France

To get a full refund, cancellation must be no less than 8 days before the local start time of the experience.

If traveler cancels their booking from 7 to 0 days before the local start time of the experience, no refund is provided.

This experience is a thread through Bordeaux that ties the city’s most unsettling truths to the stories people still whisper. From the shadows of Saint-Michel to the bell called Grosse Cloche, you move between squares, lanes, and secret places where trials were held, bodies were displayed, and legends took root. The route mixes well-known episodes with those locals inherit as childhood lore.

Along the way, you hear of mummies, a werewolf put on trial, a nun whose fate surfaced in a cello case, and accusations of witchcraft near Place Gambetta. You’ll also trace the riddle of Goya’s missing head.

Each stop combines clear historical sources with the residue of rumor, so you leave with timelines, names, and places — and also with the atmosphere that made these tales endure. It’s an urban investigation into how Bordeaux records, stage by stage, the border where fact meets folklore.

This plunge into the depths of Bordeaux’s darker stories is led by Hubert, a historian and licensed guide who treats the city as a living archive. His method is twofold: close reading of primary sources and careful mapping of living folklore. He cross-references documented cases with the tales that grew around them, tracing how rumor and civic memory layered themselves over facts. You get a hands-on investigation with the tempo of a detective story.

You learn the historian’s craft — framing questions, weighing testimony, separating what can be verified from what remains an open riddle. Hubert doesn’t chase jump-scares; he builds tension from evidence, bringing you close to the original record and then to the places where imagination takes over. By the end you carry a clear timeline and the thrill of discovery — the sense of having practiced a craft and not consumed a script.

Walking Tour in Bordeaux exploring dark history and folklore, from Saint-Michel mummies to Goya.

Applies when fewer than the minimum participants book.
This ensures the experience runs at its required minimum price.

Dark Tales of Bordeaux

Themed guided walk the darkest stories of Bordeaux.

A coffee stop.

You’ll meet Hubert at the entrance to the Basilica of Saint-Michel.

Hubert Saint Béat was born and raised in Bordeaux. He holds two master’s degrees, one in Roman History and one in Journalism, and has been a licensed tour guide since 2017. Driven by a desire to share stories rather than simply recite facts, he presents French history through the lens of his city, connecting landmarks with the people and events that shaped them.

His visits are tailored to each guest’s interests and pace, with clear explanations and room for questions so the narrative stays lively and meaningful. The aim is to open Bordeaux to you as a living place—its streets, its layers of history, its everyday rhythms—through informed, engaging storytelling.

Türkiye

Embark on this private walking tour of Istanbul, from the majestic Chora Museum to the historic neighborhoods of Balat and Fener. 

Originally a Byzantine church, the Chora Museum is celebrated for its exquisite mosaics and frescoes that depict intricate biblical scenes. After a coffee break, you'll head to the museum, admiring these masterpieces of Byzantine art. Then you'll move on to the ancient City Walls of Constantinople, where you will witness the enduring strength of fortifications that once shielded the capital of an empire. 

The journey continues to Tekfur Palace, which was once the highest point of Constantinople, overlooking the Golden Horn. This positioning made it a crucial point for defense and governance during the late Byzantine period. 

After touring the palace, explore the old Jewish and Christian quarter, absorbing the area's unique vibe before meandering through the picturesque streets of Balat and Fener, where historic homes and vibrant street art come together.

This exceptional walking tour ventures beyond typical tourist routes, offering intimate access to Istanbul's Byzantine heritage through the expertise of archaeologist-turned-guide Betül. Travelers will decode the magnificent mosaics of the Chora Museum, one of the world's finest examples of Byzantine art, learning to read centuries-old symbolism under her skilled guidance.

Along the ancient City Walls, Betul's archaeological insights reveal the ingenuity of medieval engineering, while at Tekfur Palace, she brings royal Byzantine life into vivid focus through engaging storytelling, helping visitors imagine the royal courts that once filled these halls.

In Balat and Fener's winding streets, Betül introduces visitors to Istanbul's vibrant art scene, taking her deep understanding of urban archaeology to create a compelling narrative of the city's evolution over time.

Walking Tour in Istanbul: Chora Museum, City Walls, Tekfur Palace, Byzantine relics, old quarters.

From Chora to Balat

Expert-guided commentary throughout.

Entry fees to Chora Museum and Tekfur Palace.

Coffee break in a local café in Balat at the start of the experience.

Personalized tips for further exploring the area on your own.

Participants should wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a camera for capturing stunning visuals, and a water bottle to stay hydrated. A hat or an umbrella is advisable depending on the weather.

We will meet in front of the café Pembe Köşk Aile Çay Bahçesi near the Chora Mosque. 

