of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch offer vineyard-covered hills, fine dining, and some of South Africa’s best wines.

Where to Stay (with perks!)

• La Residence (Franschhoek) – Opulent, romantic, and service-focused
• Delaire Graff Estate – Ultra-luxury with vineyard views and a top-notch spa
• Leeu Estates – Sophisticated and serene, with access to their sculpture gardens and wine tastings
• Lanzerac (Stellenbosch) – Iconic Cape Dutch-style estate with a beautiful spa and wine cellar

What to Do

• Private wine tastings with a local sommelier/guide
• Explore the Franschhoek Wine Tram (VIP tickets available!)
• Dine at Chef’s Warehouse or Protégé for a gastronomic experience
• Visit charming galleries and boutiques in the village

🥂 I can arrange exclusive cellar tours, food pairings, or even a private wine blending experience.

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Days 6–10: Kruger Safari

Big Five game drives, private lodges, and unforgettable moments

Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned safari-goer, Greater Kruger delivers with thrilling wildlife encounters and 5-star service.

Where to Stay (top safari lodges with luxury + perks)

• Singita Boulders Lodge (Sabi Sand) – Design-forward, conservation-minded, ultra-luxury
• Royal Malewane (Thornybush) – Refined colonial style, private guides, and butler service
• Londolozi Private Granite Suites – Elegant and intimate with top-tier game viewing
• Tengile River Lodge (AndBeyond) – Sleek, modern, and eco-conscious

(Clients booking through That Blonde Travels receive perks like complimentary spa treatments, upgrades, and VIP welcome gifts.)

What to Expect

• Twice-daily private game drives with expert rangers
• Sunset cocktails in the bush (“sundowners”)
• Optional bush walks and conservation activities
• Candlelit dinners under the stars

I’ll match you to the right lodge based on your priorities—family-friendly, romantic, ultra-remote, etc.

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Optional Extension: Victoria Falls (Zambia or Zimbabwe)

Add 2–3 days at one of the world's natural wonders

Perfect as a post-safari extension, Victoria Falls offers a unique contrast to the bush. Fly from Kruger or Johannesburg to Livingstone (Zambia) or Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe).

Where to Stay

• Royal Livingstone Hotel (Zambia) – Colonial elegance just steps from the falls
• Matetsi Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) – Luxury riverside lodge with game viewing + spa
• Thorntree River Lodge (Zambia) – Contemporary safari-chic with strong eco credentials

What to Do

• Guided walking tours of the Falls (rainbows guaranteed!)
• Helicopter “Flight of Angels” for aerial views
• Sunset cruise on the Zambezi River
• Cultural village visits or day trip to Chobe National Park (Botswana)

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How Long Do You Need?

• 10 days: Cape Town + Winelands + 3-night safari

• 12–14 days: Add Victoria Falls or spend more time in Kruger

• 2+ weeks: Extend to Botswana, Mozambique (beach), or Namibia

INVESTMENT

A well-balanced luxury safari itinerary like this—featuring 4- and 5-star hotels, private transfers, guided touring, and premium safari lodges—typically starts at around: $6,000 per person for 7 nights. This includes luxury accommodations, private tours in Cape Town and the Winelands, and a 3-night all-inclusive safari in Greater Kruger.

International flights are additional, and pricing may vary based on season, lodge choice, and upgrades (like adding Victoria Falls or choosing ultra-luxury properties like Singita or Royal Malewane).

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Why Book This Trip with That Blonde Travels?

When you work with me, you’re not just getting a trip—you’re getting:
✔️ VIP perks at 5-star hotels and lodges
✔️ Private transfers and tours customized to your style
✔️ A single point of contact for everything from flight ideas to packing tips
✔️ Peace of mind that every detail is handled with care

Let’s plan your dream safari: Schedule a consult

Final Thoughts

From sipping world-class wines to watching a leopard slink through golden grass, South Africa is the kind of destination that changes you. This itinerary blends all the best parts of the country—and I’d love to help you bring it to life, your way.

NEW ZEALAND'S BAY OF ISLANDS: THE COMPLETE GUIDE

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If you’re dreaming of emerald islands, secluded beaches, dolphin encounters, and a little luxury in the mix—the Bay of Islands is a destination you don’t want to miss on your New Zealand itinerary. This subtropical paradise in the far north offers a stunning blend of nature, culture, and adventure, with a laid-back vibe that invites you to slow down and soak it all in.

