Unesco Jewels Pompeii and Its Ruins Day Trip from Rome with Meeting Point

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Visit the world-famous city of Pompeii and explore the ruins of this city trapped in time after Mount Vesuvius erupted. Take in the views of the volcano and the city of Naples as you learn how people lived in ancient times.

Highlights

Panoramic tour of Naples Typical Italian lunch with authentic Neapolitan pizza Guided tour of Pompeii's ruins

Itinerary

Begin your journey along the Highway of the Sun, driving past the famous Roman countryside, the Castelli Romani. Admire incredible views of the Mediterranean and Mount Vesuvius, as well as countless historic sites. The first stop is in Naples. This Mediterranean city is famous for its rich history, art, culture and gastronomy. You'll drive up the Vomero hill for a view over the town which overlooks the bay of Naples and extends from the Sorrento peninsula to the volcanic area of Phlegrean fields. The skyline is dominated by the majestic and still active volcano Vesuvius. This is the perfect spot to take photos of this stunning landmark. Driving down towards the port of Mergellina, travel south towards Mount Vesuvius and the town of Pompeii. After a traditional Pizza lunch, make your way to the UNESCO Archaeological Site of Pompeii with skip-the-line tickets. Spend the afternoon exploring this once thriving city frozen in time by layers of volcanic ash 19 to 23 feet (6 to 7 meters) deep. The city's sudden burial served to protect it for the next 17 centuries from vandalism, looting and the destructive effects of climate and heavy weather. After the tour of Pompeii, enjoy the scenery on the drive back to Rome, returning in time to enjoy an evening in Rome. The tour ends near Santa Maria degli Angeli e Martiri Church, (Metro A Line, Repubblica stop).

Includes

Round-trip transportation Entrance tickets with Skip-the-Line access to Pompeii Authentic Neapolitan pizza lunch, one drink included Professional guide Audio headset (in Pompeii) to always hear your guide Self-guided tour option available with audio-guide in Italian, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian, and Japanese