The popular Amalfi Coast route (SS 163 Amalfitana) follows the shoreline from Sorrento south to Salerno. Famous for its hairpin bends and zigzags, the 50 kilometre drive is arguably the world’s most beautiful and thrilling sightseeing road. Locals recommend planning a drive of the Amalfi Coast during the shoulder tourist seasons, mid-September to October and May, when the road is less crowded and lumbering tour buses are fewer.

Milan is one of the most exciting cities in Italy. Not only is it known for its fashion, haute cuisine, and culture, but it also located close to some of Italy’s most stunning sights and towns. Take a Milan to Lake Como day trip, and visit Verona, Lake Garda and Bergamo along the way, sampling local fare, exploring historic attractions, and relaxing along scenic vistas.

A favourite of foodies and wine-lovers, Tuscany is an ideal region for driving, allowing you to take in the iconic countryside at unhurried pace, while visiting its many eateries, vineyards and historical sites. Cruise through Arrezzo, Siena and Chianti, with their stunning pastoral vistas, exquisite food and welcoming locals.

Explore the eastern coast of Italy’s finest island on a Sicily road trip, cruising along sunny highways with breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea and uncovering hidden gems from the area’s fascinating past. Watch as Greek mythology comes alive in Catania and its neighboring towns along the Cyclops Coast, wake up your adventurous spirit with a trek up Mount Etna and attend a Sicilian cooking class with a local professional chef, or simply relax on the picturesque beach of Isola Bella.

The Dolomites in the North of Italy boast some of the mightiest granite peaks of Europe. This region is home to the spectacular Great Dolomites Road that snakes down along a magnificent valley that includes a lake (Lago di Carezza), a castle (Andraz castle) and a cable car that provides excellent views of the surrounding nature, providing both exhilarating and scenic driving.