• Pompeii Archaeological Park - Entry to the historic Roman city buried by Mount Vesuvius’ eruption. Enjoy a photo opportunity, visit, and guided tour lasting about 2.5 hours through its streets, homes, and ancient ruins.
• Terme del Foro - Explore one of Pompeii’s best-preserved thermal complexes, once a central hub of Roman social life.
• House of Menander (Casa del Menandro) - Discover one of Pompeii’s most elegant residences, celebrated for its sophisticated architecture and frescoes.
• House of the Vettii - Tour one of the city’s most famous houses, a symbol of ancient Pompeii’s wealth and luxury.
• Casa del Fauno - Visit one of Pompeii’s largest and most prestigious private homes, renowned for the famous Alexander the Great mosaic.
• Teatro Grande - Access the impressive Roman theatre, historically used for plays, performances, and public gatherings.
• Lupanar - Explore Pompeii’s most famous and intriguing building, providing insight into daily life during Roman times.
• Temple of Apollo - Visit the ancient sacred site dedicated to Apollo, one of the most significant gods in the Roman pantheon.
• Tempio di Giove Capitolino - Tour Pompeii’s main religious temple, dominating the Forum and symbolizing Roman authority and worship.
• Thermopolium Regio VI, Insula VIII, 8 - Discover an ancient Roman “fast food” shop, remarkably preserved and showcasing the everyday dining habits of the era.

• Air-conditioned exclusive bus
• Skip-the-line entrance tickets for Pompeii
• Licensed archaeological guide in English/Spanish/Italian
• Headsets
• Pickup and drop-off at the Port of Salerno (if this option is selected)

• food and drinks

Embark on a 2.5-hour guided tour of ancient Pompeii, led by a knowledgeable archaeologist. This tour is perfect for cruise passengers and those meeting directly in Pompeii.

Beginning at Porta Marina Inferiore, participants will explore the city’s most renowned landmarks. Visit the Forum, the heart of public life, and the Basilica, where justice was served. Discover the Temple of Apollo, the bustling market area, and a well-preserved thermopolium — an ancient Roman eatery.

Enter the public baths, admire the mosaics in the House of the Faun, and delve into Roman life at the Lupanar. The tour concludes with the plaster casts of the eruption’s victims, captured in their final moments.

What sets this tour apart is the presence of local guides and expert archaeologists. Deeply rooted in the region’s history and culture, they are multilingual and bring Pompeii to life with captivating storytelling, providing an authentic experience for every visitor.

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