Escape to the serene Veneto: Explore the heart of the prosecco region

Upon your arrival, you’ll be welcomed by your guide and receive your road book. You can check in at the hotel from 2 pm, and you’ll get your Vespa the next morning.

You could also choose the Early Pick-Up option (€50), to receive your Vespa at 2 pm, so you can go on a first tour of the region. It’s the perfect opportunity to get to know your scooter, the Italian roads and the traffic in Veneto a little better!

Never driven a Vespa or scooter before? Then we strongly recommend the Start to Vespa class on your first day!

Set off on a breathtaking Vespa journey through the rolling hills of Prosecco, where winding vineyard roads, medieval villages, and panoramic views create the perfect Italian escape.

Starting at Ca’ del Poggio, ride through the heart of the Prosecco countryside, passing through Refrontolo and the charming village of Combai, nestled among chestnut forests and vineyards. Continue on to Valdobbiadene, the birthplace of Prosecco Superiore DOCG, where you can admire the endless vine-covered hills and perhaps stop for a tasting.

From here, ride along scenic back roads to Maser, home to the Palladian masterpiece, Villa Barbaro, before reaching the romantic town of Asolo, known as the ‘City of a Hundred Horizons’. Stroll through its medieval streets, soak in the views, and enjoy an espresso in Piazza Garibaldi.

The journey back takes you through Pederobba and Farra di Soligo, where vineyard-draped hills give way to dramatic rocky landscapes. The smooth, quiet roads make for a dream ride, leading you back to Ca’ del Poggio, where you can toast with a glass of Prosecco and a view.

Today you’ll pass castles, nice hamlets and spot incredible views.

Drive through the gentle rolling hills toward Conegliano, where the town’s majestic castle awaits. From its panoramic terrace, take in sweeping views of the lush foothills, and on a clear day, you might even catch a glimpse of Venice shimmering in the distance.

The route then leads to Collalbrigo, before adding a touch of adventure riding on dirt paths towards  the mystical ruins of Collalto Castle, where the echoes of history whisper through the ancient stones.

We’ll continues through the breathtaking countryside before reaching the Molinetto della Croda, a charming 17th-century watermill nestled in a picturesque corner of nature.

Before heading back to the hotel, we’ll make a detour and stop at Cison di Valmarino, one of Italy’s most beautiful villages. Famous for its charming streets, stone houses, and the majestic CastelBrando, Cison is a haven for culture lovers and hikers, those who want can head out through lush valleys.

On this final day, our first stop will take you towards the stunning Santa Croce Lake. Here, you can take a refreshing break at Baia delle Sirene, a peaceful spot with crystal-clear turquoise waters and a lakeside stop, perfect for a drink while admiring the majestic Dolomites in the background.

From the lake, the route climbs into the Alpago region, winding through small, picturesque villages like Tambre, Lamosano, Pieve d’Alpago, and Spert. These hamlets offer a glimpse of an authentic, untouched world, where time seems to slow down. As you continue, you’ll reach Sant’Anna and Colindes, home to one of the journey’s most unique sights: the ‘house of books’—a wooden house sculpted into the shape of an open book, straight out of a fairy tale.

The road then takes you into the heart of the Cansiglio Natural Park, following the edge of the Alpago mountains. As you drive, the landscape opens up to reveal the vast Cansiglio Plateau, surrounded by one of Italy’s most pristine forests. The views here are nothing short of breathtaking. If you’re up for a panoramic detour, take the road up to Monte Pizzoc, where you’ll be rewarded with spectacular 360-degree views stretching across the Veneto plain and beyond.

Our day will end at the Caglieron Caves, one of Italy’s most stunning natural wonders. In just 30 minutes, you can explore this otherworldly canyon, where water has carved dramatic rock formations over centuries. Ranked among the top three most fascinating places to visit in Italy, it’s the perfect final stop on a route that blends nature, culture, and adventure.

You will be able to enjoy a last breakfast in the hotel. From now, it’s up to you to decide to continue your journey in Veneto, heading to Verona, Venice, Padua or return home.

Here, you can choose the Late Drop-Off option (€ 50 per Vespa), to keep your Vespa until 2 pm and take it for one last farewell drive to say goodbye to your Vespa and the beautiful region.