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Pompeii Tour from Rome with Amalfi Coast Drive

2780 reviews

13 hours

Max 18

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Why take this tour?

Highlights

Explore the gems of Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast on a tour from Rome, traveling in an air-conditioned private minibus with a small group of no more than 18 people.
Wander the exquisitely preserved streets of Pompeii with skip-the-line tickets and a local guide, an expert versed in the ancient city and the fateful eruption of Mount Vesuvius that buried it for centuries.
View the heartbreaking body casts of the eruption’s victims and peek into shops, temples, private houses, public baths, and a brothel (if age appropriate for your group).
Enjoy a stunning drive along the Amalfi Coast with a stop for lunch and shopping in beautiful Positano.
Relax knowing that your two experts—a professional driver and a local tour leader—have all the logistics covered for a perfect day in Italy.

Sites Visited
Pompeii
Amalfi Coast
Positano
Death casts of Pompeii
Pompeiian brothels (if suitable)
Amphitheater at Pompeii
Mount Vesuvius (view)

Tour Includes
Expert English-speaking guide
Expert Pompeiian walking tour with local guide
Designated professional driver
Air-conditioned transport
Express entrance tickets into Pompeii

Explore the once-buried streets of Pompeii and be struck breathless by Italy’s most picturesque stretch of coastline.

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Overall Rating

4.8 /5

based on 2780 reviews

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Latest reviews

Excellent

The tour experience has been great, however our guide Antonella has been superb!

Marco · May 21, 2023 · United States · Male · 45 to 54 years

Excellent

The tour experience has been great, however our guide Antonella has been superb!

Marco · May 21, 2023 · United States · Male · 45 to 54 years

Great

The tour guide (Federico) was fantastic!! Great energy and a lot of knowledge.

Michael · May 21, 2023 · United Kingdom · Male · 25 to 34 years

Good

The drive to Positano took 5 hours(much longer than we were told). We only spent 1.5 hours exploring Pompeii seeing some highlights. We stood still for long periods listening to guide. Preferred to hear less and see more. Guide should walk and talk at same time instead of standing in one spot so long. Overall, tour was ok and I’m glad we went. Very long day - arrived back in Rome at 9:05 pm. Our Walks guide, Andy was wonderful.

Robert · May 13, 2023 · United States · Female · 55 to 64 years

Excellent

It was an excellent trip to Positano and Pompeii. Appreciated how knowledgeable the tour guides were.

Linda · May 09, 2023 · United States · Female · 55 to 64 years

Meeting Point

Meeting Point
Piazzale Flaminio 15, 00196 Rome. Please meet in front of the McDonald's Restaurant. Your guide will be holding a green Walks sign.

Piazzale Flaminio is a centrally located square (just outside the arches of Piazza del Popolo). The closest Metro stop is Flaminio - Piazza del Popolo on the Metro Line A.

Please meet 15 minutes prior to the tour start time.

FAQs

Is this tour wheelchair accessible?

Some of the Gaudí residences are not completely wheelchair accessible. Because of this, we regret that we cannot offer this tour to people who use wheelchair or have mobility limitations.

What if the weather is bad (rain, snow, hail, etc.) on the day of my tour?

Our tours run rain or shine so please dress for the elements. We also ask you to please remember hats and sunscreen if you are taking this tour in the summer as it might be very hot.

If I bring a swimming suit can I go for a dip in the sea?

Yes! Although be aware that there is not always a lifeguard on duty in the areas you might want to swim so you will be getting in the water at your own risk.

Can I use this tour as a transfer to Positano?

Unfortunately our transport vans do not have enough space to accommodate luggage so it's not possible to use this tour as a transfer to Positano from Rome. Moreover, on some occasions the tour stops in Positano before Pompeii and does not return to the town afterwards.

Is lunch included?

No. Your guide will give you a few great recommendations for lunch spots and give you plenty of time, but where and what you eat is up to you.

Is Pompeii accessible to people in wheelchairs?

The streets of Pompeii have never been repaved or smoothed over so much of the city is nearly impossible to navigate for those with mobility impairments. If you use a wheelchair there is a special route for you, so please contact our customer service department for details.

Can I bring a bag with me into Pompeii?

Small bags and purses are allowed inside Pompeii.