- Sorrento Coast - Drive along the Sorrento Coast and enjoy views of the bay of Naples on the way to Pompeii.
- Pompeii Archaeological Park - Pompeii is an ancient city that was buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in AD 79. and preserved by volcanic ashes for almost 1700 years. Today it offers visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the history of ancient Rome and to admire the remains of a well-preserved Roman city, including temples, baths, houses, streets and amphitheaters.
Enjoy a 2 hours guided visit in the excavations with an expert and authorized local guide: discover the life of the Ancient Romans, see the main public monuments, the Forum and some of the houses of the Pompeii ruins.
- Vesuvius National Park - Drive to Vesuvius and enjoy views of the bay of Naples on the way to Parco Nazionale del Vesuvio.
- Mount Vesuvius - Vesuvius is an active volcano that dominates the surrounding landscape and is known for its destructive eruption in AD 79, which buried Pompeii and nearby cities under meters of ash and lapilli. Today, Vesuvius is a popular tourist destination for nature lovers and hikers, who can enjoy panoramic views of the Bay of Naples from its summit. Many visitors choose to hike the mountain, following the marked trails and accompanied by expert guides.
Depart for Mount Vesuvius; collect your ticket from the guide and enjoy your free time there by walking to the top of the crater at your own pace; enjoy stunning views of the Gulf of Naples; If you wish, take advantage of the explanations of a vulcanological guide on the crater (included in your ticket).
- Sorrento - Drive to Sorrento.
- Headphones in Pompeii
- Authorized local guide
- Air-conditioned bus
- Skip-the-line access in Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius
- Entrance tickets included
- Lunch
Pompeii and Vesuvius: A dual visit to these iconic landmarks is essential for anyone fascinated by history, archaeology, and enchanting landscapes.
Historical significane: In 79 AD, the former Roman city Pompeii was enshrouded in volcanic debris following an eruption from Mount Vesuvius. Shielded beneath layers of ash for centuries, the city offers a frozen snapshot of a civilization from nearly 2000 years ago. Explorers have the opportunity to trod along the streets, residential spaces, and civic establishments that once were.
Archaeological richness: Pompeii’s ruins present a wealth of archaeological discoveries that depict the everyday living, cultural practices, and technological abilities of the Romans of antiquity. Mural paintings, mosaic works, statuary, and even the plaster impressions of inhabitants lost in the catastrophe, can all be accessed by visitors.
Natural wonder: Mount Vesuvius, renowned for its notorious activity, stands as one of the most well-known volcanoes globally. A journey to its peak rewards tourists with a breathtaking panoramic view of Naples Bay and the encompassing terrain.
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