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Ten adventurous ways to see Italy

Ten adventurous ways to see Italy
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<b>Swimming in Cinque Terre</b> If you've already seen the Cinque Terre of Liguria on foot now you can see the stunning coastal villages in a different way – from the sea. Cousins Tours &amp; Travel offers a six-day swim tour with average dips of 2.5 to 3km between the towns and plenty of fresh seafood in between. Info: www.cousinsswimmingtours.comPhoto: Jo McKenna
<b>Culinary and cycling tour in Emilia Romagna</b>. No need to worry about extra kilojoules when you can burn them up on the bike. This eight-day tour from Cremona to Bologna takes you through one of Italy’s premier food producing regions – so get ready to sample Parmesan cheese, prosciutto, balsamic vinegar, and lots of gelato.
Info: http://www.experienceplus.com/Photo: DvdBramhall
<b>Climb the Dolomites</b> Imagine hanging off a sheer rock face in the amazing Dolomite mountain range. This is rock climbing paradise and not for the faint-hearted. Sought-after by climbers from around the world, there is terrain for every level and professional guides to ensure safety as you ‘get vertical’! Info: http://www.dolomitemountains.com/Photo: Carl Gorretta
<b>Fiat 500 Tour</b> For Fiat lovers, this is a great way to get nostalgic while sampling the best food and wine of Tuscany.   The tour begins in Florence and includes a 45-minute scenic drive in the hills and wine tasting at an historic villa in the famous Chianti region.
Info: http://500touringclub.com/Photo: Angelo Domini
<b>Hiking in Abruzzo</b>. The region of Abruzzo, east of Rome, is known for its spectacular national parks and this tour reveals the rugged peaks of the Apennine mountains as well as hidden villages and wildlife including wolves, deer, wild boar and bears.
Info: http://www.hedonistichiking.com/wilds-abruzzoPhoto: Daniel Zedda
<b>Motorcyle tour</b> Enthusiasts not only enjoy five riding days on the open road but can also live the dream of a one-day course at the world-famous Mugello circuit in Tuscany, complete with instructors from the motorcycle company, Ducati. It promises pure adrenaline! Info:
http://motorcycletoursitaly.com/Photo: Mugello Circuit/Gabriel Buoys
<b>Skydiving on the Amalfi Coast</b> If you have hiked, swum or sailed the magnificent Amalfi coast this may be the adventure you have been looking for.
Try skydiving with a tandem jump or a five-day course if you are determined to skydive on your own. Info: http://www.travelamalfi.com/tours/Photo: BoofaloBlues
<b>Speedboat tour of Lake Como</b> Discover the spectacular beauty of Lake Como while touching up your tan on the back of a speedboat.  You may even catch a glimpse of Hollywood star George Clooney as you take a dip or relax in the sun. Info: http://www.mysailingweek.comPhoto: Christopher H Fleming
<b>Walking tour from Palermo to Taormina</b> This is billed as a relaxed 14-day tour and gives hikers an insight into Sicily's incredible diversity. It combines scenic coastal strolls with more challenging mountain hiking and even a side trip to the Aeolian island of Lipari. Info: 
http://www.sicilianexperience.com/walkingtours/Photo: Mario Cutroneo
<b>Garden tour of Tuscany</b>
Imagine stepping into a painting by a Renaissance master. This tour includes visits to fine historical gardens, national parks and even a biodynamic farm. Walks range from six to 12km in the heart of Italy. Info:
http://www.hiddenitaly.com.au/guided-tours/Photo: Guillnprez


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