• Naples - Naples serves as both the starting and ending point of the tour, with a 2-hour drive to reach Paestum and another 2-hour drive to return to your accommodation.
• Archaeological Park of Paestum - Situated on the edge of a flat coastal plain, Paestum is one of Italy’s most impressive sights. It is a significant ancient Greek city located on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast in Magna Graecia. Founded by Greek colonists as Poseidonia, it was later conquered by the Lucanians and subsequently by the Romans. The Lucanians renamed it Paistos, and the Romans eventually gave it its current name. The ruins of Paestum are renowned for their three ancient Greek temples from the 6th century BC, which are remarkably well-preserved. These magnificent Doric temples are believed to be dedicated to Poseidon (known as Neptune to the Romans), Hera, and Ceres. The temples of Neptune and Hera are situated together at the southern end of the site, while the smaller Temple of Ceres is located at the northern end.
• Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Paestum - The Archaeological Museum of Paestum boasts one of the most significant collections from Ancient Greece in southern Italy. It features statues, pottery, and other artifacts that narrate the history of the ancient city. Its most renowned exhibit is the Tomb of the Diver, a unique example of ancient Greek wall painting.

• Entrance tickets to the archaeological area of Paestum
• Pick-up and drop off with luxury transportation and private chauffeur
• Private professional guide inside the archaeological area of Paestum

• Food and beverages
• Gratuities. If you are satisfied with the service, a gratuity is customary.

The Territory of Paestum graces the most stunning stretches of the Tyrrhenian Coast; its sea, lush landscapes, and captivating traditions make it a truly appealing tourist destination. Here, myth and legend harmoniously coexist. Visitors to Paestum must explore the Archaeological site, where they can admire the Basilica, the largest and oldest of the three Temples (dating back to 550 B.C.), the Temple of Ceres, the Temple of Neptune, the Amphitheatre (a classic Roman structure), and the Forum. Paestum also boasts a National Archaeological Museum, offering visitors the chance to delve into the Greek, Lucanian, and Roman history of the city. It houses a unique example of Greek painting: The Diver’s Tomb. Another noteworthy site is the Sanctuary of “Madonna Del Granato,” which continues to attract numerous pilgrims from across the Campania Region.

In terms of gastronomy, the most renowned products include Mozzarella made in Paestum, artichokes, and olive oil.

• Customers with physical limitations can have problems walking inside the archeological area.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.