• Marble Caves of Carrara - Following the meeting at the ship, the group will head towards Fantiscritti, where the Marble Caves are located. The journey from the port of Carrara to Fantiscritti takes approximately 20 minutes by van. Upon arrival, a guide will be available to showcase the renowned Marble Caves.
• Pietrasanta - The next destination is Pietrasanta, which is a 40-minute drive by van. Pietrasanta is a town and comune situated on the northern Tuscan coast in Italy, within the province of Lucca. It is part of Versilia, located at the last foothills of the Apuan Alps. The town has Roman origins, with remnants of the Roman wall still visible. Founded in 1255 on the pre-existing “Rocca di Sala” fortress of the Lombards by Luca Guiscardo da Pietrasanta, the town was named after him. At its peak, Pietrasanta was part of the Republic of Genoa (1316–1328).
• Knights’ Square - Traveling from Pietrasanta to Pisa takes about 40 minutes by van. A stop will be made here for a photo opportunity! Piazza dei Cavalieri is home to the renowned “School,” “La Scuola Normale Superiore,” established by Cosimo dei Medici and reconstructed by Napoleon in 1806.
• Pisa - The group will marvel at the beauty of Piazza dei Miracoli! A stop will be made in front of the Leaning Tower, one of the world’s most iconic monuments. Remember, Pisa boasts two Leaning Towers! Afterwards, the group will return to the ship, a journey that takes 45 minutes by van.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and taxes
• Free Wi-Fi on most vehicles

• Marble Tour Tickets
• Lunch
• Gratuities

Following the meeting at the ship, the group will head towards the Caves of Carrara! Here, participants will marvel at the stunning white Carrara Marble and explore the quarry.

The journey will continue to Pietrasanta, a charming town and comune located on the northern Tuscan coast in Italy, within the province of Lucca. Pietrasanta is part of Versilia, nestled at the base of the Apuan Alps. The town boasts Roman origins, with remnants of the Roman wall still visible.

Founded in 1255 on the site of the pre-existing “Rocca di Sala” fortress of the Lombards by Luca Guiscardo da Pietrasanta, the town was named after him. At its peak, Pietrasanta was part of the Republic of Genoa (1316–1328).

The tour will then proceed to Pisa, renowned worldwide for its iconic Leaning Tower (not the only one!). Visitors will also see Piazza dei Cavalieri before returning to the port.

• Infant or child seats available on request (None extra charge)
• We can accommodate travelers that have just collapsible wheelchair. Our vehicles are not equipped by the ramp for a wheelchair.
• Drivers are not official licensed guide, but they can give you commentaries of the sites seen from inside the vehicle. Professional English-speaking drivers are not allowed, by an agreement with the Labour Union, to enter museums, churches and other monuments.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.