Naples
To begin your journey, head to a convenient location in central Naples, specified post-booking.
27.6 km
22 minutes
1
Pompeii
2 attractions
Unravel the stories behind Pompeii's temples, public baths, and main streets. If you close your eyes, it might almost feel like you've been here before.
1. Building of Eumachia
Commissioned by a smart businesswoman and supposed priestess of Venus, this large building is believed to once have been a manufacturing hub for wool and cloth materials!
2. Temple of Apollo
A public sanctuary built to the deity Apollo, it is one of the oldest places of worship and situated at a strategic location in the city.
16 km
17 minutes
2
Herculaneum (optional)
2 attractions
Tickets included (based on selection)
Marvel at the ingenuity of the Central Baths, learn about an archaic cult at the Hall of the Augustals, and learn about the impact of Vesuvius' eruption at this sister city of Pompeii!
1. Villa of the Papyri
An ancient Roman villa containing a library of papyrus scrolls and ancient manuscripts!
2. College of the Augustales
A mysterious building associated with an imperial cult and a secret order of freedmen!
13 km
25 minutes
3
Mount Vesuvius (optional)
Tickets included (based on selection)
Adding on a visit to Mount Vesuvius gets you the full story. Observe the geological wonders of this active volcano and hear of its most catastrophic eruption.
22 km
34 minutes
4
Naples
Hop aboard an AC coach in Naples for a panoramic round-trip to Pompeii and either Herculaneum or Vesuvius.
Hop aboard an AC coach in Naples for a panoramic round-trip to Pompeii and either Herculaneum or Vesuvius.
Inclusions
Every one of the guides were wonderful and highly educated. Everything about the tour was clear and easy to set up, and Luigi went above and beyond to make sure we were cared for!
Last minutes changes put ne in a bit of a rush. Appreciate that they accomodate and wait for my arrival to start. Micheal the guide/archeologist was a fountain of knowledge, he made it all well worth it. Both Pompeii and Ercolano are well worth visiting.
Very good, Well arranged and a very knowledgable guide. Glad to recommend.
The service was great and the sites were out of this world. Highly recommended.
Well organized, good information before and during the excursion. Especially the guide in Pompeii was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. I doubt however whether I would suggest going on the tour, because the Pompeii site is very touristic (which the tour organization cannot help), making the experience somewhat less exciting.
The good and efficient organization. The safe drivers. A little more time in Pompeii would be good as there is a lot to see. The introduction was a bit hectic but OK.
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Ticketing was easy, our guide Luigi did a terrific job, and the sights were amazing.
Giovanni was a great tour guide on the bus. Our lady in pompeii was AMAZING - maybe her name was Amy?
The driving was perfect. The guiding was fun and everything perfect apart from that the guide went forward at one time with only half of the group. Luckily it was possible to call one of those who left with her to find out where to go! What we didn't like is that the tour was advertised to start with a pick up at 7:30 but didn't start until 55 minutes later. We only got to know that the tour was to start at 8:30 when another group was picked up from the same company around 8:10. After waiting 40 minutes.
Central Naples
Onward from the center of Naples to the Amalfi Coast by a spacious AC coach.
48.6 km
52 minutes
1
Sorrento
2 attractions
First head to Sorrento for photo stops along the cliffs, pottery stores, and quaint beaches.
Basilica Sant'Antonino
This ancient church boasts a Romanesque façade and a majestic nave adorned with marble columns and vibrant frescoes.
Nearby things to do
14.1 km
24 minutes
2
Positano
1 attractions
Drive through this stunning town and stop for photos at the best vantage points!
1. Santa Maria Assunta Church
Gaze at the dazzling patterned dome of this church up close, and head inside the storied church to admire a Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary.
2. Lunch at Amalfi
Lunch
Feast on a sumptuous local meal along the Amalfi Coast and get 2 hours of free time before heading to the archeological park of Pompeii.
35 km
48 minutes
3
Pompeii
2 attractions
Post lunch, enter the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pompeii for an in-depth tour of the villas, squares, public baths and grocery stores of this ancient Roman town.
1. Macellum
Situated at the Forum, this marketplace was a crucial point in the city. Excavations revealed that people once gathered here to trade cereals, fruits, fish, daily-use objects, and even wall paintings!
2. House of the Faun
Built in the 2nd century BC, the House of the Faun is a grand Hellenistic palace with a stunning peristyle framing its elegance.