Betül Başak is an expert guide with a deep background in archaeology and art history, perfectly suited to lead explorations through Istanbul’s historic landscapes such as Chora and the Fener-Balat districts. Since 2011, she has been captivating audiences with profound insights into Turkey’s cultural heritage, drawing from her extensive experience in archaeological digs, museum curations, and academic teachings on urban culture. Fluent in English, Betül designs personalized, engaging experiences for international visitors, skillfully blending her academic expertise with the creative flair of a semi-professional singer-songwriter. This unique blend of deep historical knowledge and artistic sensitivity makes every tour with Betül deeply immersive, providing a unique and memorable journey through the vibrant history and contemporary culture of Istanbul. You'll be accompanied by Betül herself, or one of her equally professional associates, such as Volkan.

Morocco

Discover a culinary adventure at Ourika Organic Kitchen in the breathtaking Atlas Mountains. Led by Amanda, a seasoned chef with a deep love for Moroccan cuisine, the cooking school offers immersive classes where you'll perfect savory tagines and vibrant salads with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. 

Arrive at the kitchen and start your day with a warm welcome over tea under the shade of a walnut tree. Participants engage in hands-on cooking: chopping fresh vegetables, mixing marinades, and baking bread using traditional methods. Cooking over charcoal enhances the authentic flavors. 

After the cooking is complete, relax in the serene beauty of Ouirgane, and enjoy the delicious lunch you helped create against a stunning landscape. With the kitchen’s farm-to-table, organic, and sustainable practices, you are guaranteed a delicious and ethical dining experience.

This experience is located in Ouirgane, just 1 hour and 15 minutes from central Marrakesh. Please arrange transportation through your hotel after booking this experience.

Set in the Moroccan countryside, this experience blends culinary skills with cultural insights, set against the picturesque Atlas Mountains countryside. The engaging hospitality starts with the welcome as you learn about the rich history of Moroccan cuisine. 

The hands-on cooking includes using traditional methods and fresh, local ingredients, ensuring that each dish is authentic and flavorful. With its interactive and engaging format, the experience draws guests into actively participating from ingredient preparation to final plating, exploring Moroccan culinary heritage through stories, tasting and experimenting with spices. Talking with Amanda and her team as you prepare the lunch will be a special highlight. 

Whether you're a culinary expert or a newcomer, this promises a unique adventure that delights your palate and enriches your spirit. 

Cooking Class in Atlas Mountains near Marrakesh: Learn Moroccan cuisine with a professional chef.

Arrive at Ourika Organic Kitchen in Ouirgane and start your day with a warm welcome over tea under the shade of a walnut tree. Get to know your hosts and learn about the rich history of Moroccan cuisine. Next, dive into hands-on preparation: chop fresh vegetables for vibrant salads, mix marinades for the flavorful tagine, and bake traditional bread in the outdoor oven. All meals are prepared using the traditional Moroccan method of cooking over charcoal, enhancing the authentic flavors. After the cooking is complete, take time to relax and enjoy the delicious lunch you've helped create. This immersive experience blends culinary skills with cultural insights, making for a memorable and satisfying day.

What's Cooking in the Atlas?

Hands-on Moroccan cooking class led by chef Amanda in the Atlas Mountains.

Use of fresh, locally sourced, organic ingredients from the kitchen garden.

Welcome tea under a walnut tree and herbal teas grown onsite.

Traditional bread baking and charcoal cooking methods.

Three-course lunch you help prepare, enjoyed in a scenic mountain setting.

Filtered water provided throughout the experience.

Comfortable clothes and footwear, and a healthy appetite.

Arrange transportation via your hotel after booking, as this will be the most convenient and direct option. If you are unable to arrange this via your hotel, chat with Amanda after booking, and we can arrange it for an extra charge through a separate payment link.

This experience is located in Ouirgane, just 1 hour and 15 minutes from central Marrakesh. 
Post-booking, connect with Amanda on Fernwayer Chat for exact address and directions to the farm.
** Please arrange transportation through your hotel after booking this experience.

Amanda, a New Zealander who has called Morocco home for 22 years, brings a wealth of expertise. With 35 years in the culinary world, she blends her global experience with an in-depth understanding of Moroccan cuisine. Her passion for traditional Moroccan cooking is evident in her hands-on classes, where she expertly guides guests in creating authentic dishes like flavorful tagines and vibrant salads. Amanda's unique perspective, refined through years of living in Morocco, enriches her teaching with valuable insights into local ingredients and culinary techniques. Her commitment to sustainability and farm-to-table practices reflects her dedication to both exceptional cuisine and environmental stewardship. Amanda’s engaging approach and cultural insights make her an outstanding guide for a memorable and immersive culinary experience.