Whether you’re sailing through turquoise waters, exploring historic Maori sites, or checking into a luxury lodge with ocean views, the Bay of Islands delivers.

Here’s everything you need to know to plan your perfect stay.

3-4 NIGHTS

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BEST TIME TO VISIT – November–March (New Zealand’s summer) is ideal for beach days, boat trips, and warm temps.
April–May offers fewer crowds and pleasant weather.

Where is the Bay of Islands?

The Bay of Islands is in the Northland Region of New Zealand, about a 3-hour scenic drive or a quick flight from Auckland. The area includes charming towns like Paihia, Russell, and Kerikeri, with ferries connecting them for easy exploration.

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Where to Stay in the Bay of Islands

Here are my top picks—whether you're looking for romantic seclusion or full-service luxury. And yes, when you book through me, you’ll unlock VIP perks like breakfast for two, spa credits, and potential upgrades.

Rosewood at Kauri Cliffs

• Ultra-luxury lodge set on a private coastal estate

• Golf course, spa, and private beach picnics

• A member of Rosewood Elite (perks available!)

Paihia Beach Resort & Spa

• Boutique beachfront property in the heart of Paihia

• Incredible spa + walkable to restaurants and the wharf

Eagles Nest

• Exclusive villas with panoramic ocean views

• Some villas come with private chefs + infinity pools

• Best for honeymooners or a luxe group retreat

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Top Things To Do in the Bay of Islands

Whether you're into outdoor adventure, cultural history, or just chilling by the sea—there’s something here for you.

Hole in the Rock Cruise

• The most iconic experience in the Bay!

• Cruise or sail through crystal-clear waters to a massive natural rock arch

Dolphin Watching + Sailing

• Spot dolphins and other marine life on a scenic catamaran cruise

• Private yacht charters also available for a splurge-worthy day

Waitangi Treaty Grounds

• Learn about New Zealand’s history and Māori culture

• Beautifully preserved site with interactive experiences

Canyoning Adventure

• A high-adrenaline activity for the adventurous!

• Rappel down waterfalls and scramble through hidden gorges

Beach-Hopping + Kayaking

• Hop between secluded coves and golden beaches

• My tip: ask about guided sea kayak tours at sunset!

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Dining & Wine

While this isn’t a huge foodie region, there are some hidden gems.

Omata Estate

• Boutique vineyard near Russell with ocean views and woodfired pizzas

Charlotte’s Kitchen (Paihia)

• Trendy, waterfront spot for seafood and cocktails

How to Get There

From Auckland:

• Drive (~3 hours) or

• Fly to Kerikeri and transfer (~30 min)

By Ferry:

• Regular ferry service connects Paihia and Russell

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Lauren’s Luxury Travel Tips:

Stay at least 3 nights to fully enjoy the region
Pack reef-safe sunscreen + water shoes for adventure days
Let me handle the bookings so you can enjoy VIP perks at top properties
Ask about combining this with Waiheke Island or other North Island gems!

Planning a New Zealand Escape?

As a luxury travel advisor, I’ll help you build a custom itinerary that includes the Bay of Islands plus other must-see spots like Queenstown, Franz Josef, and more. And when you book through me, you'll get access to exclusive perks at luxury hotels and lodges across the country.

📍 Schedule your consult

PRAGUE

Prague, with its romantic cobblestone streets, Gothic spires, and centuries-old charm, is truly a city that feels like stepping into a fairytale. It’s packed with history, yet buzzing with modern energy, where cozy cafés and cool cocktail bars sit next to castles and cathedrals.

During my visit in March, I only had two full days to explore, and let me tell you, it wasn’t nearly enough! I highly recommend at least three to four nights to truly soak in everything this stunning city has to offer.

4 NIGHTS

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BEST TIME TO VISIT – MID-APRIL TO MAY AND SEPTEMBER TO MID-OCTOBER IS SHOULDER SEASON. BRING A WARM JACKET.