24.9 km
21 minutes
4
Central Naples
Central Naples
Set off in your comfortable coach from a central location in Naples, specified post-booking.
27.6 km
22 minutes
1
Pompeii
2 attractions
Take a close look into the villas, squares, public baths and grocery stores of this ancient Roman town, with skip-the-line entry and an expert guide.
1. Amphitheatre of Pompeii
This ancient gladiatorial arena is one of the oldest Roman amphitheaters made of stone, and could fit upwards of 20,000 people!
2. Villa of the Mysteries
Set on the outskirts of Pompeii, this intriguing villa is best known for its set of detailed frescoes in Room 5.
31.7 km
44 minutes
2
Ravello
2 attractions
At this enchanting commune, discover cliffside gardens and villas with sweeping views of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
1. Giardini Principessa di Piemonte
A small yet stunning community garden just a short stroll from the city center, with panoramic views to be enjoyed from stone benches under the shade of swaying trees.
2. Villa Rufolo
Historic Moorish-style estate overlooking the cathedral square, filled with colorful flora and cascading terraces facing the coast.
23.4 km
50 minutes
3
Positano
2 attractions
Your last stop is Positano, where you can amble amidst pastel-colored houses with the best coastal views!
1. Fornillo Beach
This is the second largest beach in Positano, set amidst rocky cliffs offering a peaceful escape from the crowds.
2. Absolute Positano
Interested in looking at unique, original art pieces that give you a sense of local culture and talent? This store is an 'absolute' must! Take home a piece of Positano, from glassware to paintings.
56.3 km
62 minutes
4
Central Naples
Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi
Hop onto your Wi-Fi enabled coach right in Naples' historic center, at the square of Giuseppe Garibaldi.
27.6 km
22 minutes
1
Pompeii
2 attractions
Expert guidance and skip-the-line entry allows in-depth exploration of the ancient villas, squares, public baths and grocery stores of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
1. House of Menander
The House of Menander has one of Pompeii's most grand architecture and lavish decor, sprawled over 1,800 square meters of opulent space!
2. Garden of the Fugitives
A silent homage to the victims of Vesuvian wrath, this site contains the casts of 13 people that once took shelter in its hollow spaces.
36.4 km
50 minutes
2
Positano
2 attractions
With free time of 2 hours to traverse the lovely coastal town, check out the Path of the Gods hiking trail, the Santa Maria Assunta church, and more.
1. Piazza dei Mulini
The main road that takes you through the city center and to the beach! Beset by charming boutiques and restaurants.
2. La Scogliera Beach
This stunning seafront has all the amenities, exclusivity, and fun you need – and crystal blue waters perfect for a dip.
56.3 km
63 minutes
3
Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi
A customizable tour to Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast! Stop by Positano and either Sorrento or Ravello.
A customizable tour to Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast! Stop by Positano and either Sorrento or Ravello.
Inclusions
Imma and Dominico were wonderful. However, some things could be better. I booked the tour to see Positano and Sorrento, but we didn't go.yo either town. Also. It would be better if we could choose what we want for lunch instead of set optiins. I decided to order the pizza instead and just paid extra for it.
A meal was included in the booking, but we didn't get it! I think it's a shame to pay money for something like that and then not get what's in the booking. Otherwise it was ok, Pompeii and Amalfi were fantastic!!!
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The whole process was easy, our guide for the day was knowledgeable and lovely and the other guide at Pompeii was awesome too. 😊
The trip was excellently planned. Our guide was absolutely incredible. I feel sorry for people who experience the day with someone else. Shout out also to the driver for his skills
our guide is knowledgable and superb
Our driver Alessandro was very attentive and let us know where to take the best photos. Also suggested a best place to have lunch.
Our guides did a good job with the situation and our driver was excellent. With the traffic, that should have been expected, on the Amalfi Coast, the planned iternerary wasn't feasible and we weren't able to spend as much time in Pompeii as we would have liked and the tour was rushed.
Beautiful scenery, prepared staff. We loved the driver, Alessandro, who was very kind.