Italy

This experience takes you to the heart of northern Sardinia, where Mount Limbara rises with its unmistakable granite formations and sweeping views. With an elevation of 1,360 meters, it’s the second highest mountain range on the island, yet few travelers venture into its vast forests, shaped by wind, silence, and time. You’ll explore this extraordinary terrain with a landscape photographer who knows every curve and contrast of the mountain, a place he’s called home since childhood.

Starting from the lower slopes, you’ll walk through ancient holm oak woods, one of the largest forests in Italy. The route gradually opens to reveal granite sculptures carved by nature and covered in wild thyme, lavender, and endemic flowers. Along the way, you’ll learn to read the mountain's forms through your lens — stopping to compose, observe, and capture. The pace is slow, meditative, allowing space for light and landscape to meet, inviting you to see, not just shoot.

Mount Limbara doesn’t look like the rest of Sardinia. It doesn’t sound like it either. Here, the wind carves the granite into impossible shapes, and the scent of cistus and wild herbs accompanies every step. This experience is an invitation to discover a landscape that feels almost untouched. Its uniqueness lies in its contrasts: wild and delicate, rugged and richly scented, solitary and deeply expressive.

What makes this moment special is the presence of someone who belongs to this mountain — a local landscape photographer who has spent years documenting its moods, seasons, and hidden corners. His knowledge is not just technical, but emotional. Through his eyes, you’ll be able to notice things most would miss: a shadow on a stone, a movement in the fog, a rare bloom tucked among the rocks.

This is not a photography class or a hike with set goals — it’s a journey into the sensorial identity of a place.

Photo Hiking Tour in Gallura near Olbia, in Sardinia: Mount Limbara’s landscapes and wild forests.

Rocky Paths of Limbara

Leisurely guided walk through forests and granite formations of Mount Limbara.

Full guidance from a professional landscape photographer native to the region.

Photography instruction and personalized feedback throughout the experience.

Picnic lunch featuring traditional Sardinian delicacies.

Comfortable clothing, hiking shoes. 2 liters of water per person during summer. DSLR or mirrorless camera or equivalent, with lenses and zoom. Extra memory card and batteries.

You'll meet Gianmario in the parking of Bosco di Curadureddu.

Gianmario Pedroni is a Sardinia-born professional photographer. After honing his skills in England, he specialized in advertising, fashion, and design, collaborating with prominent photographers and brands. In 2009, he returned to Sardinia to establish his studio, focusing on the island's breathtaking landscapes and vibrant culture. A passionate hiker, he has been exploring these mountains since childhood.

This hands-on experience is devoted to the painted language of traditional Sicilian carts. Guests are welcomed by master painters Filippo Grillo and Alessandro Reale in their workshop in the Vucciria. The experience begins with an introduction built around original cart pieces and the stories they carry, from the origins of this tradition to its place as one of the most recognizable expressions of Made in Sicily.

Sicilian carts traditionally depict the deeds of the Paladins of France — drawn from the Carolingian cycle that took deep root in Sicilian popular culture — alongside stories from the island's myths and crucial episodes in its history.

Filippo and Alessandro then show the painting technique used on the carts, explaining the colors, gestures, and visual rules that define this craft. After the demonstration, guests work directly with them to paint a small object of their choice, selecting from a wooden panel, a small box, or paper.

This experience presents Sicilian cart painting not as folklore alone, but as a complex visual tradition, where stories, colors, figures, and techniques work together in a precise narrative code. The cart becomes understandable as a cultural object with its own rules: a place where memory, image, ornament, and gesture are held in balance by a practice developed over time. 

Filippo and Alessandro are the only artists in Palermo carrying this tradition forward today, at a time when it risks disappearing. Their studio keeps alive a discipline that belongs to the cart and to the broader history of Sicilian visual culture, without reducing it to decoration or nostalgia.

The master and pupil continuity is essential here, because this craft survives through hands, repetition, correction, and daily work in the studio. Through a chain of teaching passed on day by day, the tradition remains tangible: not heritage to be described from a distance, but a living practice.

Sicilian Cart Painting Workshop in Palermo, Sicily, with master painters of a vanishing tradition.

Applies when fewer than the minimum participants book. This ensures the experience runs at its required minimum price.

Painted Stories of Paladins

Sicilian cart painting workshop in Palermo’s Vucciria.

Painting demonstration and guidance by master painters Filippo Grillo and Alessandro Reale.

Introduction to original cart pieces, stories, colors, and visual traditions.

Hands-on painting session with all materials included.

Your painted wooden panel, small box, or paper piece to take home.

