The Best Organized Tours Under $1000 in Italy

Which Tour Companies Offer Tours Under $1000?

A number of fantastic tour companies offer tours under $1000 in Italy. These are a few of the best, because they offer the highest rated service, provide the best overall quality, and have the most five-star guest reviews to prove it.

Italy on a Budget Tours

Italy on a Budget Tours is a smaller tour company that focuses on Italy. The small group sizes, often less than 15, make for a very personal experience. Budget travelers will appreciate the relative affordability of the company's offerings.

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TUI Italia

Focusing on Italy, TUI Italia is a smaller tour company which provides a personalized level of service to customers. Many of their tours are priced in the mid-range category.

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Omega Tours

Omega Tours is a large international travel company offering tours all over the world. A number of their tours visit destinations in Europe and North America. Some of their most popular destinations include Italy, Canada, the U.S., and Portugal. The company appeals to travelers of all ages, with many tours focusing on families with children. Many of their tours are priced in the mid-range category. The company's adventures often highlight activities such as wine tasting, island hopping, and whale watching.

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Globus

Globus is a large multi-national travel company which offers tours to destinations around the world. Some of their most popular destinations include the U.S., Great Britain, Italy, and Canada. Some of their offerings cater to families with children. A large number of their tours fall within in the mid-range price category. Travelers usually enjoy the tour activities such as wine tasting, island hopping, snorkelling, and whale watching.

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Under $1000 Destinations in Italy

Wondering where under $1000 tours visit in Italy? With a variety of stops and destinations along the way, there's something for everyone.

Rome

Rome is the capital city of Italy, and for many visitors it serves as the entry and departure point of their trip. Rome is filled with ancient ruins hidden next to modern development. It's a history enthusiasts dream. The city is also filled with cafes and Italian restaurants where you can sip wine and dine on Italian pasta dishes.

Backpackers will find no shortage of hostels where they can stay, particularly near the main train station where accommodation is particularly cheap (but not always the best quality).

Florence

Florence is the capital of Italy's famous Tuscany region. It's a city filled with some of the world's most famous and beautiful art and architecture. There are many iconic sights including the famous Duomo, the Uffizi Gallery, and the The Galleria dell'Accademia where you'll find Michelangelo's David. The city is also filled with cafes and shops where you can buy fine Italian items or souvenir knockoffs.

The city is part of a popular route through Italy, and you'll find many backpackers and students in town. There are also many hostels, so you should have no trouble meeting other young travelers.

Venice

Venice is one of the most popular attractions in Italy, and at times it does feel more like an attraction than a city. But that doesn't mean that it's not truly beautiful and romantic - a not -to-be-missed stop on any Italian itinerary. Part of the experience in Venice is simply getting lost. Tucked away in the hidden corners you'll find what really makes this city one-of-a-kind.

Many backpackers stay just out of town to save a bit of money, but, even though it's not cheap, this city is well-established on the backpacker trail.

Siena

Siena is a beautiful city in the heart of Tuscany. It is filled with medieval brick buildings and at the heart of the city is the famous Piazza del Camp. Many iconic sights are located near the square including the Palazzo Pubblico and the town hall.

Many backpackers visit Siena as a daytrip from nearby Florence. While there are some affordable places to stay here, the atmosphere isn't as backpacker friendly as nearby Florence.

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Other popular destinations for under $1000 tours through Italy include Assisi, Padua, San Gimignano, Capri, and Monreale.

Which is cheaper?

Are guided tours under $1000 worth the money compared to independent travel? It depends on the specifics. Tours combine accommodations, meals, transport, tickets, and activities into a single cost, while independent travelers manage and pay for these individually. To determine which is more affordable, compare the tour's total price with what you'd spend booking everything separately. Preferences like staying in low-cost lodging or indulging in fine dining can influence whether a tour costs more or less. Make sure to check out the tour package to see what is included, or not, very carefully before deciding.

Also, before booking a tour, make sure you know exactly what is included as tour companies sometimes change their itineraries or included amenities to keep them updated with seasonal changes and customer interests.

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