• Castel Nuovo - Maschio Angioino - Continue to the city center and enjoy a wonderful panoramic ride near Castel Nuovo, also known as Maschio Angioino Castle.

The construction of its ancient core, which has been partially uncovered through restoration and archaeological exploration, was initiated by Charles I of Anjou. In 1266, after defeating the Swabians, he ascended the throne of Sicily and moved the capital from Palermo to Naples.

• Posillipo - Arrive at Posillipo Hill and pause to admire the breathtaking view of the Gulf of Naples from above! With Mount Vesuvius embracing the Mediterranean Sea, take your time to capture stunning panoramic photos and a delightful selfie.
• Chiesa di Sant’Antonio a Posillipo - The church was founded in 1642 on a site that was scarcely urbanized at the time, consisting of four rural villages connected to the Mergellina area by an ancient Greco-Roman road.

The conventual friars of the third order established a church and a small convent that initially served as a sanatorium. The foundation stone reads:

«FRATER PAVLVS ANSELONVS FR 3 ORDINIS S.TI FRANCISCI FVUNDATOR OB MAGNAM DEVOTIONEM FAIRS FECIT YEAR DOMAINS MDCXXXXII»
The walls of the ancient chapel can be identified today in the current sacristy, and the original convent’s premises are found in the rooms known as “ex-monastery.”

• Lungomare Caracciolo - Enjoy a fantastic panoramic ride along one of the world’s most beautiful seafronts!
  Marinas, local restaurants, trendy clubs, luxury hotels, and the majestic Castel dell’Ovo (meaning Castle of the Egg) overlook what was once a small fishing village and is now the nightlife hub, Borgo Marinari.
• Castel dell’Ovo - Castel dell’Ovo is the oldest castle in Naples and is a prominent feature in the famous panorama of the gulf.
  An ancient legend suggests its name comes from the Latin poet Virgil, who hid a magical egg in the building’s dungeons. This egg was believed to keep the entire fortress standing, and its breakage would have caused the castle’s collapse and a series of disastrous events in Naples.
• Piazza del Plebiscito - Returning to the city center, admire Piazza Del Plebiscito, the city’s most important square and one of the largest in Europe.

Here, enjoy a splendid view of Santa Lucia and Via Parthenope (the end of the Caracciolo promenade) and see two of the city’s most impressive monuments:

• San Francesco di Paola’s Cathedral
• The Royal Palace
• Teatro di San Carlo - Teatro di San Carlo, commonly known as Teatro San Carlo, is an opera house in Naples and one of the most famous and prestigious in the world. It is among the oldest opera houses in Europe and the world still in operation, having been founded in 1737.
• Galleria Umberto I - The main entrance, opening onto Via San Carlo, features an exedra façade with an architraved portico supported by travertine columns and two blind arches, one leading to the gallery and the other opening onto the ambulatory.

Galleria Umberto I is a commercial gallery built in Naples between 1887 and 1890.

The gallery’s interior consists of two streets crossing orthogonally, covered by an iron and glass structure. Some palaces border them, with four having access from the central octagon.

• Pompeii Archaeological Park - After the guided tour of Naples, depart for Pompeii to explore (with your guide) the ancient Roman ruins of the town destroyed and buried by Vesuvius’s lava in 79 AD.

Shops, streets, brothels, theaters, and all that remains from this great civilization of conquerors are still present after over 2000 years.

• Professional and Licensed Tour Guide
• Entrance Fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Experience the best of both Naples and Pompeii in a single day with a guided tour! Delight in an exceptional tour led by a knowledgeable licensed guide, exploring the most significant landmarks of these historic cities. The tour begins at 8:00 am from the Naples Cruise Terminal, located in the port area near the Municipio Metro Line Station.

Please Note: The tour itinerary is subject to change based on traffic conditions. Occasionally, due to special events, access to the city of Naples may be limited to walking. If such an event coincides with your tour date, a walking tour of Naples or a sightseeing tour will be arranged. The tour requires a minimum of 2 participants to commence.

• Pompeii tickets – ID requirement: It is mandatory for all participants to carry a valid photo ID on the day of the tour. The personal details provided at the time of booking (e.g. first and last name) must exactly match those on the ID, as Pompeii tickets are nominative and non-transferable. Local staff at the archaeological site are entitled to check IDs at the entrance. In case of discrepancies, spelling errors or missing information, they may refuse entry to one or more participants at their sole discretion. Discover Italy cannot be held responsible for any refusal of entry due to incorrect or incomplete data provided by the participants, and no refund will be due in such cases.
• Weather, clothing and itinerary: The tour runs in all weather conditions; we recommend wearing comfortable shoes and bringing a light jacket and an umbrella. Any waiting times during stops (for explanations, security checks, traffic or photo opportunities) may occur and are not dependent on the organization. The guide in Pompeii and our local staff in Naples reserve the right to modify or adjust the itinerary if necessary for operational or safety reasons (for example due to traffic jams, road closures or unexpected events).
• Timing and punctuality: Please arrive at the meeting point at least 5 minutes before the scheduled tour departure time. Tours and transportation services must leave on schedule to guarantee the full experience and on-time return to the ship. A maximum waiting time of 15 minutes is allowed in case of participant delays. After this time, staff may leave the meeting point and begin the tour. Participants not present will be considered NO SHOW and no refund will be due.
• Contact information & WhatsApp: To ensure smooth meet & greet operations, we strongly recommend that at least one participant provides a mobile phone number that is active and reachable in Italy. We also highly recommend using WhatsApp. Discover Italy cannot be held responsible if participants are unreachable. When contacting us, please provide your name, ship name, and tour title.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.