Explore Pompeii with an English-speaking guide, then discover Vesuvius National Park with a multilingual audio guide rather than a live guide. High-speed rail travel and bus transfers connect the two experiences.
Itinerary
- Meet at 07:40 at 91 Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, Naples.
- Ride a bullet train for 1 hour.
- Pass by Garibaldi Central Station.
- Travel by bus for 20 minutes.
- Explore Pompeii Archaeological Park on a 2-hour guided visit, with admission included.
- Spend 1 hour exploring the Basilica, Forum of Pompeii, Sanctuary of Apollo, Macellum, House of the Faun, and Stabian Baths with a guide. Admission is included.
- Explore Piazza Porta Marina and the Temple of Jupiter with a guide for 15 minutes. Entry is free.
- Travel by bus for 30 minutes.
- Explore Vesuvius National Park on a 1-hour 30-minute guided visit, with admission included.
- Ride a bullet train for 1 hour.
- Return to 91 Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, Naples, at 18:10.
What's Included
- Roundtrip high-speed train tickets and bus transfers
- Pompeii Express admission
- Mount Vesuvius admission
- English-speaking guide at Pompeii
- Vesuvius audio guide in English, French, Spanish, Italian and German
Important details
- Ages 6–99 only
- Intermediate fitness is required, with considerable walking and stairs
- This activity is not wheelchair- or stroller-accessible and is not recommended for anyone with impaired mobility or vision
- This activity is not recommended for anyone with high blood pressure, epilepsy, heart disease or other serious medical conditions
- Bring a valid ID or a passport with at least 6 months’ validity
- Service animals with valid identification are allowed
- Additional fees apply and are not included in the listed price; amounts are not specified
- Meals are not included
- Luggage storage is not provided, and vehicles may not accommodate luggage
- The tour operates in all weather conditions while both sites remain open. If Mount Vesuvius closes because of severe weather, wildfires or other circumstances beyond the operator’s control, Herculaneum replaces that visit