Quad bike adventure

Adventurous Weekend with ATV Excursion in the nature surrounding Assisi and Mount Subasio, with minimum 1 night stay in a 3* hotel or agritursimo with breakfast included.

Program:

Day 1: Arrive in Umbria and settle in at your chosen accommodation and suggested tour (on your own) of Assisi and Santa Maria degli Angeli. Free lunch (arranged upon request).

In the afternoon we will have a very excitingexperience: we will visit the nature surrounding Assisi and Mount Subasio by quad bike. We will meet at the designated meeting point and go together to have this unforgettable experience. Riding an ATV surrounded by greenery is atruly incredible experience! Few can resist the temptation to return to it after trying it only once. Its versatility, coupled with the comfort of riding even with two people, make it a fun means of travel on any type of terrain: mud, stones, water, the quad bike doesn’t ask for anything better! In addition, no special riding skills are required: after the first few meters you will already be able to move with confidence, and as soon as the first few miles are done, you will not want to get out of the saddle! The hike is guided, and takes place along a nature trail of about 1 1/2 hours, with a pleasant stop inside the forest of St. Francis, in the midst of nature, for a tasty aperitif included. (Expected CONI membership fee € 5.00 to be paid on site before the quad activity).

Return to lodging, free dinner and overnight stay.

Day 2: Free visit to Perugia (suggested visit) – Goodbye!

Perugia is the capital of Umbria, representing many cities in one, all fascinating and all full of history. Perugia is Etruscan, Perugia is Roman, Perugia is medieval, Perugia is Renaissance! Perugia is located in the green heart of Italy, on an acropolis set amid the magnificent landscape of Umbria. The historic center is small and compact: the hamlets, narrow streets, and small houses tell endless stories. Perugia’s history dates back to the ancient Etruscans, who settled here many centuries before Christ. The Romans established an important colony there called Perusia, while in the Middle Ages the city became a free commune, remaining prosperous and powerful until the sixteenth century, when it came under the control of the papacy. The endless stories of Perugia and its inhabitants, its streets, views and buildings have left their mark among the streets of the historic center, and in the works of art you will find numerous in the city’s museums. Free lunch.

We greet Umbria by taking it into our hearts!