You can always stay in hotels or smaller agriturismos that don’t have a minimum night stay requirement, but those will cost a bit more Villas/houses in the Tuscan countryside tend to rent for one-week minimum in the summer and rentals go from Saturday to Saturday so you need to plan your itinerary accordingly.
If traveling in the high season, plan on booking accommodations at least six months in advance for the best selection.
Honeymoon destinations like the Amalfi Coast ( Positano, Capri, Ravello, etc.) or the Cinque Terre are going to be especially busy in the summer and family-friendly accommodations are hard to find. Summer is not only the most expensive time to visit, but given recent European heat waves in late June and July, make sure you are looking at accommodations that offer air conditioning. All opinions are my own.īefore we jump into figuring how much a trip to Italy costs, let’s first dive into a few budgeting and travel tips to keep in mind when planning a trip to Italy: If you click a link and make a purchase, I may receive a small commission. Note: This post may contain affiliate links. (See this post if you need help creating a family travel budget!) How Much Does a Trip to Italy Cost? Italy is a popular travel destination and while not as cheap as Ireland or Portugal, it isn’t as expensive as London or Paris. Since budgeting is such a HUGE part of planning a trip, I thought I would lay it out for you and break down the average Italy trip budget to make it easy for you to plan - I’ve even included a helpful budget worksheet to get you started. So when someone asks me how much does a trip to Italy cost, I can rattle these numbers off pretty quickly. Over the course of years, I have developed a really good sense of the prices of hotel rooms, tours, and transportation in Italy. I have traveled to Italy seven times in recent years and I have also planned about two dozen vacations to Italy for other families.
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