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  Naples Day Trips

Naples is a perfect base to explore the best of the South.

Archeology buffs have all the most famous Ancient sites: Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis within one hour drive. Vesuvius, easy to climb offers breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples and its islands.

Fabulous Amalfi Cost with its resort towns of Positano, Amalfi and Ravello is a short drive from the busy city and Capri Island only oven an hour journey by frequent ferries leaving Naples pier.

Pompeii and Oplontis from Naples

4-Hour Excursion with 2-Hour Guided tour of Pompeii Excavations

Unmissible Pompeii Excavations and Oplontis Frescoes
in a half day excursion
more info >> €uro 130.00  
" No other ruins we had seen before show so vividly daily life in Ancient times . Superb tour !" Bjorg Peake, Oslo, Norway
per person
in a private party of four
free for children under 6
Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis from Naples

6-Hour Excursion plus Time for Lunch

Three Best Archelogical Sites
on the Bay of Naples in One Day
more info >> €uro 155.00  
"Pompeii is a must, Herculaneum is a perfect add on and Oplontis frescoes are beyond belief" Patricia Sweetman, Birningham, U.K.
per person
in a private party of four
free for children under 6
Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis, Vesuvius from Naples

7-Hour Full Day Car and Walking Tour.

All Three famous Archeological Sites on the Bay of Naples and Climb to the Summit of Vesuvius.
more info >> €uro 170.00  
"Pressed with time we decided for the longer day to see best archoelogical sites and climb the dormant volcano. Great day ! Tessa and Nelly Brown, Leeds, U.K.
per person
in a private party of four
free for children under 6
Amali Cost: Positano, Amalfi, Ravello from Naples

7-Hour Full Day Tour

A Complete Tour of Amalfi Coast with it's Three Most Famous Towns: Positano, Amalfi and Ravello
more info >> €uro 130.00  
"If you have already seen Pompeii this is the tour to take to complete your bay of Naples and Amalfi Coast exploration" John and Amanda Dohery, London, UK
per person
in a private party of four
free for children under 6
Pompeii and Amalfi Coast from Naples

7-Hour Full Day Tour with 2-Hour Guided Tour of Pompeii

Pompeii and Best of Amalfi Coast in One Day
more info >> €uro 170.00  
"This is the tour to take if you have only one day to spare" Peter Blakes, Capte Town, South Africa
per person
in a private party of four
free for children under 6
Capri from Naples

8-Hour Excursion

Full Day Capri Experience with a Private Guide
more info >> €uro 130.00  
"We loved Capri. Is is truly a jewel in the mids of blue Mediterranean" Betty Dolan, Scottsdale, USA
per person
in a private party of four
free for children under 6
Pompeii, Sorrento and Capri from Naples

9-Hour Excursion

Pompeii Ruins and Capri Experience in One Day
more info >> €uro 170.00  
"Excellent tour ! Very intense day with informative visit of Pompeii and lots of fun on Capri" Fiona Shaw with children, Holt, UK
per person
in a private party of four
free for children under 6
 
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