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Marble Caves of Carrara - After the meeting at the ship , we will drive toward to Fantiscritti( where the Marble caves are). From the port of Carrara to Fantiscritti, it takes 20 minutes by Van.
We will reach Fantiscritti where you will meet your guide to show you the famous Marble Caves!!! -
Pietrasanta - We will drive to Pietrasanta. It will will take 40 minutes drive by van
Pietrasanta is a town and comune on the coast of northern Tuscany in Italy, in the province of Lucca. Pietrasanta is part of Versilia, on the last foothills of the Apuan Alps.
The town has Roman origins and part of the Roman wall still exists.
The medieval town was founded in 1255 upon the pre-existing “Rocca di Sala” fortress of the Lombards by Luca Guiscardo da Pietrasanta, from whom it got its name. Pietrasanta was at its height a part of the Republic of Genoa (1316-1328). Here you will enjoy lunch at the local Trattoria or on the beach!! -
Knights’ Square - We will stop here, for a pic! Piazza dei Cavalieri hosts the famous “School”.. “La Scuola Normale Superiore” founded by Cosimo dei Medici and rebuilt by Napoleon in 1806!
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Pisa - You will enjoy the beauty of Piazza dei Miracoli! We will stop in front of the Leaning Tower , on e of the best monument in the World!! Don’t forget in Pisa there are 2 Leaning Towers!!
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Livorno - Finally, we will drive back to the ship docked in Livorno
- Private transportation
- Complimentary Wi-Fi on board most vehicles
- Air-conditioned vehicles
- Marble Tour Tickets
- Lunch
- Entry Tickets to the marble caves is euro 20 pp to be paid on spot
- Gratuities
Following our gathering at the vessel, our journey will take us to the Caves of Carrara!!! Here, you’ll witness the majestic charm of the globally renowned Carrara Marble and get to explore the quarry! Afterward, our drive continues to Pietrasanta…
This coastal municipality in northern Tuscany, Italy under the province of Lucca, happens to be a part of Versilia, nestled on the lower slopes of the Apuan Alps.
Pietrasanta is rooted in Roman history with a part of the Roman wall still standing.
In 1255, Luca Guiscardo da Pietrasanta used the existing Lombards’ ‘Rocca di Sala’ fortress to establish the medieval town, which is how the town got its name. It was once under the Genoese Republic (1316–1328).
Our adventure will lead us to Pisa, universally known for the famous tilted Leaning Tower (though, it’s not the only one!). Following a visit to the Piazza dei Cavalieri, we will make our way back to the port.
- Infant seats are available on request if required at the time of booking (free)
- 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.
