Vesuvius Shore Tour and Pompeii Site

Pompeii is a vast archaeological site, it is so large that you can easily get lost inside. Once a thriving and sophisticated Roman city, Pompeii was buried under meters of ash and pumice from the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. The site is constantly evolving thanks to continuous excavations that offer new discoveries every year. A professional private guide is highly recommended to be able to visit it in detail, relaxing in its most important structures. The guide is on request and will help you skip the long lines at the ticket office and is not included in the tour price. A stop of 2/3 hours is foreseen.

Vesuvius from a spectacular view of the Gulf of Naples with its islands. It is an active volcano in continental Europe as well as one of the most studied and dangerous in the world for its high population and its explosive characteristics, the highest peak is 1,281 meters. You reach the crater with a 20/25 minute walk uphill. Entrance to the crater is included with an internal volcano guide, (2 / 3Hrs) stop.