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Because of the weather they didn't take us to Vesuvius and didn't even explain why. They should return the equivalent to this destination
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I only received half of the tour I had paid for; 6 other people didn't show up on the day so they cancelled the Amalfi Coast portion of the tour. I was advised I would receive a refund for the unused portion of the tour within 48 hours, however, I have yet to receive the funds or any correspondence related to the refund. The company was very disorganised in navigating the situation. I was told just as I arrived in Pompeii that there was a possibility that the tour would be cancelled due to the no-shows. They advised me to spend 2 hours in Pompeii then come back and they would let me know what was happening. I rushed around Pompeii, returned when asked, and was told the Amalfi coast was cancelled and that I could do it the next day. I had to decline this offer as I was leaving the next day. This is when the tour manager told me I would receive a refund for the unused portion of the tour and they would transfer me back to Naples. However, I had to wait just under 3 hours for the transfer, this time could've been used further exploring Pompeii if they had navigated the situation better.
I know that it wasn't supposed to be like that but being a group of six in a mini van was really nice. Our guide was great. Personally I would have rather spend less time in Positano and more in Pompéi. Overall I enjoyed the trip.
Let me start with the positive. The 1st driver we had was great. His name was Alessawdro. He was one of the best tour guides we had on our trip and he was just a driver. Here are the problems: 1. The location that we were told to meet was wrong. After the driver called we had to run 500-600 meters to a new pick up point. Not a good way to start the day. I see on your app you have updated the meet up point. 2. The tour we signed up for stated lunch was included. It was not. When I called your company the girl I spoke with, I belive her name was Amy, agreed that lunch was included. Your company emailed me back and stated lunch was not included. Because of these two problems this tour was not a positive experience. If you want to get in touch with me feel free to call 630-220-2455 or email me at billenorris@gmail.com
Discover Pompeii with Express Tickets, and upgrade to Plus to access the stunning Roman Villas.
Discover Pompeii with Express Tickets, and upgrade to Plus to access the stunning Roman Villas.
Inclusions
Queue to get the audio guides (I phones set up in preparation) was short so waited max of 5 mins. Be prepared to hand over your passport or drivers licence as security. So you must ensure you plan to go back to the same office to return phones later and retrieve your item! We had a disabled person with us so security very kindly showed us a quick route into the museum building. It was busy but easily manageable. The map is clear and nformation useful but you cam still enjoy the walk around without it. You have to hold the phone up to listen, or take your own earphones!. Sometimes hard to navigate the screen to find the correct reference point, due to the bright sun.
The city is really amazing, everything is very well described, it is a pity that there are not more toilets and a place where you can have a snack.
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With the online ticket we were able to go straight to the fastline and pick up our entrance ticket and audio guide within 5 minutes so that we could walk through Pompei completely independently without having to follow a specific order
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Pompeii was very beautiful, and I'm glad we got to experience it. Still had to wait in a bit of a line, however much shorter than the actual ticket line. It was busy, but there were some points where there was no one else near us. It made for good photo opportunities.
Go there. Fantastic. Bring water and walk slowly. Consider the official audio guide. Or use AI (like fx ChatGPT) for very precise guidance. Very hot June to August.
I purchased tickets long before my chosen day to go to Pompeii. The day I arrived I found out that admission was free as it was the first Sunday of the month. Or at any rate it was June 2. I contacted the site explaining the incident and within a few days they refunded me the full amount. I was very pleased. Congratulations. I will reuse this application as soon as I can.
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Obviously it's good to save a bit by buying dual tickets. That said it seems a bit daft that at Pompeii you have to queue to change from a digital ticket to a paper one to get in. Surely this needs updating to save everyone time and money.
I liked how informative the audio guide was, however some of the sections did not match the experience, for example the audio guide told you to go instead when on this day you could not enter the villas.
Was very hectic at the entry no real idea or signs as to what que to join. Qued for 30 min and ppl were buying tickets so we went to gate fir entry to be wild we had to exchange our online ticket and sent back in the que for another 40 min very badly organised saves no time buying online just 1 huge que ppl getting frustrated staff quire unhelpful n miserable I can understand why Pompei was amazing once we got in it has been a dream if mine to visit
Pompeii was so far the best highlight on my trip. It was worth it every penny spent on the ticket. I'd definitely recommend doing the tour to anyone. Not very good for kids though.
Great day exploring two very unique UNESCO historical archealogical sites as part of our honeymoon in Italy! We started at the Herculaneum first thing in the morning and were among the first visitors for the day. This was awesome as we avoided lots of crowds and school groups as we explored the ruins and followed our own self guided tour. The preservation of the artefacts was phenomenal and we were able to see active digging/restoration as we explored. We then went to Pompeii in the afternoon and again enjoyed a walk through history following a self-guided audio tour through the ancient city. We weren't able to skip-the-line at Pompeii as advertised by the booking and had to join the general queue to get out tickets from the voucher. We drove to both sites and parking was easily found - even in the afternoon when it was quite busy at Pompeii.
