Shore Excursions from Civitavecchia Seaport

If you love nature, archeology, history and adventure together, look no further than this amazing guided experience as your private shore excursion.

An extraordinary tour that, in just few hours, will merge you in ancient history and unspoiled nature: an Etruscan-Roman city, Etruscan noble tombs, a medieval castle, a museum, a natural Canyon and a Pond for a nice refreshing dip!

Upon request we may organize a range of inspirational, transformational and experiential activities that take you beyond sight to experience the park: from horseback riding to mountain bike or e-bike, from kayak or tube paddle to easy climbing or trekking.

Try the engaging experience of exploring submerged archeologica sites and observing the seabed, collecting unforgettable memories. After the magical moment when your eyes will open in the sea, you will no longer be able to see, think, live as before.

If you are a cruise-ship passengers arriving in Civitavecchia  with only a single day to explore , make the best out of your time and chose one of the private Shore Excursion  to Rome & the Vatican City,  or customize your own itinerary to discover and experience the Eternal City your way.

Set out on an exclusive tour to explore and discoverthe Etruscan world, a medieval village with caslte at the sound of music and the taste of  Italian wine.

Rome is a city that many people dream of seeing, even if it is just a glimpse of one of the world's most historical metropolitan areas. If you fall into this category and are unable to endure a full day of walking and visiting numerous sights and venues, this tour is your perfect opportunity to enjoy a small taste of Rome.

This itinerary is outstanding in that, with-in just a few kilometres, it takes in places of unurpassed beauty in terms of both history-archeology and nature. In just a few minutes one can get from the sea (Civitavecchia, S. Marinella, S. Severa), the hills (Tolfa and Allumiere), the mysterious world of the Etruscan and Lake Bracciano, basically everything you could wish for just a stone’s throw from Rome.