Attractions

Combined Pompeii-Vesuvius Tour with Wine Tasting

Naples, Italy

Combined Pompeii-Vesuvius Tour with Wine Tasting

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Overview

Duration

Languages

English, English, Italian, Italian, Spanish, Spanish

Voucher type

E-Ticket

What To Expect

Take the opportunity to visit in just one day the ruins of the city of Pompeii, the most famous archaeological site in the world and the majestic volcano, Vesuvius, which, in 79 AD. caused the destruction of the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
This tour is available all year round, and departs from Naples every day.
The tour begins by visiting the most important places in the city of Pompeii, such as: the thermal baths, the frescoes of Lupanare, the Macellum and the Basilica.
In case of maintenance work for the restoration of some villas or buildings, the guide will replace the visit with alternative buildings.
Once the visit to Pompeii is over, you will reach Vesuvius, where you will stop in a restaurant with a panoramic view.
Enjoy your Wine Tasting, after which our driver will take you to the top of Monte Somma (1133m), where, on the right side you will notice the cone of Vesuvius (1281m).

P.S. For the visit to Vesuvius you must provide all the names

What to remember

Important info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. Public transportation options are available nearby. Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap. Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What's included

Waterfall;. Comment;. Archaeological guide or audio guide *(for Pompeii);. Return transfer;. skip the queue;. Lunch;. Vesuvius entrance (€14.00 p.p);. Entrance to Pompeii (€18.00 p.p.);

What's not included

Tips;. Costs of optional activities

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel your tour until a day in advance

Provider

Campania Visits and Tours

Meeting Point

Tourists will be picked up at their respective hotels or at an agreed upon pick-up point.
Traveler pickup available.
When booking please specify your hotel or private address
(within the city of Naples) to organize the collection.