GETTING AROUND – UBER, TRAINS, OR WALKING

CURRENCY – EUROS, MOST PLACES TAKE CREDIT CARDS

WHERE TO STAY

Luxury

• The Mozart Prague – A luxury option with historic elegance and river views, just steps from the Charles Bridge.

Modern & Stylish

• Boho Hotel Prague – Chic, minimalist, and walkable to Old Town. My favorite boutique hotel in the city.

• The Julius Prague – Stylish and modern with apartment-style suites and a great location near Wenceslas Square.

Trendy & Artsy

• NYX Hotel Prague by Leonardo Hotels – Funky, artsy, and centrally located with a young, social vibe.

Budget-Friendly

• Mosaic House Design Hotel – A great budget-friendly pick with eco-friendly touches, a cool café, and a lively atmosphere.

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WHERE TO EAT

Eska – A modern Czech restaurant in the trendy Karlin district. The food is creative, beautifully plated, and the sourdough is reason enough to visit.
Kantýna – Think upscale Czech pub meets butcher shop. It’s casual, communal, and serves some of the best meats and beer in town.
Café Savoy – Elegant Viennese-style café with fresh pastries, chandeliers, and amazing brunch.
U Modré Kachničky (The Blue Duckling) – Romantic and traditional, perfect for a cozy Czech dinner.
Mlejnice – A rustic hidden gem near Old Town Square with hearty Czech classics at great prices.
Manifesto Market – An open-air food hall with a rotating lineup of international street food and great cocktails.

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WHAT TO DO AND SEE:

Charles Bridge
One of the most iconic sights in Prague. Go early in the morning for fewer crowds and dreamy views over the Vltava River.

Prague Castle
More of a complex than a single castle, this sprawling site includes palaces, courtyards, and chapels. Don’t miss St. Vitus Cathedral, it’s absolutely stunning.

Old Town Square & Astronomical Clock
The heart of Prague. Make time to watch the hourly clock show, then grab a drink at one of the nearby cafés for prime people-watching.

Mala Strana Neighborhood
Charming and less touristy, with quiet streets, hidden gardens, and pastel townhouses. One of my favorite areas to wander.

Lennon Wall
A colorful symbol of peace, rebellion, and art. Bring a Sharpie if you want to leave your mark.

Petřín Hill
For panoramic city views, take the funicular or hike up. There's a mini Eiffel Tower at the top (yes, really), plus peaceful gardens and wooded trails.

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Final Thoughts

Prague is one of those cities that sneaks up on you—it’s romantic, walkable, and full of beautiful contradictions. Whether you’re into history, food, architecture, or just wandering without a plan, it’s the perfect long-weekend destination in Europe.

Need help planning your trip to Prague (or pairing it with Vienna, Budapest, or another European city)? I’d love to help!

📩 Let’s start planning

c/o The Masters

A Day at The Masters: Southern Tradition Meets Bucket-List Travel

If there’s one sporting event that effortlessly blends tradition, beauty, and exclusivity, it’s The Masters. Held every April at the iconic Augusta National Golf Club, it’s a dream experience not just for golf lovers—but for anyone who appreciates a refined, once-in-a-lifetime atmosphere.

As a travel advisor, I curate high-end, unforgettable experiences around the world, but attending The Masters is truly something special. And after experiencing it firsthand, I can say: it lives up to the hype.

The Magic of The Masters

From the moment you step through the gates, time slows down. The towering Georgia pines, the chorus of polite Southern applause, the impossibly green fairways, it’s like walking into a perfectly manicured dream. And yes, the azaleas really are that vibrant.

Phones aren’t allowed, which may sound inconvenient—but it turns out to be one of the most refreshing parts of the day. You’re unplugged and totally present. It’s a rare feeling, and one I didn’t realize I needed.

My Favorite Way to Spend the Day

While every day at The Masters is special, Friday or Saturday is my favorite. The competition is heating up, the energy from the crowd is building, and the weather tends to be just right.

I love to settle in at Amen Corner or up on the hill at Hole 3, both spots offer fantastic views and a peaceful, almost sacred vibe. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just soaking it in for the first time, these are the places where the spirit of the tournament really comes alive.

The Food You Can’t Miss

Sure, it’s a luxury event, but the concessions are famously simple and affordable. My go-to combo? An egg salad sandwich followed by the legendary peach ice cream sandwich. Sweet, creamy, and totally worth the sticky fingers.

