• Pompeii Archaeological Park - Pompeii stands as the most remarkable archaeological site on the Italian Peninsula and is among the most frequented. The ruins of Pompeii serve as an open-air museum, allowing visitors to journey back in time and explore a city that remained buried under ashes until 1748. Visitors can experience the city much as it was over 2000 years ago.
• Vesuvius National Park - At Vesuvius National Park, travelers have the opportunity to explore one of the globe’s most renowned volcanic landscapes. Following a scenic drive up Mount Vesuvius, visitors can walk along the crater’s edge, gazing into its steaming depths and enjoying sweeping views of the Bay of Naples, Sorrento, and the surrounding countryside. Expert guides provide insights into the volcano’s geology, historic eruptions—including the catastrophic event in 79 AD that buried Pompeii and Herculaneum—and the distinctive flora and fauna that flourish in volcanic soil. Visitors can capture photos, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and learn about how the volcano has influenced local life and culture. This visit merges adventure, natural beauty, and history for an unforgettable experience.
• Mount Vesuvius - After a morning spent exploring the ancient ruins of Pompeii and hiking the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, travelers can relax at a charming vineyard situated on the volcano’s fertile slopes. This vineyard produces the renowned Lacryma Christi wine, meaning “Tear of Christ,” cultivated in mineral-rich volcanic soil that imparts a unique character to the wines. Guests can enjoy a leisurely lunch paired with a guided wine tasting, sampling a variety of local wines alongside traditional Italian dishes such as cheeses, cured meats, and fresh bread. As they sip and savor, the breathtaking view of Mount Vesuvius unfolds, just as the ancient residents of Pompeii once admired it. This experience combines relaxation, gastronomy, and history, offering a chance to connect with the land, the people, and the volcanic heritage that makes this region—and its wines—truly unforgettable.

• Private tour (maximum 15 passengers)
• Semi-Private tour (maximum 12 passengers)
• Small-group tour (maximum 19/21 passengers)
• 2 hour tour of Pompeii with an Archaeologist
• Port pickup and drop-off
• Air-Conditioned Transportation with Driver, or Driver and English-Speaking Assistant
• All taxes, parking, tolls and gasoline

• Entrance fees
• Admission fees
• Lunch

Pompeii stands as one of Italy’s most breathtaking archaeological wonders, serving as an open-air museum where visitors can journey back over 2,000 years to explore a city preserved in ash until its rediscovery in 1748. Discover Vesuvio, the majestic volcano that towers over the Bay of Naples. Ascend 3,000 feet through the ancient crater, then embark on a 25-minute hike across volcanic gravel to reach the summit. Gaze into the 700-foot deep, 2,000-foot wide crater and take in the sweeping views of the Sorrento Peninsula and the islands of Capri, Ischia, and Procida. Following the exploration of Pompeii and the Vesuvius hike, unwind at a vineyard that produces Lacryma Christi, “Tear of Christ,” and indulge in a leisurely lunch and wine tasting, enjoying the view of Vesuvio just as the ancient residents once did.

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