Italy off the beaten track

Thanks to its unique package of both outstanding natural beauties and man-made wonders, Italy is without a doubt one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Perhaps you have already been to the most famous Italian cities, such as Rome or Venice, are you having trouble deciding where to go on your next trip to Italy? If you want to discover something new, some true gems, go off the main tourist trail! We are pretty sure you won’t regret…

1.     Puglia – the southern region forming a high heel on the “boot” of Italy feels remarkably undiscovered. You will find very clean and  uncrowded, beaches pretty much everywhere, the towns and villages unspoiled, and the locals very relaxed. Wine lovers will certainly enjoy tasting the local grapes. Puglia is also a well known producer of organic foods. Head out to Puglia to our organic Italian cookery holiday where you will learn to cook traditional Italian dishes using fully organic local produce.

2.     Sicily – is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. Its small towns and villages offer exceptional panoramic views, some of the most beautiful baroque architecture in the world, and small islands with a lot of ancient history. Learn on our cooking holiday how to prepare some Sicily’s delicious food right in the historical centre of the pretty town of Modica, a UNESCO world heritage site boasting some of the most beautiful Baroque architecture of Sicily.

3.    Lake Garda – is the largest Italian lake surrounded by morainic hills and mountains, picturesque villages, medieval castles, and lakeside promenades. The lake has a diverse landscape with beautiful beaches along the southern shores and rocky cliffs above the northern shoreline. Would you like visit the local producers of wine, cheese, olive oil and learn to cook delicious Italian food to on the shores of the clear blue waters of Lake Garda ? Then, choose our Italian cookery holiday

4.     Sorrento – is an enchanting resort city in the south of the country overlooking the Bay of Naples. It offers one of the Mediterranean’s longest tourist seasons, beautiful architecture, many cafes and restaurants, and shops catering to tourists. Learn how to make the famous Italian classics of pizza, pasta or gelato on our cooking holiday in Sorrento!