How much do wellness and outdoor experiences in Tuscany cost?

Prices sit mostly in the upper mid-range, with a few premium options such as hot air balloon flights and full-day riding packages that include meals. Shorter beginner rides and kids' lessons are the more affordable end. Because the site shows live prices in your own currency, check the individual activity page for the exact figure.

Which nature and outdoors experiences in Tuscany offer free cancellation?

Almost every experience on this page can be cancelled free of charge, including the hot air balloon flight from Lucca, the Casentino horseback tour, the Chianti ride from Siena and the Arezzo beginner and kids' rides. Confirm the cancellation window shown on each activity page before booking, as cut-off times vary by operator.

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Nature & outdoors · Tuscany

Tuscany Nature & Outdoors Wellness Experiences

Average rating4.3Median price$90

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About Tuscany

Tuscany rewards travellers who trade the gallery queue for open sky: Apennine ridgelines, Chianti vineyards and the rolling clay hills of the Val d'Orcia are all best experienced slowly, on foot or on horseback. A 1-Hour Hot Air Balloon Flight Over Tuscany from Lucca: Champagne & Stunning Vistas lifts you above the landscape at dawn, while the Casentino Horseback Riding Tour: Verna Sanctuary & Apennine Views follows forest trails to a mountainside sanctuary. Both are unhurried, outdoors-first ways to reset.

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Tuscany packs several distinct landscapes into short distances: the wooded Apennines around Casentino and Arezzo, the vineyard slopes of Chianti, and the open hills of the Val d'Orcia near Pienza. Most experiences here are small-group and led by local guides, so you ride, walk or run through working countryside rather than a staged attraction.