Typical Sicilian pastries and coffee served during the workshop.

Filippo and Alessandro will take care of everything, welcoming guests with all the materials already prepared for the painting session.

You’ll meet Filippo and Alessandro at Via Argenteria 21, Palermo, near the Vucciria, the historic market famously painted by Renato Guttuso.

Alessandro Reale and Filippo Grillo are two of the few artists in Palermo specializing in the painted language of Sicilian carts.

Filippo Grillo is a multidisciplinary artist who learned the art of Sicilian cart painting in his youth from Giuseppe Manfrè, one of the most important painters in this tradition. Alessandro Reale is a younger artist who learned from Filippo Grillo and now works alongside him as part of a master and pupil tradition that has carried Sicilian cart painting across generations.

Their work brings tradition and innovation together, combining the different decorative elements of the cart while maintaining balance in the painting style. Reuse and recycling are central to the workshop: ancient roof tiles, ceramic tiles, wooden boards, and old furniture are given new life through the decorative language in which Filippo and Alessandro specialize.

Greece

Walk through the village of Megalochori, Santorini, meeting the artisans who keep Santorini's legacy alive. You'll learn about their craft, inspiration and creative process through personal encounters as you move between the workshops.

The first stop is a jewelry designer whose collections draw on Minoan art, Cycladic forms and the island's archaeological heritage. From there, Maria brings you to a traditional leather studio, then a wood carver, where you learn the techniques behind decorative and functional pieces and make two small ones to take home.

The walk concludes at a cultural space inside a former winery, where music, mythology and craftsmanship come together. Here you take part in an interactive presentation of traditional Greek instruments and the stories behind them, followed by a workshop in which you cut, tie and tune a pan pipe from local cane — then refreshments and snacks in the botanical garden.

Megalochori has been here since the 17th century, exporting sweet Vinsanto across Europe. The mansions and the arched belfries are what visitors come to photograph. The workshops however are what the village still runs on. Maria has known these makers for years, which allows you to move past a shop counter and go through to the back, watch someone work, and ask the questions you'd feel awkward asking a stranger.

One thing to know: the main tourist areas empty out off-season, and you might think Santorini is a ghost town in those months. It isn't. The island has a year-round population, and many of the people you'll meet are part of it.

At the wood carver's you make two small pieces to keep, and at the last stop you cut a pan pipe from local cane — the instrument Pan made from the reeds that Syrinx became, which is why the Greeks still call it a syrinx. The presentation before it is given by a musician and instrument maker whose work has appeared in National Geographic.

Artisan Tour in Megalochori, Santorini: jewelry, leather, wood carving, and a pan-pipe workshop.

The Makers of Megalochori

Private artisan walk through Megalochori with a cultural curation who has deep connections to the village’s creative community.

Pre-arranged visits with a jewelry designer, leather artisan and wood carver, with conversations about their craft and creative process.

Hands-on wood-carving workshop, creating two small pieces to take home.

Interactive presentation of traditional Greek musical instruments and the stories behind them.

Hands-on pipe-carving workshop.

Coffee, snacks, and water.

Comfortable walking shoes, as the experience takes place entirely on foot.

You'll meet Maria by the Family Bakery entrance in Megalochori.

Maria Petrenko is a Santorini-based experience designer whose work looks beyond the island's famous views to the quieter layers that shape daily life here. Over the years, she has worked across Santorini's tourism world, building relationships with farmers, artists, drivers, and residents whose knowledge comes from living and working on the island.

Her approach favors calm pacing, fewer stops, and more context, with space to ask questions, sit, and notice details that most itineraries pass too quickly. She works with small local producers rather than at the volume the island's tourism usually runs at.

Explore life above the Blue City on this full-day trip into Chefchaouen’s surrounding mountains. Your day begins at the Spanish Mosque, then set out for a 3-hour hike through peaceful trails at the edge of the Rif Mountains. The walk leads to Mustafa’s family’s farmhouse, which offers sweeping views of the city below.

Here, you’ll learn how the family lives off the land — growing vegetables, baking bread in a clay oven, collecting spring water, and maintaining traditional farming practices. After accompanying their routines, you’ll share a homemade meal, hearing stories from three different generations. As the day winds down, watch the sun set over Chefchaouen’s blue rooftops, then witness the hills slowly shift into night, lit by the soft, golden glow of the city below.

This experience is ideal for those seeking a deeper understanding of Morocco’s rural mountain life, offering a glimpse into daily traditions and landscapes just beyond the city’s edge.

While many visit Chefchaouen for its blue-painted walls and iconic photos, few step beyond the city to understand who lives here and how. This experience offers a rare chance to see what’s beyond that postcard image. Standing above the mountains, you’ll gain an entirely different perspective on the landscape and the people who have lived here for generations.

