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Rolling vineyards and Renaissance art in Italy's golden heartland.
Overview
Tuscany is the ultimate expression of la dolce vita — cypress-lined lanes winding through Chianti hills, medieval hill towns frozen in amber, and Florence's unrivaled art treasures. The region's Brunello, Vino Nobile, and Super Tuscan wines attract connoisseurs worldwide. Private villa estates with infinity pools overlooking the Val d'Orcia define understated Italian luxury.
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Getting There
Florence Airport (FLR) provides a dedicated business aviation terminal with rapid customs processing. Pisa Airport (PSA) offers an alternative with longer runway capability for larger aircraft. Both are within 90 minutes of the Chianti heartland.
FLR
Florence Peretola Airport
Primary
PSA
Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport
Secondary
From London
2.2h
From New York
8.5h
From Paris
1.7h
From Zurich
1.2h
Why Fly Private
Florence's airport runway is relatively short, limiting large commercial aircraft. Private jets are ideal for reaching Tuscany directly, especially from cities without regular commercial service to Florence. The proximity of the FBO to the terminal exit means you bypass the crowds and are in the Chianti countryside within an hour of landing.
Private Jet Experience
Touching down at Florence Peretola Airport, your jet parks at the dedicated business aviation terminal. Ground staff handle customs with Italian efficiency, and a luxury sedan whisks you past the Duomo and south into the rolling Chianti hills within an hour. Alternatively, Pisa Airport accommodates larger aircraft for seamless arrival.
Luxury Experiences
- Private after-hours Uffizi Gallery tour with an art historian
- Truffle hunting with a norcino in the San Miniato forests
- Vintage Ferrari drive through the Val d'Orcia
- Brunello di Montalcino vertical tasting at a historic cantina
- Cooking masterclass at a 16th-century Medici villa
Where to Stay
Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco
Belmond Castello di Casole
Il Borro Relais & Châteaux
COMO Castello del Nero
Practical Information
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Language
Italian
Timezone
CET (UTC+1)
Visa
Schengen area — no visa needed for EU/US/UK citizens up to 90 days.
Tipping
Service charge (coperto) often included; rounding up is appreciated.
Emergency
112
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best airport for private jets to Tuscany?
Florence Peretola Airport (FLR) is the primary choice with a dedicated business aviation terminal. Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport (PSA) offers a longer runway for larger aircraft. Both are within 90 minutes of the Chianti heartland.
How much does a private jet to Tuscany cost?
A light jet from London to Florence costs approximately €7,000–€11,000. From New York, a heavy jet ranges from €30,000–€50,000 for a nonstop flight of around 8.5 hours.
Can I helicopter from Florence to Tuscan wine estates?
Yes, helicopter transfers from Florence to Montalcino, Montepulciano, or the Val d'Orcia take 20–40 minutes and provide unforgettable aerial views of the Tuscan landscape.
Best Time to Visit
April to June and September to October
Climate
Classic Mediterranean climate. Warm, sunny summers and cool winters with occasional frost in the hills.
Nearby Destinations
Insider Tip
Book a sunrise hot-air balloon over the Val d'Orcia for unrivaled views of the iconic cypress rows. For authentic bistecca alla fiorentina, reserve at Buca Mario or Trattoria Sostanza weeks in advance.
Recommended Aircraft
For travel to Tuscany, we recommend the following Super Midsize Jet aircraft:
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