Italy tour packages from India covering Rome, Florence, Venice and the Amalfi Coast. Land-only with visa assistance. Get a free itinerary today.
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At a glance
Italy is a country of art cities, ancient ruins, lakes, mountains and coastline, linked by a strong rail network. For Indian travellers it is a rewarding European trip, because one route can combine the Colosseum, the Uffizi, Venice's islands and a Tuscan countryside day. Italy is not a single-region holiday, so the planning choice is which places to include and how many nights to give each one.
Most trips from India fly into Rome Fiumicino (FCO) or Milan Malpensa (MXP). Delhi is the only departure city with direct flights in our research, and most other cities connect once through a Gulf, Turkish or European hub. Indian passport holders need a Schengen short-stay visa before travel. The visa fee is separate from the package, and our packages include visa assistance.
Two packages are available now. Italy Classic 8N covers Rome, Florence and Venice in eight nights, with the Colosseum, the Uffizi, a Tuscan winery lunch and the islands of Murano and Burano. Italy & Amalfi Coast Honeymoon 9N adds the Amalfi Coast, a boat day to Capri and a private boat experience. Both can be adjusted to your dates and pace.
Plan a week for the classic route and at least ten days if you want the south. Read our Italy travel guide for the full planning picture, along with the best time to visit Italy and Italy trip cost pages. If you plan to combine Italy with another European stay, see our Switzerland tour packages.
Why go
Rome the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Vatican Museums sit in one base, with neighbourhood dining close to the historic centre.
Florence a compact Renaissance centre with the Uffizi and the Duomo, and direct access to Tuscan day trips.
Venice pedestrian canals and lagoon islands, with Murano and Burano reachable by water bus.
Milan the Duomo, Leonardo's The Last Supper, design and fashion, and efficient rail links to northern Italy.
Amalfi Coast cliff villages and boat access to Positano, Amalfi and Capri, on the classic southern scenic circuit.
Tuscany hill towns, vineyards and farm stays, offering a slower countryside contrast to the art cities.
Where to go
Dramatic cliff villages, coastal views and boat access to Positano, Amalfi and Capri define southern Italy’s classic scenic circuit.
The compact Renaissance centre provides direct access to the Uffizi, Duomo and Tuscan day trips.
Offers the Duomo, Leonardo’s Last Supper, design, fashion and efficient rail access to northern Italy.
Combines the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, ancient forums and exceptional neighbourhood dining in one base.
Combines Greek temples, Baroque towns, volcanic landscapes, distinctive food and Mediterranean coastlines.
Hill towns, vineyards and agriturismi provide a slower countryside contrast to Italy’s major art cities.
Its pedestrian canals, lagoon islands and Byzantine-Gothic architecture create an experience unavailable elsewhere in Italy.
Season guide
April to June and September to October are generally the most comfortable months for Italy, with mild weather, good sightseeing and more manageable crowds. May is one of the best months for multi-city tours. July and August are the hottest and busiest, with highs near 31°C, so plan indoor visits for the middle of the day. January, February and November are often cheaper outside festivals, though cooler and wetter. See the full best time to visit Italy guide for each month.
Day by day
Based on our Italy & Amalfi Coast Honeymoon 9N package. Your trip expert can stretch or shorten any day.
Land at Rome Fiumicino (FCO) and transfer to your hotel by private vehicle. Check in and rest after the journey. The first evening is best kept simple: an early dinner in the historic centre and a short walk to get your bearings. Keep the next day's start in mind, because the Colosseum visit is timed.
Begin at the Colosseum with your pre-booked timed entry, then walk through the Roman Forum. Keep the afternoon for rest, and plan a late lunch because many restaurants close between about 15:00 and 19:00. In the evening, walk to the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon, which are close together and easy to see on foot.
Take a high-speed train from Rome to Florence, with the service confirmed by your planner. Transfer to your hotel near the historic centre, and allow time to carry bags from the station. In the evening, walk to the Duomo and the Piazza della Repubblica. Keep the evening relaxed, as tomorrow starts with a timed Uffizi entry.
Start with your timed Uffizi entry, with a local guide for orientation. Timed tickets matter more than adding extra museums, so keep the rest of the day unhurried. Visit the Duomo in the afternoon and walk along the historic centre. In the evening, a romantic dinner can be arranged as part of your honeymoon package.
A private vehicle takes you into Tuscany for the day, with hill towns, vineyards and a winery lunch. Lucca is an option for a quieter town. A driver is needed for rural wineries, and Florence-based tours cannot cover every hill town comfortably. Return to Florence in the evening, and pack light for the journey south tomorrow.
