Italy Tours for Young Adults
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10 best trips for '18 to 30 Somethings' in Italy
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Italy Must-See: Amalfi Coast, Tuscany, Florence, Cinque Terre & more!
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I had a great time during the tour. The people I met great.”
LEE, traveled in April
Travelers aged 18-39 join Capri beach parties, Florence aperitivos, and Chianti wine tastings. Naples' nightlife, swimming in secret Roman ruins, and Sorrento's camping village activities create connections during welcome dinners.
Duration 7 days Destinations Naples, Pompei, Sorrento, Capri, Amalfi, Positano, Florence, Monteriggioni, Siena, San GimignanoSee all destinations Age Range 18 to 39 year olds Operated in English, Italian Physical Rating Easy Room Type Shared Operator Italy on a Budget Tours From
- US$1,375
Italy's cultural hotspots come alive for young visitors. Milan's Navigli district pulses with energy, Venice's Campo Santa Margherita celebrates nightly, and Rome's Trastevere buzzes with activity. Florence's rooftop bars near Piazzale Michelangelo and Bologna's university quarter provide authentic Italian evenings.
Duration 14 days Destinations Milan, Venice, Bologna, Florence, Pisa, Rome Age Range up to 99 year olds Physical Rating Easy Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Euroventure Travel From
- US$1,870
Nightly hostel events range from beer pong to DJ sets for young travelers. Venice's hidden bars in Cannaregio, Florence's rooftop aperitivo spots near Piazzale Michelangelo, and Rome's buzzing Trastevere district connect via high-speed rail.
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Florence, Rome Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Physical Rating Easy Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Euroventure Travel From
- US$967
Rome's Trastevere nightlife and Florence's bustling bars welcome travelers aged 18-35. Bologna's cooking classes, Tuscany's wine tasting, and Cinque Terre's beach-hopping complement trendy accommodations and social dining experiences.
Duration 10 days Destinations Rome, Siena, Florence, Pisa, Lucca, Cinque Terre, Como, Milan, Verona, VeniceSee all destinations Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Physical Rating Easy Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Contiki From $2,351
5% Off- US$2,234You save $117
Rome's trendy Trastevere nightlife, Naples' authentic food tours, and Positano's Path of Gods trek await young travelers. The adventure includes chairlift rides to Capri's peak and sunset Aperols at rooftop bars in Sorrento.
Duration 8 days Destinations Rome, Naples, Pompei, Herculaneum, Sorrento, Positano, Capri Age Range up to 39 year olds Physical Rating Easy Room Type Shared Operator TruTravels From
5% Off- US$2,295
Rome To Amalfi Coast
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Really great itinerary, lots of different activities to choose from and lots of information.”
Anita, traveled in July
Young travelers aged 18-25 will find evening entertainment in Sorrento's bars, relaxation on Positano's beaches, and optional Blue Grotto boat tours in Capri. Shared dorm-style rooms near Sorrento's nightlife foster social connections.
Duration 4 days Destinations Rome, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Pompeii Age Range 18 to 25 year olds Physical Rating Easy Room Type Shared Operator Smart Trip From
5% Off- US$368
Over 50+ solo travelers choose this youth-focused tour. Cliff jumping near Positano, optional Blue Grotto swims, and vibrant Sorrento nights await. Hostel-style accommodation creates social atmosphere with flexible shopping and beach time.
Duration 4 days Destinations Florence, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Pompeii Age Range 18 to 25 year olds Physical Rating Easy Room Type Shared Operator Smart Trip From
5% Off- US$385
Duration 8 days Destinations Rome, Naples, Pompeii, Sorrento, Herculaneum, Positano, Capri Age Range up to 39 year olds Physical Rating Easy Room Type Shared Operator TruTravels From
5% Off- US$2,295
Delve Deep: Italy
37 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Her knowledge, her passion, her fun and bubbly personality and her constant smile helped make this trip so memorable.”