Pro Shop Pro Tips

The Masters merchandise is elite, but shopping at Augusta requires strategy:

• Phones aren’t allowed, so bring a written list of what you want (and anyone you're shopping for).

• Go early in the week if you can as there’s more variety and sizes in stock.

• You can ship your purchases home from the course, which I highly recommend if you're going all in (which, let's be honest—you probably will).

• If you leave the pro-shop spending less than $1000, you’re doing great!

Want to Experience It for Yourself?

Getting tickets to The Masters isn’t easy, but that’s where I come in. I work with trusted partners to help secure badges, VIP hospitality, and accommodations in and around Augusta. Whether you're flying in for a day or building a full Southern itinerary around it, I can help make it seamless.

Want to stay in Savannah, relax at The Montage Palmetto Bluff, or head to Charleston for some yummy eats? Let's design a trip worthy of the green jacket.

Ready to plan your day at The Masters?
Want to check this off your bucket list in 2026? I’d love to help.

Back in January, I had the absolute pleasure of experiencing the ultra-chic Palm Heights in the Cayman Islands! This boutique, all-suite beachfront hotel is pure paradise and offers the perfect mix of luxury, relaxation, and stunning aesthetics.

Everywhere you turn, there’s a picture-perfect moment waiting to be captured. From the stylish, retro-inspired decor to the dreamy ocean views, Palm Heights truly exudes effortless elegance.

Situated on the iconic Seven Mile Beach, reaching this luxury retreat is a breeze. Simply fly into Grand Cayman’s Owen Roberts International Airport, and within a quick 10-minute drive, you’ll find yourself in paradise. I always recommend renting a car to explore the incredible local dining scene—trust me, the food here is absolutely worth it!

Palm Heights is an all-suite hotel, making every room feel like a private retreat. I stayed in the One-bedroom Oceanfacing Penthouse, and WOW—it was spacious, beautifully designed, and had the most incredible sunset views from the balcony. The mid-century modern decor mixed with warm Caribbean touches created the perfect vibe.

One of the standout highlights of Palm Heights? The incredible dining scene. This hotel offers a variety of exceptional culinary experiences, from the freshest seafood at Tillie’s to expertly crafted cocktails at The Coconut Club. Every dish was a celebration of local ingredients and bold flavors, making each meal unforgettable. Adding to the charm, the service has a unique European beach club feel, with staff from all over Europe. I especially loved getting to know everyone—shoutout to George for making our experience even more memorable!

Another standout feature? The wellness and spa experiences. Whether it was morning yoga with ocean views or a deep-tissue massage at The Garden Club spa, every moment felt rejuvenating.

For That Blonde Travels clients, my VIP amenities include:

• Complimentary daily breakfast for 2

• Resort credit to use towards dining or spa treatments

• Upgrade on arrival (based on availability)

• Early check-in/late check-out (based on availability)

If you’re looking for a high-end, effortlessly cool escape in the Caribbean, Palm Heights is IT. I’d love to book this dreamy getaway for you! Email me at lauren@thatblondetravels.com or fill out my contact form to get started!

This hotel is truly a standout among Caribbean luxury resorts—perfect for honeymooners, couples, and even solo travelers looking for a stylish retreat!

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At Blonde Travels, I’m all about curating unforgettable travel experiences, and there’s no destination that does this better than South Africa’s Western Cape. Known for its dramatic landscapes, rich culture, and unforgettable wildlife, the Western Cape has something for every type of traveler. Whether you’re in search of world-class wine, dramatic coastlines, or thrilling safaris, we’ve got you covered.

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Cape Town: A City Like No Other
South Africa’s “Mother City” is nothing short of spectacular. Cape Town is a blend of natural beauty and vibrant culture. Imagine exploring the stunning beaches of the Atlantic, followed by a hike up iconic Table Mountain or Lion's Head. And when it comes to food and wine, Cape Town is unmatched, with extraordinary dining experiences that rival those in Europe—all at a fraction of the cost. From the top of the mountain to the colorful streets of Bo-Kaap, there’s always something new to discover. Not to mention, the nearby Winelands in Stellenbosch and Franschhoek offer some of the world’s best wine and views.