Travel south by rail and private transfer, as your planner confirms. Allow a relaxed start, as the journey takes most of the day. Check in to your coastal hotel and walk out for the first view over the sea. Use the evening for a quiet dinner. Ask your planner to confirm the exact route and any ferry connections before you travel.
Spend the day in Positano and Amalfi, where cliff villages and coastal views define the coast. In summer, ferries often avoid the worst road congestion, so your planner may suggest a boat for part of the trip. Private cars are not automatically faster in summer. Keep the afternoon for the beach or a long lunch by the sea.
Take a boat to Capri and explore its harbour and viewpoints. Capri needs early reservations between June and September, so confirm your boat seats before you travel. Sea conditions can change plans, so keep this day flexible. Return to the coast in the late afternoon, and keep the evening simple.
Enjoy the private boat experience along the coast, as arranged in your quote, followed by a romantic dinner on the coast. Sea conditions can change plans, so your planner keeps a spare option ready. Keep the morning light, and pack for a day outdoors with sun protection and water. Ask your planner for the timing of the boat and the dinner so that both fit the day comfortably.
Enjoy breakfast and check out. Your private vehicle takes you to Naples Airport (NAP) for your flight, allowing extra time for traffic. Ask about open-jaw tickets that arrive in Rome and leave from Naples, which avoid backtracking. Flights are booked separately from this package, so share your preferred flight times with your planner early. Allow a generous buffer before check-in, because airport traffic can add time.
Budget guide
Starting prices of our packages, per person on twin sharing, excl. GST and flights.
Four things move the price of an Italy trip. Hotel location and category matter most: central Rome, Florence and Venice cost more than outer districts or Mestre. Season comes next, since July, August and the Christmas period are peak. The Amalfi Coast, Venice and Capri carry higher accommodation costs. Finally, private transfers, high-speed rail and private guides add to the total. Flights, the visa fee and travel insurance are separate. Read more in Italy trip cost.
| Hotel level | Trip length | Usually included | Price per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort2 packages | 8 to 9 nights | Stays, Breakfast, Private cab, Sightseeing | ₹1,55,000 (approximate)per person, excl. GST |
*Approximate price per person, excl. GST. Contact us for exact pricing.
FAQs
Quick answers to what travellers ask before booking a Italy trip. Ask your trip expert anything else.
Eight nights covers Rome, Florence and Venice at a steady pace, and suits a first visit. Seven days works for a compact route, while ten to fourteen days allows a less rushed trip with the Amalfi Coast, Milan or Sicily. Three days is only enough for Rome's headline sights.
April to June and September to October are generally the most comfortable, with mild weather and easier crowds. July and August are hot and busy, with highs near 31°C. November to March is cooler and often cheaper, but wetter and colder in many regions.
Yes. Indian passport holders need a Schengen short-stay visa before travel, and there is no visa on arrival. The official adult fee is EUR 90, plus service charges. Our packages include visa assistance, so you have help with the paperwork. Apply early, because normal processing is commonly 15 calendar days.
No. Our Italy packages are land-only. They cover hotels, daily breakfast, private transfers, sightseeing as per the itinerary and visa assistance. Flights are booked separately, and Delhi is the only departure city with direct flights in our research.
The most common combination is Rome, Florence and Venice, which our Italy Classic 8N package covers. Milan, Lake Como, the Amalfi Coast, Tuscany and Sicily can be added, though each addition needs more nights so you do not rush between bases.
It can be, particularly in central Rome, Florence and Venice, during peak summer and at Christmas. Regional trains, advance bookings, 4-star hotels outside the historic core and visits in the shoulder seasons can all reduce costs. Compare quotes by hotel area and inclusions, not only by headline price.
Yes. Venice, Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast and Lake Como combine scenic stays, fine dining, art and private experiences. May, June, September and October are the most suitable months. Our Italy and Amalfi Coast honeymoon package adds a Capri boat day and a private boat experience.
Italy is generally safe for tourists, but pickpocketing and bag snatching are common at train stations, metro systems, tourist sites and on public transport. Keep valuables secure, use official taxis and stay alert in busy areas, especially in Rome, Milan and Naples.
Yes, for the most visited sites. Pre-book timed entries for the Colosseum, Vatican Museums and Uffizi, and reserve The Last Supper in Milan several weeks ahead because it has limited capacity. Vatican queues can last several hours without a reservation.
Generally yes, within Schengen rules and the visa's validity, provided Italy is the main destination or the first country of entry when stays are equal. Confirm the rules for your own itinerary with the official visa channel before you book.
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