Hidden Italy Walking Tours

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Hidden Italy Walking Tours Guided and self-guided walking tours to Italy since 1993, from the Dolomites and Lakes in the north

Hidden Italy is based in Sydney, Australia, with our operational manager based in Tuscany. We have booking agents in Australia, New Zealand and the USA.

27/10/2026
Our last walk of the Basilicata tour goes follows a trail south of Maratea, way above the Tyrrhenian Sea with views all ...
27/10/2026

Our last walk of the Basilicata tour goes follows a trail south of Maratea, way above the Tyrrhenian Sea with views all the way in Calabria. We are joined by a local guide, Donato, who has a degree in environmental science and spent several years working in the forests of Romania.

The last three nights of the Basilicata tour is at Maratea, a gorgeous town the sits above the Policastro Gulf.  We stay...
25/10/2026

The last three nights of the Basilicata tour is at Maratea, a gorgeous town the sits above the Policastro Gulf. We stay in an excellent 4-star with beautiful gardens and a dab swimming pool. An excellent way to finish the tour : a bit of seaside after all those mountains.

I know this may not have you licking your lips with desire but it was absolutely delicious.  Peperoni cruschi are the si...
22/10/2026

I know this may not have you licking your lips with desire but it was absolutely delicious. Peperoni cruschi are the signature dish of Basilicata - they are air-dried peperoni from Senise that are flash-fried and salted to give them the crispiness of a potato chip. Here they are used as a garnish for a coddled egg drizzled with spicy olive oil and sprinkled with aged pecorino cheese. Surprisingly scrumptious!

The view from my room at Rotonda, a very pleasant little town in southern Basilicata, our base for the three days from w...
20/10/2026

The view from my room at Rotonda, a very pleasant little town in southern Basilicata, our base for the three days from which we explore the Pollino National Park.

(Basilicata guided tour, 5 to 17 Oct’ 27)

This is the Tree of the Seven Sisters, a fifty metre high beech tree with a girth of 5 metres in the Pollino National Pa...
19/10/2026

This is the Tree of the Seven Sisters, a fifty metre high beech tree with a girth of 5 metres in the Pollino National Park in southern Basilicata that somehow escaped the tree-cutters’ axes. It’s 300 years old and is made up by the amalgamation of seven different trees. It’s on a hike that finishes at the Belvedere di Malvento, a lookout views over the mountains of Calabria.

(Basilicata guided tour, 5 Oct to 17 Oct ‘27)

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PO Box 1091
Surry Hills, NSW
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