Pisa Passeios

Tuvimos un tiempo excelente en nuestro tour. Los sitios que vimos eran tan hermosos. Definitivamente valió la pena el tiempo para ver un poco de la Toscana. Pudimos subir a la torre inclinada de Pisa y la vista fue increíble.

Everything was just perfect: Alex and Sara's passion and dedication, the kind driver, the reasonable stay time, and the bus with USB plugs. We also had several opportunities to talk to each other, coming from Taiwan, USA, Korea, Brazil, New Zealand, Spain, etc., which made the journey even more memorable :) One of the most precious experiences I've had in Italy! Itinerary: Attractions along the way:

Our guide was Gabriele and the bus driver was Gabriel. The guide speaks English and is friendly. He also shared quite a few tips at each location. Please note that the itinerary flows like this: bus to the first area, then a train to a different part of the attraction within the first area. Then back to the first area stop and a bus to the second area, then back to Florence. Also note that if you don't want to walk during the Pisa visit, you can pay $3 per person per direction to reach there from the bus stopping area to Pisa and vice versa.

Aaron fue un guía turístico increíble y Ferdinand el mejor conductor de autobús. Nuestro viaje a Pisa, Toscana, San Gimignano y Siena fue fabuloso, con un delicioso almuerzo incluido, además de visitar todos los lugares imprescindibles. La visita guiada en Siena con Camila también fue muy informativa. ¡Un viaje muy recomendable!

Aunque el recorrido es autoguiado en Pisa y Florencia, estar con nuestro guía Aaron y nuestros ángeles que nos llevaron allí, Gracia y Salvatore, hizo que el viaje fuera muy bueno. Aaron nos guio con datos e historias de Pisa y Florencia, y nos aconsejó sobre qué itinerario seguir para aprovechar al máximo el tiempo disponible: 1 hora en Pisa y 2 horas en Florencia. Obviamente, este tiempo no es suficiente para ver ambas ciudades y sus lugares por completo, pero sí para conocer lo más destacado. Además, hubo una opción para ir en carrito de golf por las afueras y ver la vista panorámica de Florencia desde la Piazzale Michelangelo, que fue magnífica. Esta vista definitivamente no debe perderse. Incluso con este tiempo limitado, el viaje fue genial y vale la pena si estas ciudades no están en tus planes, pero tienes un día adicional en Roma. Tanto Pisa como Florencia son ciudades maravillosas, de visita obligada. Y si te toca este equipo, es maravilloso.

I only used the bus for the semi-tour. We arrived in Pisa around 10:30 AM, and the re-assembly time was 12:15 PM, so we had about 1 hour and 45 minutes to see Pisa and take photos. Since it was a short time, I think it was a good decision to only book the bus. It was too hot on the way there because the air conditioning wasn't turned on. The viewing time was shorter than I expected (though enough to just take pictures because of the heat), and I deducted a few stars because of the bus air conditioning.

12 hours flew by so quickly! We did a lot of things and went to many places from Siena to the winery to San Giminano to Pisa ! I feel that it was fast paced and rushed at Siena but enough to take some good photos! Thank you to our fabulous guides Alessandra & Fabrizio who are always watching out for us. They are very clear on where to meet and what time. The bus driver Alessio is also very skilled and drove very very safely on the roads. We are so grateful that everyone was punctual and the schedule was really on time. Thoroughly enjoyed myself! 5 stars!

the tour was ok. transfer and location was easy to find. but the tour itself its pretty simple. the scenery was slightly disappointing as i dont really see the colorful houses that was supposedly famous for.

I think it was pretty good, just okay. My only complaint is that the tour guide we had didn't provide much information about the attractions or related activities. It was a bit of a shame, and I often felt confused about what was happening. That was the main drawback. However, the overall activity arrangement was good. We took the train to get around Venice, which is usually very crowded, and we visited three out of the five villages on the return trip.