Juniper Tours is a U.S.-based luxury travel agency that designs fully private, custom Italy tours — every itinerary built from scratch by a dedicated Italy specialist around your dates, pace, and taste. Glide Venice’s canals, stand in the Roman Forum, sip Brunello in Tuscan hill towns, and drive the cliff-hung Amalfi Coast. No group coaches, no fixed departures — just Italy, entirely your own.
Italy is best understood slowly and region by region. Venice and Rome are different civilisations. Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast don’t share a character. A week in Florence barely scratches the surface. Juniper designs every Italy itinerary from scratch around the cities, landscapes, and food and wine experiences that matter most to you.
Lexi Blade designs Italy itineraries from Florence — inside the country, with personal relationships to the hotels, guides, and producers that make the difference. Audrey Gabrys adds depth across northern Italy and the Alps, and Taryn Harrison brings 25 years of multi-country European experience. Between them, there is no region of Italy they haven’t covered.
Great European travel is an investment. Most clients spend $5,000–$15,000 per person for a complete custom Italy itinerary — trips start at $2,500 and your specialist will walk through exactly what that looks like for yours.
This is a starting point, not a fixed package. Many Juniper clients travel something very similar — customised for their travel style, dates, and accommodation level. Book a free call and your specialist builds from here.
Every itinerary below is a starting point, not a fixed package. Click any card to see the day-by-day — then book a free consultation and your specialist will build something just like it (or better) around you.
Seven focused days on Italy's most dramatic coastline — private boat days, clifftop dining, and the Blue Grotto. The purest version of the Amalfi experience, built around private access and the right pace.
A focused deep-dive into Tuscany’s food and wine culture — private vineyard dinners in Chianti, a cooking class on a working estate, truffle hunting in the Val d’Orcia, and Siena’s medieval streets.
Italy’s great wine regions — Barolo in Piedmont, Brunello in Montalcino, Amarone in the Veneto — linked by castle hotels and medieval towns. The most comprehensive wine itinerary in the catalog.
Leonardo’s Last Supper, lakeside villas, ferry crossings between Bellagio and Varenna, and the Borromean Islands on Maggiore. Northern Italy at its most elegant.
Italy by rental car — the country roads of Umbria, the Tuscan back roads between hilltop towns, and Cinque Terre’s coastal villages. For travelers who want to move at their own pace.
Sicily, the Dolomites, a Puglia road trip, Lake Garda — tell your specialist what you have in mind and they’ll build from there.
Talk to a SpecialistItaly is Juniper’s most-booked honeymoon destination. The Amalfi Coast, Tuscany’s private villas, Venice’s intimate canals, and the Dolomites all offer deeply romantic settings. Lexi Blade designs Italy honeymoons from Florence regularly and knows every property worth staying in.
Lexi Blade designs Italy itineraries from Florence — inside the country, with personal relationships to the hotels, guides, and producers that make the difference. Audrey Gabrys adds depth across northern Italy and the Italian Alps, and Taryn Harrison brings 25 years of European travel design experience. Between them, there is no region of Italy they haven’t covered.
Based in Florence and designing Italy itineraries from inside the country, Lexi knows which Amalfi property is worth the upgrade, which Uffizi time slot avoids the crowds, and how to pace an Italy itinerary so no city feels rushed. Her personal relationships with hotels and guides in every region are the difference between a good trip and an extraordinary one.
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Juniper’s most tenured specialist, with 25 years designing European itineraries. Taryn brings multi-country coordination experience to Italy trips — particularly for travelers combining Italy with Ireland, Scotland, or Iceland. CMSC certified. Former Peace Corps volunteer.
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Having lived in six countries, Audrey brings a depth of cultural perspective that shapes every itinerary she designs. Her Italy expertise spans the north — the Dolomites, Lake Como, the Italian Alps, and Milan — and she adds a dimension to Italy trips that goes well beyond the standard Rome-Florence-Amalfi route.
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A dual citizen of the US and UK, Alli planned an epic three-month European journey through Germany, Italy, France, and Spain — and brings that firsthand depth to every itinerary. She designs bespoke private trips from scratch, built entirely around how you like to travel.
Book a Consultation →“Our trip to Italy was amazing all thanks to Juniper Tours. Their attention to detail made our trip a trip of a lifetime!”
“Juniper Tours helped my husband and I plan a wonderful trip to Italy to celebrate our 1 year anniversary! Sara S. crafted the perfect itinerary that allowed us to experience the beauty and culture of many different cities.”
“I would give more stars if I could. SARAH at Juniper travel was wonderful. She planned the trip of a lifetime for us in Italy.”
“Is 6 stars possible? Kaycee was AMAZING! Our vacation to Italy was the best vacation my wife and I have ever been on!”
“Our recent trip to Italy was more than we could have wished for. Kaycee listened to us during the planning and created an experience that was personalized to our wishes.”
“Juniper Tours is absolutely amazing! Last year my family and I took a trip to Italy and toured around cities like Sorrento, Amalfi, Capri, Ravello, Positano, and Naples.”
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30 minutes, completely free. Great European travel is an investment. Most clients spend $5,000–$15,000 per person — trips start at $2,500 and your specialist will walk through exactly what that looks like for yours.
