The tour begins in Pizzo with a guided visit to the Castello Murat, the clifftop stronghold overlooking the sea where Joachim Murat, King of Naples, spent his final days. The visit continues to the Cathedral of San Giorgio Martire, one of Pizzo's most significant religious monuments.

Guests walk through the narrow lanes of the old village, reaching the Spunduni, the characteristic rocky ledges carved into the clifftop that have defined Pizzo's skyline for centuries. The route passes through the Piazzetta of Pizzo, the social heart of this historic community.

A dedicated tasting of the Truffle of Pizzo provides a direct encounter with one of Calabria's most distinctive culinary traditions. This handcrafted semifreddo, filled with chocolate and hazelnut cream, is prepared exclusively by artisan producers in Pizzo.

The tour moves to Tropea and enters the historic center through Porta Nuova, following the main thoroughfare toward the terrace overlooking the Sanctuary of Santa Maria dell'Isola. Via Glorizio and Toraldo Palace are visited along the way, offering a sense of the town's noble heritage.

The route continues to the churches of Santa Caterina and San Giuseppe before reaching Pontercole and the Cathedral of Maria Santissima in Romania, also known as the Norman Cathedral. This Romanesque structure contains notable religious art and inscriptions spanning several centuries.

The final stretch takes in the panoramic vantage points at Largo Villetta and Largo Migliarese before concluding at the View of the Sighs, a terrace whose outlook across the Tyrrhenian Sea and the sanctuary below has made it one of the most photographed spots in Calabria.