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Our Vespas are 125cc in Tuscany, Amalfi, Puglia and Sardinia. To be able to drive them in Italy, you need a car driving license (B) or a motorbike driving license (A). The AM license is not sufficient.
You must have an European driving license. If you don’t have one, you are obliged to have an international driving license, which you can apply for in your country.
Residents of the UK do not need a European driver’s license. Their driver’s license is valid for driving our Vespas in Italy.
If you’ve never driven a Vespa or scooter before or if you are very inexperienced/unsure, we strongly recommend to book the Start-to-Vespa lesson.
Especially in Amalfi, as the roads there are more challenging than in the other destinations.
On your arrival day you’ll get an initiation of Vespa driving from the guide and you will make a test ride together. So you’ll be ready to start your Vespa trip the next day! This lesson costs € 50 per person.
Yes! It’s possible, but there is a supplement of €130 per single driver, because the Vespa Trip prices are calculated with the assumption that the Vespa is shared between 2 people.
The choice is yours! You get a road book at the beginning of the week with the stops and interesting facts listed. If you prefer to ride solo, you can book the GPS in which all routes are loaded. This way you’ll easily pass the most beautiful tracks and most interesting stops.
Do you prefer to follow the guide? Great! Follow the group and let them lead you along the routes while you enjoy the views along the way even more.
In Amalfi you’ll be staying in the four star hotel O Sole Mio, in Sant’Agata, very close to Sorrento. Take a look here for more info.
In Puglia you’ll be staying in Masseria don Sante, a typical Apulian country house close to Fasano. Take a look here for more info.
In Sardinia you’ll be staying in the four star hotel Airone, near Cannigione and Baja Sardinia. Take a look here for more info.
In Tuscany you’ll be staying in a different hotel and in a different city every night. You can find the full list of the hotels on the Tuscany page.