Harvest olives, stay in Salvatore Ferragamo’s historic resort on this tour of Italy
Celebrate the olive harvest in Tuscany by helping local growers pick their crop, the centerpiece of a three-night insiders’ tour offered by Luxo Italia.
Participants will learn about olive oil production and, at the end of the harvest, receive a bespoke bottle of olive oil to take home or enjoy during a traditional lunch in the olive groves.
Other highlights include an olive oil-infused massage; a tour of one of the oldest wine cellars in Italy, where the first Chianti was produced; and a Tuscan dinner overlooking the medieval village of Borro.
Accommodations are at Il Borro, a luxury Relais & Chateaux resort owned by Salvatore Ferragamo.
Dates: Available in October and November, depending on weather and temperature.
Price: From $7,000 per person, double occupancy. Includes luxury-car transfer from the Florence airport; accommodations in a deluxe suite; welcome dinner, barbecue lunch and daily breakfast; massage and winery tour. International airfare not included.
Info: Luxo Italia
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