The ticket collection can be confusing but ones you are in the correct line all went well. The site itself was amazing which we spent 6hrs taking in.
We loved everything. The shopping experience was easy and simple, what should be improved especially in this kind of places is the entrance. It doesn't make much sense to buy online and then wait in line if there is even a QR code. Other than that, perfect.
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The architecture of Pompeii for its time was so modern and ahead of its time. I loved learning about its history and experience all of the atmosphere and embrace its beauty. Getting the tickets was so easy and the site was amazing to see.
A herculanum super experience We received our tickets by e-mail the day before and were able to go straight in. In Pompeii, however, we had to queue up again at the cash desk to transform our mail pass into a ticket with a qr code. It took us 1 hour
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Fantastic place, walking the streets of a Roman town was amazing. The audio guide was very informative, so much to see so be selective!
Pompeii is an impressive place. The audio guide explanations are very good. Too bad we couldn't see the amphitheater.
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You can't get in without queuing because you have to collect your tickets on site, but it was still okay. The Plus Ticket was good for the additional opportunity to see the Mystery Villa for the really impressive murals, the Archeologicum was unfortunately closed. It makes sense to plan a whole day to visit the excavations, including arrival and departure, comfortable shoes are also highly recommended. The archaeological finds from Pompeii are best seen in the National Museum in Naples.
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The sight itself is stunning! However, I planned to buy a ticket to Pompeji online, but I was not able to do that. I had to buy a voucher and once there I was supposed to queue up and exchange the voucher for a ticket. Why?
Ticketing was good. Screen a bit difficult to see in the sun and location indicator didn't work. Maybe better with headphones to hear explanation. Possibly next time would choose a guide to accompany
Visiting Pompeii was a fantastic experience! Everything went smoothly, though, as expected, it was quite crowded with tourists. However, the journey from Naples was memorable – the train ride was made special by an accordionist playing traditional Italian music, and the passengers clapping along. I’m not sure if this happens all the time, but it added a lovely touch to the trip. Naples itself is vibrant, with delicious food and plenty to see. Pompeii is a treasure trove of history, offering stunning sights perfect for photos and an incredible opportunity to learn about the past. Highly recommended!
Pompeii was great and was good to have tickets in advance, though still had to queue to redeem. We opt out for tickets without the guide as we like to go at our own pace, but one day was not enough for us to see everything, and maybe next time we get the guide as well to learn more. Visit to archaeology museum is a must as well as many frescoes are on display there.
The history and ability to walk about freely with the audio tour guide perfectly suited our needs. We could go at our own pace and our own destinations within the city. If I can do it over again, I would bring more snacks and drinks to help along the hike, as well as headphones to help with the audio tour. Otherwise, you have to hold the audio guide up to your ear like a phone.
The site of Pompeï and Herculaneum were impressive and a must do when you visit Naples or like us, Rome. You really get the feeling when you walk around, what it would be like to live in that time and with the Vesuvius constant in your sight... it is just horrifiyng to imagine what happend almost 2000 years ago
Ticket issue worked well. However, it would be desirable if you could pick up the tickets the day before, that would certainly save an hour's lead time on the day of the visit!!! You should also definitely book the "Pompei plus" ticket, otherwise you won't see the villas a bit outside and that would be an extreme shame!!!
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Inclusions
No problem at all. The trains were on time.
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Everything worked out great, would book again next time 👌
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Excelente service on time departures
Clean, air conditioned train with direct access to Pompeii archaeological park. It is much more expensive than the circumvesuviana train, but definitely worth the price. When you arrive at the train station, go to the information (not the ticket) desk and show the attendant your ticket and they will escort you and others right to the train you are scheduled to be on.
Easy to use tickets
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I could not pront the ticket. Also there was a line to enter the train while on platform, and the conductors wanted to scam my ticket before i enter the train. Never had this cumbersome experience before.
Explore Pompeii at your own pace with easy train travel from Naples Porta Nolana to Pompei Scavi Villa dei Misteri.
Explore Pompeii at your own pace with easy train travel from Naples Porta Nolana to Pompei Scavi Villa dei Misteri.
