Some experiences deserve
more than getting there and back.

Your itinerary. Your pace. A professional chauffeur who handles everything else.

There is a category of occasion that sits between a standard transfer and a full private tour. You have a specific destination — a concert amphitheatre in the Tuscan hills, an opera house on a lakeside, a winery that a friend recommended, a village you have always wanted to see — and you want to get there and back without logistics becoming the story. That is what a special experience transfer is.

The Andrea Bocelli concerts at the Teatro del Silenzio in Lajatico happen once a year, in a natural amphitheatre carved into the hills south of Pisa. The audience arrives at dusk, the stage is open to the sky, and when it ends — late, always — the roads back are narrow and crowded. Your driver drops you at the entrance, finds a place to wait, and is there when you come out. You do not think about parking. You do not look for a taxi in the dark. You get in and you are taken home.

The Puccini Festival at Torre del Lago runs every summer on the shores of Lake Massaciuccoli — one of the few places in the world where you can hear Tosca or La Bohème performed in the open air, with the lake behind the stage and the lights of Viareggio on the horizon. Getting there from Florence or from a hotel on the coast requires either a long drive or a complicated connection. Your chauffeur does the drive. You enjoy the evening.

The tailor-made tours are for everything else — the itinerary that does not exist in a catalogue because it was built around you. A morning at a marble quarry above Carrara, lunch in a small restaurant in the village, an afternoon in Lucca, home before dinner. Three days in Tuscany with a driver who knows which road through the Chianti hills is worth the detour and which vineyard will actually receive you properly. The itinerary is yours. The knowledge is ours.

The three services below cover the most requested special experiences. If your idea does not fit neatly into any of them — a private cooking class in the Chianti countryside, a dawn visit to Piazzale Michelangelo before the crowds arrive, a day built around a specific restaurant — send us the details and we will make it work.