Tour Information
Tour Route
9th October 2026
Tuscany, Italy
22nd October 2026
Spetses, Greece
1600 miles
Approx. length of route
£21,500
Entry Fee
Tour Schedule
What does the entry fee include?
Exclusive To This Tour
Stay in the enchanting city of Matera, perched on a rocky outcrop. See the Sassi caves and explore this special town on our rest day in Italy.
Visit to Matera
Explore the unique trulli buildings which earn this town a UNESCO World Heritage status. With distinctive cone shaped roofs this town is hard to miss.
Trulli Huts in Alberobello
Spectacular final night celebrations await us on the sun kissed Greek island of Spetses, along with our beautiful cars which have been granted special permission to join us. Spetses is also the ideal retreat for those wishing to extend their stay.
Spetses Island
Included Every Time
Event Entry
One vehicle with a crew of two people. Either bring your own or add vehicle-hire or transport to your entry.
Accommodation
The overnight accommodations are chosen for their characterful and comfortable luxury, with plenty of time to enjoy top-notch hospitality and relax each day.
Mechanical Support
Things go wrong and bits fall off, it's all part of the adventure. Our mechanical support crew will be on hand to help should you need it.
Media Crew
The media crew will follow along to ensure you leave with plenty of photographs and a highlights video to accompany those lifetime memories.
Luggage Service
A dedicated luggage service will be on hand to collect and deliver your luggage between venues as needed.
Road Book
Each crew will receive a personalised road book with tulip-style navigation. Don't worry, we'll make sure you're comfortable reading your roadbook before setting off. You will be a navigational pro in no time.
Meals
Breakfast at the overnight accommodation, as well as lunch and an evening meal are included on each tour day. Some refreshment stops are also included.
Rally Plates
Our in-house design team use their creative flair to create unique rally plates and decals to adorn your vehicle during the tour.
Day 0 - 2
Our journey begins in the rolling hills of Tuscany, where we gather for a welcome dinner and raise a glass to the adventure ahead.
We start with a visit to the historic Castello di Brolio, before taking the winding roads through the Val d’Orcia, a landscape of timeless beauty. The day ends with an overnight stay in a centuries-old castle beneath the Tuscan stars.
Follow in the footsteps of Italian motoring legend Piero Taruffi, driving south through some of Italy’s most historic regions. Explore Civita di Bagnoregio, the “dying city” & enjoy the views of Lake Bracciano from Castello Orsini, private residence known as the Castle of Bracciano. Explore the Lazio countryside as we make our way South through the Castelli Romani, a landscape of rolling hills, historic villas and olive groves. At Villa Aldobrandini, we get a glimpse of the past through its expansive gardens and frescoed halls.
Day 3 - 6
Leaving the Castelli Romani, we journey south toward the Campania region, where ancient history and coastal beauty meet. Along the way, the scenery shifts from gentle hills to the dramatic landscapes of southern Italy.
Our route leads to the Paestum archaeological site, home to some of Italy’s best-preserved Greek temples. We rest overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea before making our journey east.
It wouldn’t be a journey through Italy without a taste of its culinary heritage, and in Campania, that means fresh mozzarella, enjoyed where it’s made best.
From here, the route winds through the rugged beauty of the Basilicata region, leading to an overnight stay in Matera, famed for its ancient cave dwellings and atmospheric charm.
Continuing east, we visit Alberobello, a UNESCO-listed town known for its iconic Trulli houses, before reaching Brindisi, where we board our overnight crossing to Greece.
Day 7 - 9
We arrive in Igoumenitsa to begin our Greek adventure through the mountains of Epirus. Discover the charm of Ioannina before continuing to the awe-inspiring Meteora, where monasteries perch dramatically on towering rock formations. As we journey onward, we visit Delphi, once considered the centre of the ancient world.
Crossing the Rio-Antoirrio Bridge over the gulf of Patras, we take on the historic Pititsa Hill Climb which was first driven competitively in 1973. From here, we make our way through the Peloponnese before reaching Olympia, birthplace to the Olympic Games.
Day 10 - 11
Experience the rich flavours of Greece in Kalamata with a visit to an olive estate for a private tour and lunch among the groves. Venturing further into the Peloponnese, we continue to Nemea, one of Greece’s finest wine regions.
For our final days travel, we visit the archaeological site of Mycenae followed by the Coastal town of Nafplion, the original capital of Greece known for its picturesque Venetian architecture.
Day 12
Our final night celebrations await on the Greek island of Spetses - celebrated for its heritage, elegance, and effortless sense of escape. Spetses is steeped in maritime history and adorned with 19th century architecture.
Once a centre of Greek naval power, it remains largely car-free, with horse-drawn carriages, pine-fringed bays, and neoclassical mansions reflecting its enduring character and undeniable charm.
A fitting end to an unforgettable drive through the heart of the Mediterranean.