Mustafa and his family open their home in a way few travelers ever experience. You’ll engage directly with them, ask questions, and take part in the daily practices that support their self-sufficient way of life—growing food, baking Beldi bread, and collecting water. Mustafa’s wife will prepare a homemade meal for you using locally harvested ingredients to showcase the region’s diverse culinary traditions. More than a guest, you’ll feel like a true member of a Moroccan family taking part in their routines and embracing their slow-paced lifestyle, leaving you with memories far deeper than any photo.

Guests meet Mustafa at the Hôtel Loubar at the foot of the mountain before setting off on a hike.


The meeting point at Hôtel Loubar sits at a natural threshold, perched just above Chefchaouen with clear views over the city, yet still beneath the village where Mustafa and his family live. It’s a quiet spot at the foot of the mountain you’ll soon hike, offering a striking sense of transition. From here, you can see both where you’ve come from and where you’re headed—framing the day ahead with perspective, purpose, and a connection to both the city below and the rural life above.

Meet Mustafa in front of Hôtel Loubar and prepare for your hiking adventure.

Meet Mustafa

During the hike, you’ll learn about the history of Chefchaouen while taking in sweeping views of the mountains that cradle the city. Along the way, you’ll visit some of Morocco’s oldest olive trees—over 200 years old and passed down through generations. The walk also offers insight into the culture of the Jebala, the mountain people whose traditions are deeply rooted in this landscape.

This experience offers a rare and authentic immersion into the cultural and historical heart of Chefchaouen. As you hike through the stunning mountain landscape, you’ll gain meaningful insight into the traditions and daily life of the Jebala people—communities who have lived in these hills for generations.

A visit to ancient olive trees, some over 200 years old, deepens your connection to the region’s agricultural roots. The experience blends natural beauty with hands-on cultural exchange: you’ll cook traditional Moroccan dishes alongside your hosts and learn to make Beldi bread in a clay oven. It’s a day that goes far beyond sightseeing—one that invites you to truly live, even briefly, within the rhythms of rural mountain life.

Immerse yourself in Chefchaouen's culture, history, and stunning landscapes.

Hike in the Village

Join a cooking class with a Moroccan family, where you’ll prepare dinner together while sharing stories and cultural insights. This experience offers a chance to discover the traditional mud oven—how it’s made and used—and see how bread is baked the Moroccan way.

After the bread, you’ll learn to prepare a classic Moroccan tajine, a flavorful slow-cooked dish. Throughout the class, you’ll enjoy authentic Moroccan tea, enhancing the warm and inviting atmosphere.

Additionally, you’ll explore what Mustafa produces on his farm, gaining insight into local ingredients and agricultural practices. This hands-on experience not only teaches you about Moroccan cuisine but also immerses you in the rich traditions and hospitality of Moroccan culture. It’s a unique opportunity to connect with local customs, enjoy delicious food, and create lasting memories with your hosts.

Travelers will engage directly with a local family, fostering personal connections through shared cooking and storytelling. You will actively participate in each step of the cooking process, from kneading the dough for traditional bread to preparing a flavorful tajine. This hands-on approach encourages collaboration and learning, as travelers ask questions and receive tips from their hosts.

Additionally, the class includes cultural insights, such as the significance of the mud oven and local agricultural practices, creating a deeper understanding of Moroccan traditions.

Moroccan cuisine workshop with Oum Kalthoum, including homemade bread cooked in a mud oven.

Cooking and Sunset Dinner

Hiking Tour in the Chefchaouen hills, farm visit and meal with a local family, 2 hours from Tangier.

Life Above the Blue City

Guided hike through the Rif Mountains outside Chefchaouen.

Visit to a local farmhouse with views over the city.

Hands-on bread baking in a traditional clay oven.

Homemade lunch made with seasonal farm-grown ingredients.

Mint tea and Moroccan sweets shared with the family.

Time to relax and connect with three generations of hosts.

Comfortable shoes for hiking, a sunhat and sunscreen, a bottle of water and a light jacket for the evening.

You will meet your guide, Mustafa, in Chefchaouen next to Hôtel Loubar, which is convenient to reach by taxi or car. There is parking available next to the hotel. Post-booking, chat with Natacha and Tarek for any questions. 

Mustafa and his wife, Oum Kalthoum, are lifelong residents of the Chefchaouen region, dedicated to preserving and sharing their rural heritage. They welcome guests into their home as family. Mustafa brings deep knowledge of the land and its stories, while Oum Kalthoum creates a calm, inviting space where visitors feel instantly at ease. Her cooking reflects the soul of the region, relying on seasonal ingredients and recipes that have been in her family for generations. Together, they offer more than a glimpse into Moroccan village life—they invite you to be part of it, if only for a day.

