Widely regarded as Italy’s most beautiful region, Tuscany is a rustic haven of medieval villages sitting atop picturesque rolling vineyards and olive groves, edged by a peaceful coastline and the stunning peaks of the surrounding mountains. This Italy region is not only perfect for adults, but it is brilliantly suited for children who are happy to explore. On luxury family holidays to Tuscany, visit the capital, Florence, to immerse yourself in the illustrious and world-renowned art history of the region. A food lover’s paradise, journey through the countryside as we guide you towards the finest food and wine hotspots of the region.
At OROKO, we are proud to say that we have forged exclusive relationships with some of the best luxury providers and accommodation in Tuscany. From the beauty of the coast to renowned art capital of Florence, our Italian experts use their first-hand knowledge to show you Tuscany’s iconic highlights and its lesser-known spots. From romantic couples’ escapes and private villa getaways to road trips and family holidays, we are here to tailor your perfect luxury holiday to Tuscany.
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Best time to visit
Although a year-round destination, the best time to embark on luxury holidays to Tuscany is between April and October, when temperatures range between 17˚C – 31˚C. For nature enthusiasts, visit in mid-late Spring or early Autumn as this is when the landscape is at its most vibrant. These seasons are also the best time for sightseeing with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. The summer months of June to August are the ideal time for luxury family holidays to Tuscany.
Tuscany as part of an Italy holiday
A luxury holiday to Tuscany is perfectly combinable with the Italian Riviera for a romantic couples’ escape. Spend three days in Florence, embarking on a cycling tour of the city, taking in its iconic landmarks, and visiting the Accademia & Uffizi galleries. Then transfer to San Casciano, which is renowned for its wine and olive oil production, historical castles, and churches. Other highlights include exploring the village of Porto Venere, discovering the five tiny medieval villages of the Cinque Terre and hiking from Volastra to Manarola.