The Whale Coast: Nature's Playground
From Cape Town, it’s an easy drive to the stunning Whale Coast, where you’ll find quaint seaside towns like Hermanus and Gansbaai, famous for their seasonal whale sightings. If you’re an adventure-seeker, you can even try your hand at shark cage diving in Gansbaai. The entire area is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, from nature walks to kayaking, and with its jaw-dropping coastal beauty, you’ll never want to leave.

For more about the Whale Coast and best whale-watching seasons, visit South African Tourism.

Kruger National Park: Your Safari Adventure Awaits
South Africa’s Kruger National Park is a must for any safari lover. Home to the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino), Kruger offers an unparalleled wildlife experience. But for those looking for more exclusivity and privacy, we recommend staying in one of the private reserves like Sabi Sands or Timbavati. Here, you’ll enjoy fewer crowds and a more intimate safari experience, while spotting incredible wildlife up close. If you're looking for something a little off the beaten path, we also recommend exploring the Greater Kruger area, where you can stay in luxurious lodges with access to pristine wildlife reserves.

Malaria-Free Safari Options

Not everyone wants to risk malaria on their safari, especially families with young children. That’s where malaria-free safari reserves come in. Places like Madikwe, Marataba, and Welgevonden offer all the Big Five without the worry of malaria. Just a few hours’ drive from Johannesburg, these reserves offer exceptional value for money and the same incredible safari experience you'd find in Kruger, but without the crowds.

KwaZulu-Natal & Eastern Cape: A Different Kind of Safari

For a safari that’s a bit off the beaten path, head to KwaZulu-Natal, home to the Phinda Private Game Reserve, which offers a fascinating mix of wetland and bushveld ecosystems. For an added bonus, explore the beautiful beaches of the region. Or, take a trip to the Eastern Cape where malaria-free reserves like Shamwari and Gondwana provide a perfect complement to the iconic Garden Route. If you're looking for something truly unique, venture into the Kalahari Desert in the Northern Cape, where you'll not only find amazing wildlife but also discover the ancient heritage of the San people.

Cultural and Culinary Delights in Cape Town and Johannesburg

South Africa isn’t just about its landscapes and wildlife—it’s also a cultural powerhouse. In Cape Town, you’ll find museums, galleries, and cultural tours that showcase the history and diversity of the country. A visit to Robben Island is a must for understanding Nelson Mandela's legacy. While you’re in Johannesburg, don’t miss the chance to explore the Apartheid Museum, or visit the vibrant township of Soweto. And, of course, the food scene in both cities is world-class, with Cape Town offering fresh, coastal cuisine and Johannesburg boasting an emerging food culture that rivals any major city.

Beyond South Africa: Combine with Botswana, Zimbabwe, or Mozambique

At Blonde Travels, I know how to take your trip to the next level. If you're in the mood for more safari adventures, I often recommend combining your South African experience with nearby destinations like Botswana’s Okavango Delta, or visit Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Or, for the perfect end to your trip, head north to Mozambique, where pristine beaches and luxury resorts await, offering the ultimate relaxation after an action-packed safari.

Travel Logistics: Easy Connections to South Africa

I can make traveling to South Africa easy! There are direct flights from major U.S. cities to both Johannesburg and Cape Town, and it’s a quick connection through Europe or the Middle East for most international travelers. Whether you’re starting your journey in Cape Town or Johannesburg, it’s simple to get there, and once you do, I’ll be there to guide you through the ultimate South African adventure.

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Ready to explore the beauty and diversity of South Africa?
Let Blonde Travels handle every detail, so you can experience it all—relaxed, adventurous, and unforgettable.

Contact me today to start planning your dream adventure to Namibia! Let’s make your travel dreams a reality.

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Namibia’s landscapes are truly one-of-a-kind, offering a captivating and distinctive beauty that sets it apart in southern Africa. Here, the desert thrives, home to extraordinary desert-adapted wildlife and a host of thrilling adventures in every region. Whether you’re a photographer, a nature lover, or an adrenaline junkie, it’s clear that few places in the world are as remarkable or unforgettable as Namibia.

