TUSCANY
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Our shortlist of the 5 most-booked scooter rentals around Siena, ranked by what travellers actually rated. Who runs them, how long they take, what they cost.
Vespa through Chianti from Siena with wine tasting, vineyard cellars, and quick hill towns. Driver or passenger options.
“SERVICES NOT DELIVERED. Bought as a gift for two persons. They attended and were turned away for having only a small amount of Vespa experience in the past. The T&C's say that you can be offered to ride on the back of a Vespa with the Tour Guide.. But only 1 guide Read more”
Ride an original automatic Vespa through Chianti hills from Siena or Badesse, visit Castellina, then taste wines at a Tuscan winery.
“Vespa tour was a blast! What a wonderful way to tour Chianti! This was at the top of all our tours and activities over our two week stay in Italy. The wine tour with tasting and lunch was fantastic- no other tourists there. Just a great day. Guide was easy going and kind. She gave…”
Ride an automatic Vespa through Chianti hills from the Florentine area, with wine tasting, a farm lunch, and time in Monteriggioni.
“This tour was the highlight of our trip to Florence! My husband had a blast riding the vespa through the countryside! The views are absolutely breathtaking, just don't get distracted if you are the driver. Some of the roads we went on had a bit of traffic, with tons of cars trying to overtake us.…”
Ride a Vespa through Chianti villages, stop for history on foot, then finish with lunch and wine tasting in a private 5-hour tour.
“This is a “Must Do”. So much fun! Our guide, Tommasso was fabulous. I wasn’t sure what to expect but this tour was a highlight of our Italy vacation. We drove Vespas to a couple ancient castle villages then Tommasso gave us personal tours on foot. He was passionate and knowledgeable about their history. All…”
Ride a Vespa through Chianti from San Gimignano with wine tasting and lunch, plus optional driver upgrade. Group capped at 15.
“There was an accident on the tour and thus I did not take it. Instead, I went on an excursion with two other people in a Fiat.”