Anthony, traveled in September
Rome's Trastevere parties, Sorrento's cooking classes, and Florence's vibrant nightlife welcome travelers aged 18-39. Cinque Terre's beach bars, Mt Vesuvius wine tasting, and Venice's evening aperitivo culture complete the experience.
Duration 13 days Destinations Rome, Vatican City, Pompeii, Sorrento, Assisi, Siena, Florence, Lucca, Pisa, La SpeziaSee all destinations Age Range 18 to 39 year olds Physical Rating Easy Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Topdeck From $3,049
10% Off- US$2,749You save $300
Young travelers stay in Pisa's B&Bs while climbing the Leaning Tower and exploring Florence's Via Calzaiuoli fashion scene. Cinque Terre trails, Lucca's university atmosphere, evening Arno River gelato, and authentic La Tana pizzas create perfect days.
Duration 5 days Destinations Pisa, Florence, Cinque Terre, Lucca Age Range 5 to 50 year olds Operated in English, Italian, Spanish Physical Rating Easy Room Type Singles, Shared Operator UniTrips From
10% Off- US$639
What people love about Italy Tours for Young Adults
- Delve Deep: Italy
Piotr (tour guide) and Krzystof (driver) were a fantastic duo, I have never been on a tou together where the guide and driver have just clicked. They both bounced off of each other, they were entertaining and caring, organised and structured. Both had a unique skill and a wealth of knowledge. Id definitely do a tour with them both again.
- Amalfi Coast Experience
My cousin and I had the most amazing time traveling around Rome and the Amalfi Coast. We had an amazing guide and tour group. Jess was so informative, knowledgable, and hilarious. We have all stayed in contact and have become great friends. It was beautiful and I would definitely recommend Italy on a Budget to anyone traveling around Italy!! That's the dream!! :)
- Mamma Mia! - 13 Days/12 Nights
I have just finished this tour and I have a mixed opinion on it. The fact that all the different tours offered by Italy on a budget are put together (I was with people doing only the Tuscany tour while in Florence for example) worried me at first but it ended up being good as it allowed a greater chance to find someone that will end up being a lifelong friend! Accomodation in Rome was at the Paladini hostel which had a good location but was dirty and the bathroom smelt like pee... My Rome tour guide Edwardo was incredible though so that made up for the poor accomodation. The first included meal in Rome was delicious as well. One thing I would like Italy on a budget to do is add the cost to visit the colleseum to the booking and make it non optional. Since non of us planned ahead (as the idea of a tour is that this is not necessary) non of us were able to visit the colleseum (as you must book ahead). I feel like it would have added a lot more value to the tour (even though it would make it more expensive). The Rome tour was lots of fun. We were only 4 people and we all love gelato so Edwardo brought us to some of the best gelato places in Rome. He was very informative and explained the complicated history in a way that we could understand. Amalfi coast was very different to Rome, as it was focused on seeing beaches and partying and less on the history, but this is most likely due to the demographic that signs up for the Amalfi Coast tour! The tour guide in this section, Louis was very great as well. One thing that I was disappointed with is when we went to visit Amalfi coast our bus arrived over an hour late. Our tour guides were extremely apologetic but it still meant we had over an hour less in Amalfi coast that we had paid for. Some people on the group found it strange that we went to these places that are very expensive but I think it’s their lack of research as these places are what they paid to visit, so you just need to be aware of this. The optional dinner was very good. I had paid for the optional add on package, which was 70 eur and included the dinner, a private bus in Capri island and more. Italy On a budget should just add this to the price of the tour and make it non optional as I could not imagine anyone visiting Capri island and not using the private bus and enjoying it (everyone in my group had paid). It also includes a guide of Pompei which was very good. It would be disappointing to visit without the guide. Accomodation in Sorrento is a camping village, meaning there is no AC and the bathrooms are seperate from the cabins. Some people had a problem with this, but it is clearly written in the package and at night i slept fine as the temperature dropped enough. When I arrived to Florence the welcome dinner was a tiny buffet at a cocktail bar. It was very strange and the food was not good, I felt bad for the people who had this food for their first meal in Italy! The accomodation in Florence was good. The tour at night was very interesting. Due to miss communication and organisation by the company, the tour guide in Florence told the whole group to meet at 9:40 am at the office. My PDF had something slightly different but during the whole tour the times have been slightly early/later depending on the group so I didn’t question it. It turned out I was booked on a seperate tour different from everyone else which had left earlier in the morning. I preferred the itinerary of the tour I had paid to do so I was very disappointed that day, although I appreciate that Italy on a budget still managed to put me on a day tour that day. Venice, the last stop on the tour was amazing! It was just me and the tour guide Edwardo. Since it was just the two of us he tailored the tour to what I liked and it was lots of fun. The boat tour of morano and burano islands was good as well. Accomodation in Venice, Anda hostel was good. Overall I had a good time on this tour. There is obviously room for improvement but it was a fun two weeks!