Enter the energy of Milan’s Chinatown, where the pedestrianized Via Paolo Sarpi pulses with movement, scent, and color. Red lanterns float above shopfronts, scooters zip by steamed-up windows, and market stalls brim with tropical fruits and unusual greens. This vibrant urban corridor offers endless photographic possibilities, from layered reflections in glass façades to handwritten signs in Chinese calligraphy.

Emanuele, a professional photographer, leads you through its rich textures — graffiti walls, stacked crates, and neon details that tell a multicultural story. You'll explore spontaneous street moments, vibrant storefronts, and silhouettes caught in backlight or low evening sun.

The walk flows with the life of the district: bubble tea cafés, Chinese-Italian diners, locals chatting on sidewalks. Emanuele helps you frame it all, finding geometry in chaos and poetry in everyday gestures.

Milan’s Chinatown is a microcosm of the city’s evolving identity: multicultural, energetic, and layered with daily contrasts. This experience invites you to observe it not from a distance, but from within: a chance to see past the surface and follow the pulse of the neighborhood as it moves through murals, bicycles, signs, and gestures.

Emanuele brings a photographer’s sensitivity and a local’s awareness to every step of the walk. With his guidance, you’ll explore both the animated stretch of Via Paolo Sarpi and the lesser-known backstreets that reveal unexpected angles. His knowledge of light, geometry, and human presence helps you compose images that are both candid and intentional.

Rather than capturing isolated snapshots, you’ll learn to craft a visual narrative that captures the heartbeat of one of Milan’s most dynamic neighborhoods. The result is a series of photos that reflect Chinatown’s authentic spirit with clarity and depth. 

Photo Walk through Milan’s Chinatown along Via Paolo Sarpi, capturing vibrant layered street scenes.

Lanterns and Neon

2-hour photo walk through the energy of Milan’s Chinatown

Photographic tips by a professional photographer.

A coffee (or bubble tea) break.

During the experience, you’ll be photographed and receive high-resolution images.

Comfortable shoes, your camera, an extra battery and memory card.

You’ll meet Emanuele in front of the Circolo Combattenti e Reduci at Via Alessandro Volta 23.

Emanuele Dello Strologo lives between Genoa and Milan and has been photographing with passion for over 12 years. His journey began as a self-taught photographer and quickly evolved into professional collaborations, first with Corbis and then with Getty Images. Through these experiences, he shaped the visual language that defines his work today. Emanuele focuses on reportage, portraiture, stree and black-and-white photography — genres that continue to inspire him deeply. He often carries his camera with him, always on the lookout for meaningful moments in everyday life. His images reflect a keen eye for detail and a deep curiosity about the world around him.

Adventure tours in _ featuring hikes, coastlines, and outdoor escapes, with immersive routes and experiences designed for active travelers.

Private, guided adventure experiences: trekking, climbing, kayaking, and expedition-style outings led by mountain guides and terrain specialists.

ADVENTURE

Architecture tours in _ exploring landmark buildings, urban design, and hidden details, curated for travelers interested in form and history.

Private, guided architecture experiences: ancient monuments, landmarks, and contemporary structures read through design, engineering & urban context.

ARCHITECTURE

Arts tours in _ focused on galleries and creative encounters, offering immersive experiences shaped by local artists and cultural movements.

Private, guided arts experiences: gallery deep-dives, artist studios, live music, theatre, and performance, shaped with curators and art historians.

ARTS

Craft tours in _ connecting travelers with artisans, workshops, traditional skills, and hands-on experiences rooted in local know-how.

Private, guided craft experiences: pottery, weaving, glass-blowing, metalwork, and woodcraft, taught or demonstrated by practicing artisans and makers

CRAFT

Culture tours in _ exploring living traditions, rituals, and everyday customs through immersive experiences shaped by local communities.

Private, guided culture experiences: festivals, storytelling, folk music, and ritual, led by cultural curators and journalists in local communities.

CULTURE

Food and drink tours in _ featuring markets, tastings, culinary traditions, and local producers for travelers who value regional flavor.

Private, guided food and drink experiences: cooking classes, market routes, foraging, and wine, shaped with chefs, farmers, sommeliers, and producers.

Food/Drink

Heritage tours in _ exploring historic sites, preserved landmarks, and layers of the past through meaningful, context-rich experiences.

Private, guided heritage experiences: archaeological sites, historic architecture, and museums, led by archaeologists, historians, and specialists.

HERITAGE

Local life tours in _ offering insight into daily rhythms, neighborhoods, and social spaces through relaxed, immersive experiences.

