Cagliari
Sardinia's sun-drenched capital, where ancient Castello quarter overlooks beaches and pink flamingos.
Meet the Local Experts
Your on-the-ground insiders. The ones who know the enduring favourites, the quiet corners and what’s worth your time.
Mauro
Bologna, Ferrara +13
Hello, I am Mauro, geologist, hiking guide and scuba dive instructor. I am Sicilian, but citizen of the world. I am a positive person with a talent to interpersonal relationships. I like meet people and show every beautiful things of my country. I like travel around Europe and discover small towns or villages where the people conserve ours traditions. I like the food and wine tour because it make a relation around the table (The Convivio) or a cooking traditions. When I'm at home, I like to cook for my family and prepare pizza, bread and fresh pasta.
Debora
Gubbio, Assisi +13
Hello, I’m Debbie. I was born and raised near Milan, in Northern Italy, but my family roots are in Southern Italy. Growing up between these two worlds gave me a deep appreciation for the diversity, traditions, and unique character that make Italy such a fascinating country to explore. Travel has always been one of my greatest passions. Over the years, I’ve explored countless destinations both in Italy and abroad, traveling as a couple and on my own. These experiences taught me that the most memorable places are often not the ones featured on the front pages of travel guides. What sets me apart is my passion for finding authentic experiences away from the crowds. I love discovering hidden villages, peaceful countryside retreats, scenic routes, and lesser-known places where travelers can truly slow down and connect with their surroundings. I know the Lombardy region particularly well, including its beautiful lakes and many overlooked corners that most visitors never get to see. I also have extensive knowledge of regions such as Tuscany and Umbria, where I’ve collected unique recommendations, local experiences, and hidden gems that go beyond the typical tourist itinerary.
Andrea
Latina, Rome +13
I'm Andrea, I have visited over 50 countries around the world. I speak English and Spanish, and traveling has always been my way of truly understanding how places work, not just seeing them. Despite this, Italy remains the place I'm most attached to. I've always lived and worked there, and over the years I've traveled extensively throughout the country: not as a tourist, but by immersing myself in local dynamics, getting to know the people, businesses, and regions firsthand. This is precisely what makes the difference. I've built a solid network of local contacts throughout Italy: entrepreneurs, professionals, and reliable operators, people I've worked with or know directly. These aren't generic suggestions, but real connections. I love Italy because it's incredibly diverse: each area has its own identity, rules, and opportunities. It's a country that can offer so much, but only if you know how to navigate it. I've invested years learning this firsthand, and today I can guide people in a practical, direct, and effective way. In short: I don't just offer advice, but access to a proven local network and concrete knowledge of the area!
Valentina
Cagliari
5.0(1)Hi there! My name is Valentina, I am an art historian, wine scholar and I come from south Sardinia, I currently live in Cagliari. I love traditions, my culture, I love exploring the mountains as much as sunbathing on white beaches. I like food and everything behind it, folklore and traditional dresses. My goal is to tell my island, my land, with all the love and passion possible, to show a Sardinia that is not very touristy but also its grandeur and uniqueness.