moderate
14 hours
Good walking stamina recommended due to Pompeii's extensive ruins and a full-day itinerary.
Discover Pompeii's ancient ruins and the Amalfi Coast's stunning vistas on a 14-hour minivan tour combining history and breathtaking landscapes.
14 hours • Small groups
Embark on a captivating 14-hour journey to the ancient ruins of Pompeii, where history comes alive amidst remarkably preserved artifacts. Then, experience the breathtaking Amalfi Coast, with its stunning views and charming towns like Positano and Amalfi. Enjoy a scenic drive through Italy's most picturesque landscapes, creating unforgettable memories.
14 Hours
Ash, pumice and other volcanic debris completely covered the city but, at the same time, due to its excellent state of preservation, provide outstanding information on the art, customs, trades and everyday life of the past. Continue then to one of the most beautiful and romantic parts of Italy, the spectacular Amalfi Coast, considered Italy’s most scenic stretch of coastline and deemed by UNESCO an outstanding example of a Mediterranean landscape. The scenic drive is really a thrill, with the streets “zig-zagging” back and forth along the slopes, passing olive groves, lemon terraces, luxuriant gardens and outstanding vistas over turquoise waters. The tour includes 1 hour of free time in two of the most famous towns of the Coast: the charming Positano and Amalfi, a hugely popular resort with many cafes and shops and its scenic seafront setting.
• Rome • Pompeii • Amalfi Coast • Positano • Amalfi • Rome
Tour may be in two languages: English and Spanish
What is included
• Transportation by A/C minivan with English speaking driver • Professional Guide in Pompeii • Skip-the-line admission tickets • Headsets in Pompeii (from 4 persons) • Lunch does not include
Pompeii involves extensive walking over uneven terrain; sturdy shoes will enhance your comfort.
The Amalfi Coast is exposed to intense sun, so sunscreen and hats are a must, especially in summer.
With long hours outdoors, carry water to stay hydrated during the tour’s varied activities.
A small daypack helps you move comfortably between stops without feeling weighed down.
Pompeii was buried under volcanic ash in 79 AD, preserving a unique snapshot of Roman urban life.
Efforts in Pompeii focus on preserving fragile frescoes and structures from erosion and tourism impact.
Necessary for navigating Pompeii's uneven archaeological site.
Protects from strong Mediterranean sun during the coastal drive and walking.
summer specific
Keeps you hydrated during long outdoor portions of the tour.
Convenient to carry essentials without burdening during the day.