Private, guided local life experiences: home visits, markets, street-art walks, and nightlife, shaped with residents and local experts.

LOCAL_LIFE

Nature tours in _ exploring landscapes, trails, and outdoor environments through slow-paced, immersive experiences and scenic viewpoints.

Private, guided nature experiences: landscapes, wildlife, geology, stargazing, and farming, led by naturalists, biologists, farmers, and fishermen.

NATURE

Photography tours in _ designed for visual exploration, combining local insight, strong perspectives, light, and composition for all skill levels.

Private, guided photography experiences: street walks, landscape workshops, and portrait sessions, led by working photographers who teach as they shoo

PHOTOGRAPHY

Sustainability tours in _ supporting preservation, local communities, and social initiatives through responsible travel that creates positive impact.

Private, guided sustainability experiences: heritage preservation, community empowerment, and ecological stewardship, with local conservationists.

SUSTAINABILITY

Argentina

Buenos Aires

Tango tours in Buenos Aires explore milongas, live music, dance culture, and local traditions through performances and expert-led experiences.

Tango

Buenos Aires walking tours explore Recoleta, San Telmo, and La Boca through politics, architecture, street art, and local neighborhood history.

Walking

Buenos Aires wine tours exploring Argentine varietals, Malbec tastings, and sommelier-led experiences across urban cellars and curated wine bars.

Wine

Buenos Aires tours exploring tango culture, Peronist history, Recoleta Cemetery, and food traditions with historians, chefs, and private local guides.

Plan your Buenos Aires travel itinerary: tango traditions, mate rituals, neighborhood culture, and Argentina's icons, built from private experiences.

Mendoza Tours

Mendoza day trips exploring Uco Valley vineyards, Andean landscapes, mountain estates, and wine experiences shaped by high-altitude terroir.

Day Trip

Gaucho

Mendoza wine tours exploring high-altitude vineyards, Malbec tastings, Uco Valley estates, and Andean terroir with winemakers and local producers.

Mendoza tours exploring high-altitude vineyards, gaucho traditions, and Andean landscapes with wine tastings, mountain asados, and local producers.

Plan your Mendoza travel itinerary: cross-Andean road trips from Santiago, vineyard visits, and Argentine wine, built from private experiences.

Mendoza

Argentina tours exploring Buenos Aires culture, Mendoza’s vineyards, and Patagonia with private experiences led by historians and winemakers.

Plan your Argentina travel itinerary: Buenos Aires tango, mate rituals, Andean crossings, and Mendoza wine country, built from private experiences.

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Atacama

Atacama stargazing tours explore desert skies, constellations, and planets with astronomers through high-altitude observatories and night experiences.

Desert Stargazing

Atacama tours exploring salt lagoons, geysers, desert wetlands, and stargazing with photographers and field naturalists in the world’s driest desert.

Plan your Atacama travel itinerary: desert tours through clay formations, salt flats, flamingos, geysers, and stars, built from private experiences.

Santiago Tours

Santiago walking tours exploring street art in Yungay, historic neighborhoods, mosaics, and local life beneath the Andes with expert guides.

Santiago wine tours exploring Maipo Valley vineyards, Cabernet Sauvignon tastings, boutique wineries, and Andean terroir with local winemakers.

Private Santiago tours exploring markets, architecture, Chilean cuisine, and neighborhood life beneath the Andes with historians and local creatives.

Plan your Santiago travel itinerary: city culture, neighborhoods, and cross-Andean road trips to Mendoza wine country, built from private experiences.

Santiago

Valparaiso

Valparaiso day trips exploring Viña del Mar coast, Casablanca Valley vineyards, Pacific landscapes, and cultural escapes beyond the port city.

Valparaiso walking tours explore cerros, murals, hidden passages, historic bars, and local life shaped by artists, food, and port history daily.

Valparaiso wine tours exploring Casablanca Valley vineyards, cool-climate wines, coastal terroir, and tastings shaped by Pacific Ocean influence.

Valparaíso tours exploring steep cerros, street art, artists’ studios, and Pacific views with photographers, architects, and local residents.

Plan your Valparaíso travel itinerary: street art, coastal craft, local studios, and hillside walks with local guides, built from private experiences.

Chile tours exploring Santiago’s life, Valparaíso’s artistic hills, and the Atacama Desert’s lagoons and night skies, with private guided experiences.

Plan your Chile travel itinerary: Atacama desert tours, Valparaíso street art, and Andean crossings into Argentina, built from private experiences.

Torres del Paine Chile

Chile

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik walking tours exploring Old Town streets, local history, culinary traditions, nearby Trsteno gardens, and views along the Adriatic coast.