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Sossusvlei and the Namib Desert
Stretching along the entire western coast of Namibia, the Namib Desert is one of the world’s oldest and most iconic coastal deserts, with the Sossusvlei region standing out as its crown jewel. Home to some of the planet's most awe-inspiring sand dunes, such as Big Daddy, Big Mama, and Dune 45, Sossusvlei offers a range of unforgettable activities. Visitors can enjoy dune treks, quad biking, mountain biking, helicopter safaris, and hot air balloon rides, all amid the mesmerizing desert landscape.

Skeleton Coast
The Skeleton Coast, where the rugged Atlantic Ocean meets towering sand dunes, is a land of stark beauty and raw power. Its name, derived from the shipwrecks that have dotted the coastline, adds to the mystique of this remote region in northwestern Namibia. Accessible only by small chartered aircraft, the Skeleton Coast offers spectacular aerial views that showcase its dramatic coastline. On the ground, experiences range from beach picnics with Cape fur seals to desert game drives in search of wildlife. Heading inland to the Hoanib Valley, visitors can encounter desert-adapted wildlife, including lions and elephants. Swakopmund, the gateway to the Skeleton Coast, also provides numerous activities, from boat trips to see sea mammals to a variety of dune adventures.

Etosha and Damaraland
As you journey southeast from the Hoanib Valley, the wildlife becomes even more abundant. Damaraland, in particular, is home to one of Africa’s largest populations of endangered desert-adapted black rhinos. Tracking these majestic creatures on foot or by vehicle in Damaraland’s Palmwag Concession is a thrilling way to explore the region's remote beauty. Further south, Etosha National Park awaits, offering world-class game viewing that rivals the best safari destinations across southern Africa.

Travel Guide
One of Namibia's standout features is the opportunity for self-drive safaris, allowing travelers to explore the country at their own pace while enjoying the flexibility of independent travel. Though self-driving offers greater freedom, the country’s well-established network of lodges ensures visitors benefit from highly trained local guides along the way. For those short on time, fly-in safaris provide a quicker way to traverse Namibia’s vast landscapes, with breathtaking aerial views along the route. Traditional safaris in game vehicles with guides and drivers are also widely available.

Namibia is easily accessed through direct flights from Johannesburg to Windhoek, the capital, or to Walvis Bay, near Swakopmund. Direct flights between Windhoek and Cape Town are also increasing, and Lufthansa offers weekly flights from Frankfurt to Windhoek. Additionally, there are several direct flights between Windhoek and both Zimbabwe and Zambia, as well as land crossings into Botswana.

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Ready to Experience Namibia?
Whether you’re drawn to the vast desert dunes, the incredible wildlife, or the adrenaline-pumping adventures, Namibia promises an unforgettable journey. As your dedicated travel advisor at That Blonde Travels, I’m here to help you plan every detail of your trip and ensure your experience is as seamless as it is extraordinary.

Contact me today to start planning your dream adventure to Namibia! Let’s make your travel dreams a reality.

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Hi guys! I actually get this question a ton as Italy is one of my top selling destinations. I figured I would highlight some of my most requested itineraries below to help you get a jump start on figuring out where you want to go on your next trip to Italy. There are so many amazing places in Italy that it can be very hard to narrow down where you want to go but hopefully these will give you a good starting point. If you are ready to start planning your Italy vacation, please feel out my contact form and we can get started! Happy planning!

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ITALY ITINERARIES

Recommended 10-Night Northern Italy Itinerary:

Arrive Venice (2 nights)

Portovenere (1 night)

Florence (4 nights)

Rome (3 nights)

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Total nights: 10

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Recommended 12-Night Northern Italy Itinerary:

Arrive Venice (2 nights)

Lake Como (4 nights)

Portovenere (1 night)

Florence (3 nights)

Rome (2 nights)

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Total nights: 12

**If this one feels too rushed, I would recommend adding a night to Rome and one to Florence if you can.

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Recommended 12-Night Highlights of Italy:

Arrive Venice (2 nights)

Florence (3 nights)

Amalfi Coast (5 nights)

Rome (2 nights)

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Total nights: 12

**If this one feels too rushed, I would recommend adding a night to Rome and one to Florence if you can.

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So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable Italian adventure! Contact me to get started today!