• Pompeii Archaeological Park - Pompeii is an expansive archaeological site, so vast that one might easily lose their way within it. Once a bustling and advanced Roman city, Pompeii was entombed under layers of ash and pumice following the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. The site is continually evolving due to ongoing excavations that reveal new findings each year. It is highly recommended to hire a professional private guide to explore the site thoroughly and enjoy its most significant structures at leisure. The guide is available upon request and can assist in bypassing the long queues at the ticket office, though the guide’s fee is not included in the tour price. A visit of 2 to 3 hours is anticipated.
• Parco Nazionale Del Vesuvio - Vesuvius offers a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Naples and its islands. It is an active volcano in continental Europe and is among the most studied and hazardous in the world due to its dense population and explosive nature, with its highest peak reaching 1,281 meters. The crater can be reached with a 20 to 25-minute uphill walk. Entry to the crater includes a tour with an internal volcano guide, with a stop of 2 to 3 hours.

• On-board WiFi
• Complimentary bottled water
• Air-conditioned vehicles
• Fuel surcharges included
• Parking fees covered

• Enter the monuments and archaeological sites
• Tip
• Lunch

Involve yourself in a magical journey through one of the most peculiar cities of the South, led by experienced guides who will render a profound insight into the cities and their monuments. Vesuvius stands as the only active volcano in continental Europe and is classified among the world’s most scrutinized and hazardous due to its high explosives and densely populated surroundings, the highest peak being 1,281 meters. A trail hike of roughly 20-25 minutes will lead you to the crater. The crater entrance fee includes the services of an internal volcano guide. Pompeii is a sprawling archaeological site; once a prosperous and advanced Roman city, it was engulfed by volcanic ash and pumice due to the devastating eruption back in 79 AD. The site is under continuous transformation due to persistent excavations, leading to annual new discoveries. The service of an adept professional guide is highly advised for a detailed and unwinding tour of its essential structures. The ‘skip the line’ guide service is optional and is not incorporated in the tour costing (2/3 Hrs)

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