Dubrovnik tours exploring the walled Adriatic city through coastal walks, food traditions, island landscapes, and encounters with local families.

Plan your Dubrovnik travel itinerary: Old Town walks, Fort Lovrijenac, Croatian food traditions, and Adriatic history, built from private experiences.

Istria

Istria day trips exploring Rovinj, Pula, and Motovun through truffle regions, coastal towns, vineyards, and hilltop villages across the peninsula.

Istria wine tours exploring Malvasia and Teran vineyards, hilltop wineries, truffle pairings, and Adriatic terroir across coastal and inland estates.

Istria tours exploring Rovinj, Pula, and Motovun through truffle hunts, Malvasia tastings, olive groves, and hilltop villages along the Adriatic coast

Plan your Istria travel itinerary: Rovinj's coastal streets, Istrian food traditions, olive groves, and local wine, built from private experiences.

Croatia tours exploring Dubrovnik’s Adriatic coast, Istrian vineyards and truffle forests, and historic towns, with private guided experiences.

Plan your Croatia travel itinerary: Dubrovnik's Old Town, Istrian coastlines, olive groves, and Adriatic culture, built from private experiences.

Croatia

Bordeaux

Bordeaux walking tours exploring historic center streets, Atlantic trade history, Chartrons wine district, and Garonne quays shaped by wine culture.

Bordeaux wine tours exploring Médoc and Saint-Émilion estates, classified growths, cellar tastings, and terroir shaped by the Garonne and Dordogne.

Bordeaux tours exploring vineyards, historic quays, and classified estates with historians, winemakers, and chefs interpreting the region’s wine.

Plan your Bordeaux travel itinerary: wine country, Atlantic coast, and a Basque road trip tracing art and culture, built from private experiences.

Paris

Paris walking tours explore Le Marais, Père Lachaise, revolutionary history, and political stories that shaped the city’s past and present forever.

Paris wine tours exploring curated tastings, sommelier-led cellars, French regions, and wine culture through intimate bars and private dégustations.

Paris tours exploring art, literature, gastronomy, and political history with historians, chefs, and writers, with private guided experiences.

Plan your Paris travel itinerary: Louvre masterpieces, Marais golden age, Père-Lachaise, and Saint-Ouen flea markets, built from private experiences.

Provence

Explore Provence tours through Roman history, Cézanne’s landscapes, and Mediterranean terrain. Discover private guided cultural experiences.

Plan your Provence travel itinerary: Cézanne, Mont Sainte-Victoire, Châteauneuf-du-Pape cellars, and Camargue, built from private experiences.

France tours exploring Parisian art and gastronomy, Bordeaux wine estates, and regional culture with private experiences led by local guides.

Plan your France travel itinerary: Basque Country culture, Atlantic coastlines, and Bordeaux wine country, built from private experiences.

Athens

Athens day trips exploring Delphi, Cape Sounion, and Peloponnesian sites through ancient ruins, coastal landscapes, and rich Greek heritage.

Athens walking tours exploring local markets, Greek cuisine, storytelling, and neighborhood life from Nea Smyrni to the city’s historic center.

Private Athens tours exploring the Acropolis, ancient markets, food traditions, and music culture with historians, archaeologists, and local experts.

Plan your Athens travel itinerary: the Acropolis, Greek food traditions, rebetiko, and the city's cultural layers, built from private experiences.

Crete

Nafplio

Nafplio day trips exploring Mycenae, Epidaurus, and Peloponnesian landscapes through ancient archaeological sites, rural villages, and coastal life.

Nafplio walking tours exploring Venetian fortresses, neoclassical streets, seaside promenades, and Peloponnesian culture along the Argolic Gulf.

Nafplio wine tours exploring Peloponnesian vineyards, indigenous Greek varietals, seaside estates, and tastings shaped by Argolic Gulf terroir.

Nafplio tours exploring Venetian fortresses, Peloponnesian food traditions, honey producers, and ancient sites with craftsmen and local guides.

Plan your Nafplio travel itinerary: Peloponnese road trips linking ancient sites, coastal roads, and wine regions, built from private experiences.

Santorini Tours

Private Santorini tours exploring volcanic landscapes, vineyards, villages, and caldera while revealing the island beyond its most famous moments.

Plan your Santorini travel itinerary: Aegean coast swims, Greek cooking, winery visits, and a sunset boat tour, built from private experiences.

Santorini

Greece tours exploring Athens’ ancient heritage, Santorini’s volcanic landscapes, and Peloponnesian traditions, with private guided experiences.

Plan your Greece travel itinerary: Athens, Santorini coastlines, and Peloponnese road trips through ancient sites, built from private experiences.

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