
easy
6–8 hours
Light to moderate walking ability; must be comfortable on cobblestones and short climbs.
A six- to eight-hour private tour that pairs Naples’ iconic panoramas—Piazza del Plebiscito, Castel Sant'Elmo, Posillipo and the seafront—with 3–4 hours of volcanic thermal bathing at Terme di Baia. A blend of urban history, coastal geology, and restorative hot pools.
You step off an air-conditioned van and the first thing the city hands you is a view: the Gulf of Naples, a wide ribbon of blue that tilts toward Vesuvius like a city under a watchful volcano. The guide gestures toward the three islands—Capri, Ischia, Procida—glittering at the horizon as if pinned to a postcard. For the next six to eight hours the day moves from the palazzo-lined heart of Naples up through volcanic stone and leafy promenades, then out to hot springs where the sea seems to steam with ancient heat.

You’ll spend 3–4 hours at Terme di Baia; pack swimwear and flip-flops even if towel rental may be available.
Expect cobblestones and a climb to Castel Sant'Elmo—supportive shoes make sightseeing far more enjoyable.
Morning walking is cooler and brighter for photos; late afternoon at the thermal park is warmer and gentler on the muscles.
Thermal pools and mud treatments are not recommended for guests with serious heart conditions—ask the supplier or your doctor if unsure.
Naples developed as a major Mediterranean port long before Roman times; its layers of Greek, Roman, Bourbon and modern influences are visible in plazas, palaces and coastal ruins.
Terme di Baia sits over a volcanic area—visitors should follow spa rules to limit chemical loading of pools and respect protected coastal sites to reduce erosion and littering.
Support on cobblestones and the climb to Vomero hill is essential.
Required for pools, saunas, and mud baths at Terme di Baia.
Spring showers can appear suddenly along the coast—pack a compact layer.
spring specific
Hydration is important during city walks and after hot spa sessions.
summer specific