Travel to Portofino, Italy for a most amazing Italian Riviera vacation in this chic hotspot brimming with glitterati and super-mega yachts. Colorful, trendy, and sultry – yet welcoming and charming at every turn your trip to Portofino, Italy is sure to invigorate your mind, body, and soul. This splendid Italian Riviera travel package is part of Central Holidays’ inspired Mosaics Collection, featuring hand-crafted travel creations that are teeming with unique inclusions and unforgettable moments to cherish. Mosaics celebrate travel far beyond your dreams and take you to live the enchantment and allure of each place via cultural exchanges and exclusive activities that draw you into each destination like a local. On this trip to Portofino, Italy you will have the distinctive oppor...
Read More ...Program Highlights
Private Prosecco sunset tour by wooden boat
Board your typical Ligurian “gozzo” and enjoy the soft sea breezes of the Mediterranean with the sunset as your backdrop, all while sipping on prosecco and tasting delicious local delicacies
Private half day excursion by private boat to Camogli and San Fruttuoso
A day out at sea is a must while in Portofino. Camogli, whose centuries-old fishing traditions are very evident in its harbor crowded with colorful boats and in its name: roughly translated, Camogli means “house of wives,” referring to the wives of the fishermen who anxiously watched for their husbands to return from the sea. Your next stop will be in the little fishing village of San Fruttuoso di Capodimonte dominated by a 10th century Benedictine monastic complex with a 16th century tower built to protect the bay from pirates. Soft drinks, fresh fruit and beach towels will be available on board.
Board your typical Ligurian “gozzo” and enjoy the soft sea breezes of the Mediterranean with the sunset as your backdrop, all while sipping on prosecco and tasting delicious local delicacies
Private half day excursion by private boat to Camogli and San Fruttuoso
A day out at sea is a must while in Portofino. Camogli, whose centuries-old fishing traditions are very evident in its harbor crowded with colorful boats and in its name: roughly translated, Camogli means “house of wives,” referring to the wives of the fishermen who anxiously watched for their husbands to return from the sea. Your next stop will be in the little fishing village of San Fruttuoso di Capodimonte dominated by a 10th century Benedictine monastic complex with a 16th century tower built to protect the bay from pirates. Soft drinks, fresh fruit and beach towels will be available on board.