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Take a deep-dive into Italy. 🇮🇹 Lisa is an Italian teacher who creates curious & authentic adventures to stimulate mind, body & spirit.

Enjoy slow foods and wines, life-affirming activities + encounters w/ locals: artisans, farmers, healers, and, and... Lisa is an adventurer, Italian teacher & Interpreter. She is a self-proclaimed Ambassador of Italian Language & Culture and creates curious and authentic adventures in Italy. Her mission is to facilitate authentic communication and cultural understanding between her guests and the vibrant Italians featured on her itineraries. Lisa promotes use of the local language (at whatever your level), enjoyment of slow, local, seasonal eating and organic wines, and curious adventures.

01/11/2026

More of this in Italy, please. 🇮🇹🙏🏽

370 kg of trash never made it to the ocean, and all it took was a net.

Australia fitted mesh over its drains, so whatever the water carries out gets trapped before it can escape. Plastic bottles and junk end up sitting in a bag instead of drifting out to sea.

No robots. No billion-dollar cleanup fleet.

We keep waiting for some huge tech breakthrough to fix ocean pollution. Meanwhile the answer was hanging off the end of a pipe the whole time.

Simple idea. Massive payoff.

29/10/2026

🇮🇹This is a one of the most fascinating experiences I’ve ever had the pleasure of sharing with my guests this past week on the 8-day debut of SICILY: Kingdom of the Sun. ☀️
👉🏽Who’d like to come with us in October 2027?!

Knee deep, nearly two kilometres, built 2,500 years ago. 🌊🏺

Mozia was a Phoenician city in the Stagnone lagoon near Marsala. The submerged causeway linked it to the mainland and is still visible from the air. ⏳📜

The salt pans along the shore have worked since antiquity and their windmills ground the salt. 🧂✨

28/10/2026

🚨Naples, Italy
Airport CLOSED for entire month of November.

21/10/2026

👉🏽Should we go? 😃

He spoke to them and called them his people. 🗿🪨

Filippo Bentivegna returned from America in the 1920s and spent decades carving faces into the stones and trees of his land outside Sciacca. He called himself Your Excellency. ⏳📜

The Castello Incantato holds an estimated 3,000 heads. He also dug tunnels under the property. He is now regarded as a major figure in outsider art. 🎨✨

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