Experience the magic of Italy’s Prosecco region on a 5-day Vespa adventure based in Vittorio Veneto, where each day blends scenic rides with rich cultural encounters and local flavors. From exploring the UNESCO-listed hills of Valdobbiadene and tasting world-class Prosecco, to visiting historic villas, medieval castles, and alpine malghe for hearty mountain meals, this itinerary captures the essence of slow travel. Evenings return you to the comfort of your boutique base for relaxed aperitivi and dinners in welcoming local osterie, making this the perfect journey for those seeking beauty, connection, and the real Italy—one ride, one bite, and one village at a time.

Located in the heart of Vittorio Veneto, our Veneto base camp allows easy access to our daily outings. With a charming garden and personalized service, this accommodation ensures a memorable and tranquil experience.

We will assign the vehicles, take a quick afternoon welcome ride to explore the immediate surrounding of the area and get confidence with our vehicles.

During dinner, we will welcome our group and review what's in store over the coming days!

Today’s ride unfolds across the iconic Strada del Prosecco, tracing the vine-covered ridgelines between Refrontolo and Combai—quaint hilltop villages at the heart of the UNESCO-designated Prosecco Superiore DOCG region. A scenic stop at a local vineyard such as Ca’ Salina or Cantina Fasol Menin offers an intimate tasting of the area’s prized sparkling wines, surrounded by panoramic views of rolling hills. Guests continue on to Osteria senz’Oste, a self-serve culinary gem where lunch is enjoyed picnic-style among the vineyards. In the afternoon, the journey dips into the artistic grandeur of Villa Barbaro in Maser, a Palladian masterpiece adorned with Veronese frescoes, before arriving in the refined town of Asolo for a well-earned gelato beneath the gaze of its hilltop fortress. The return to Vittorio Veneto passes through Pederobba and Farra di Soligo, offering golden-hour vineyard views, and concludes with an apericena at Enoteca Castrum—an elegant wine bar nestled within the castle walls of Serravalle.

• combai prosecco tasting in vineyard

• lunch at local cuisine hidden gem

• Visit of Villa Maser, Villa Barbaro

• Gelato break in one of top Italian borgo: Asolo

• Ride back via stunning roads along Pederobba and Farra di Soligo

• happy hour/dinner in beautiful local wine spot

Day three begins with a short ride to the Grotte del Caglieron, a geological marvel of sculpted rock canyons and wooden walkways, where nature and centuries-old quarrying history meet. From there, the route flows through Cison di Valmarino, one of Italy’s most beautiful villages, known for its stone architecture and artisan heritage. Lunch is served at Frasca Marchet, a rustic farmhouse kitchen where local meats and cheeses take center stage. The afternoon is dedicated to a series of noble strongholds: from the still-inhabited Castello di Collalto to the grand Castello San Salvatore, once a strategic medieval fortress, and Castello di Collabrigo perched over Conegliano’s vineyards. The day winds down with gentle evening light casting shadows on Conegliano’s castle hill before returning to the hotel in Vittorio Veneto for a relaxed, light dinner. This day is a tribute to Veneto’s feudal past and natural beauty, told through its towers, caves, and timeless villages.

• Caglieron Caves visit

• Visit of borgo Cison Val Marino

• Gourmet picnic lunch in-vineyard

• Visit of Castle Collalto, San Salvatore

• Panoramic ride along local scenaries

  • Castle Collabrigo

  • Manzana

  • Conegliano

• Light dinner near hotel

Today's ride takes us deep into one of Veneto’s most peaceful and breathtaking corners. We start by cruising toward Lago di Santa Croce, a glassy alpine lake loved by locals for its wide horizons and turquoise tones. From there, our route floats through the small mountain villages of Tambre, Lamosano, Pieve d’Alpago, and Spert—a chain of quiet gems where the only traffic you’ll meet is the occasional cowbell echoing in the distance.

Midday, we stop for lunch at a traditional malga, a mountain farmhouse-restaurant where everything tastes like it came straight from nonna’s hands. Handmade dishes, local cheeses, hearty mountain flavors—this is Veneto’s comfort food at its purest.

In the afternoon, we glide back through the stunning Cansiglio Natural Park, one of Italy’s most enchanting forests. Expect sweeping curves, ancient beech trees lining the road, and panoramic views that make you want to slow down and soak it all in. This is the kind of ride that stays with you long after the engine cools.

We return to town with enough time to unwind before a light dinner together—something simple, local, and cozy to close out the day on the perfect note.

• Lakes route - Santa Croce Lake, Tambre, Lamosano, Pieve d’Alpago, and Spert

• lunch at a malga, typical local restaurant in. the local mountains

• panoramic ride back through Cansiglio Natural park

• Light dinner in town

Check out & Arrivederci!

• drop off and check-out of the vehicles

• goodbye lunch in local venue

• shuttle back to train station or local airport (if arranged with Vesping Around)

For those extending their journey, Day 4 offers a breathtaking ride into the foothills of the Dolomites—a region where alpine culture meets Venetian tradition. The route begins with a glide around the turquoise waters of Lago di Santa Croce, a beloved local escape nestled between forested slopes. Riders then climb gently through the villages of Tambre, Lamosano, and Pieve d’Alpago, where narrow roads wind between mountain farms and pine-scented air. Lunch is hosted at Malga Coro, a rustic mountain dairy serving hearty alpine fare sourced straight from the surrounding pastures. The return ride sweeps through the Cansiglio Natural Park, one of Italy’s oldest and most enchanting forests, once reserved as royal hunting grounds for the Venetian Republic. Towering beech trees, hidden meadows, and sudden mountain vistas set the tone for a final apericena back in Vittorio Veneto—a satisfying close to an unforgettable detour into Veneto’s wilder side.

Day Summary

The day opens in Vittorio Veneto before the town wakes up. Coffee at the bar counter, a slow moment at one of the WWI monuments near the center, then the scooters pull out into the pre-Alpine foothills. The road climbs gently through vineyards and terraced hillsides toward Asolo, one of the great small towns of the Veneto, perched above a landscape that earns its nickname: the City of a Hundred Horizons. A walk through the old center, a coffee in the piazza, then back on the road toward Bassano del Grappa, where the Brenta River runs cold under a wooden bridge that has been destroyed and rebuilt through centuries of floods and wars and is still standing.

Lunch in the old town, a round of Mezzoemezzo at Nardini (Italy's oldest distillery, right on the bridge, open since 1779), a wander through the ceramics quarter. Those who want more road take a short detour to Marostica and its medieval chess-board piazza before turning north. The return follows smaller provincial roads through the Veneto foothills, the light going gold by late afternoon, back to Vittorio Veneto before dark.