What our customers ask about Italy Tours for Young Adults
What's the best time of year for young adults to visit Italy?
Spring and early fall offer the sweet spot for young travelers in Italy. April-May and September-October bring comfortable temperatures and fewer tourists than peak summer months. Booking data shows September leads with 71 youth-focused tours while July follows with 150 bookings. The weather during these months works well for both city exploration and beach time. A TourRadar traveler noted: "We went in September and it was perfect - warm enough for swimming in Cinque Terre but not too hot for sightseeing in Rome. Plus places like the Amalfi Coast were less crowded than in peak summer."
What are the best areas for nightlife and meeting other young travelers?
Young travelers gather in Rome's bustling Trastevere and San Lorenzo neighborhoods the energetic Santa Croce area in Florence and Milan's canal-lined Navigli district. Venice's Campo Santa Margherita comes alive after dark. Social hubs like Ostello Bello in Milan and Alessandro Palace in Rome run regular pub crawls and mixers. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "The evening social activities and aperitivos in Florence were perfect for meeting other travelers and experiencing authentic Italian nightlife."
What are the best social activities for meeting other young travelers in Italy?
Group activities create natural ways to connect with fellow travelers across Italy. Tours start with welcome dinners followed by cooking classes wine tastings and shared excursions. Places like Rome's Yellow Square Hostel organize regular social events. One TourRadar reviewer noted: "You meet the best people and make lifelong friends! The dinners together were magic and I couldn't have asked for better company!" Popular hangouts include Florence's rooftop lounges Milan's aperitivo scene and beachfront clubs on the Amalfi Coast.
How much spending money should young adults budget per day in Italy?
Daily costs in Italy average 70-100 USD beyond tour packages. This covers about 20-30 USD for food 15-20 USD for drinks 20-25 USD for attractions and 15-25 USD for getting around. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Food costs were reasonable if you follow local recommendations - a good pizza costs around 10 USD while a nice dinner with wine might be 30-40 USD." Tourist centers like Venice's St. Mark's Square and the Amalfi Coast tend to charge premium prices.
What unique experiences should young adults not miss in Italy?
Key experiences include hands-on cooking in Florence evening boat rides in Cinque Terre traditional aperitivo in Milan's canal district and wine tasting at Venice's hidden bacari bars. The Path of the Gods hike above the Amalfi Coast and Vespa tours through Rome add local flavor. One TourRadar traveler shared: "The day trips and local experiences made the trip special - from wine tasting in Tuscany to boat tours on Lake Como."
How do most young adult tours handle accommodation in Italy?
Tours blend social hostels with comfortable 3-star hotels placing you near city centers and transport. Places like Plus Camping Roma and Sorrento's Seven Hostel are common picks. Rooms typically house 2-6 people with private options available for booking. A past guest reported: "The accommodations were well-located and clean. We stayed at the Generator Hostel in Venice which had an amazing rooftop bar where everyone would gather in the evenings. It was perfect for meeting other travelers."
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