A summer road trip around Southern Italy is one of those bucket list adventures. Featuring iconic destinations such as the cliff-clinging towns of the Amalfi Coast, the caves of Matera, the white-washed villages of Puglia, the long coastlines of Calabria, and the historic centres of Sicily, this travel guide includes all of the must visit locations on a Southern Italian itinerary.

Look beyond the graffiti, Napoli is no longer just a stopover on the way to the Amalfi Coast or a base for visiting Pompei, it deserves time on your itinerary in it’s own right. Here is my travel guide and itinerary to the spending the perfect 2 days in Naples.

Road tripping through Northern Italy is a bucket list experience. From vineyard-lined lanes to winding mountain-top passes, a road trip from Lake Garda to the Dolomites is one of the most scenic drives in Europe. Encompassing some of the best geographical features in Italy prepare to be blown away by the sparkling lakes, the towering mountain peaks, and picturesque alpine architecture.

June is the best time of year to visit the Dolomites. The long daylight hours make the early summer season the perfect time to experience the wildflowers and beat the summer crowds. June is the perfect time to hit some of the most beautiful Dolomites sights such as Alpe di Siusi, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Lago di Braies and the Val di Funes. Read on for why you should visit the Dolomites in June.

Hugging the base of the Geisler-Odle Mountains, the Adolf Munkel Trail offers great bang for buck. Indulge in breathtaking views and a variety of mountains huts full of delicious local treats, all along an achievable trail, it’s a great taster of hiking in the Dolomites. It’s easy to see why the Adolf Munkel Trail is considered one of the best half-day hikes in the Dolomites.