Inclusions
Pompeii
Campania Express Transfers
Exclusions
Pompeii
Pompeii
Campania Express Transfers
Pompeii was very beautiful, and I'm glad we got to experience it. Still had to wait in a bit of a line, however much shorter than the actual ticket line. It was busy, but there were some points where there was no one else near us. It made for good photo opportunities.
Go there. Fantastic. Bring water and walk slowly. Consider the official audio guide. Or use AI (like fx ChatGPT) for very precise guidance. Very hot June to August.
I purchased tickets long before my chosen day to go to Pompeii. The day I arrived I found out that admission was free as it was the first Sunday of the month. Or at any rate it was June 2. I contacted the site explaining the incident and within a few days they refunded me the full amount. I was very pleased. Congratulations. I will reuse this application as soon as I can.
View original review in Italian
Obviously it's good to save a bit by buying dual tickets. That said it seems a bit daft that at Pompeii you have to queue to change from a digital ticket to a paper one to get in. Surely this needs updating to save everyone time and money.
Was very hectic at the entry no real idea or signs as to what que to join. Qued for 30 min and ppl were buying tickets so we went to gate fir entry to be wild we had to exchange our online ticket and sent back in the que for another 40 min very badly organised saves no time buying online just 1 huge que ppl getting frustrated staff quire unhelpful n miserable I can understand why Pompei was amazing once we got in it has been a dream if mine to visit
Great day exploring two very unique UNESCO historical archealogical sites as part of our honeymoon in Italy! We started at the Herculaneum first thing in the morning and were among the first visitors for the day. This was awesome as we avoided lots of crowds and school groups as we explored the ruins and followed our own self guided tour. The preservation of the artefacts was phenomenal and we were able to see active digging/restoration as we explored. We then went to Pompeii in the afternoon and again enjoyed a walk through history following a self-guided audio tour through the ancient city. We weren't able to skip-the-line at Pompeii as advertised by the booking and had to join the general queue to get out tickets from the voucher. We drove to both sites and parking was easily found - even in the afternoon when it was quite busy at Pompeii.
The ticket collection can be confusing but ones you are in the correct line all went well. The site itself was amazing which we spent 6hrs taking in.
We loved everything. The shopping experience was easy and simple, what should be improved especially in this kind of places is the entrance. It doesn't make much sense to buy online and then wait in line if there is even a QR code. Other than that, perfect.
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A herculanum super experience We received our tickets by e-mail the day before and were able to go straight in. In Pompeii, however, we had to queue up again at the cash desk to transform our mail pass into a ticket with a qr code. It took us 1 hour
View original review in French
The sight itself is stunning! However, I planned to buy a ticket to Pompeji online, but I was not able to do that. I had to buy a voucher and once there I was supposed to queue up and exchange the voucher for a ticket. Why?
Visiting Pompeii was a fantastic experience! Everything went smoothly, though, as expected, it was quite crowded with tourists. However, the journey from Naples was memorable – the train ride was made special by an accordionist playing traditional Italian music, and the passengers clapping along. I’m not sure if this happens all the time, but it added a lovely touch to the trip. Naples itself is vibrant, with delicious food and plenty to see. Pompeii is a treasure trove of history, offering stunning sights perfect for photos and an incredible opportunity to learn about the past. Highly recommended!
Pompeii was great and was good to have tickets in advance, though still had to queue to redeem. We opt out for tickets without the guide as we like to go at our own pace, but one day was not enough for us to see everything, and maybe next time we get the guide as well to learn more. Visit to archaeology museum is a must as well as many frescoes are on display there.
The site of Pompeï and Herculaneum were impressive and a must do when you visit Naples or like us, Rome. You really get the feeling when you walk around, what it would be like to live in that time and with the Vesuvius constant in your sight... it is just horrifiyng to imagine what happend almost 2000 years ago
Herculaneum is, as everyone told us, wonderful. Pompeii is so big and busy that it's quite tiring. But it was well worth it. We are from the UK and we have Roman remains at home, but nothing like this. Herculaneum is easy to access and the antiquarium is great. There are places to sit and just take it all in, whereas Pompeii is more full-on. The tickets worked well.
The history of this place is impressive, and I learned many more details and being there is an unforgettable experience because we could admire the greatness of the city that was and how they lived.
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Fantastic experience Excavation workers very nice.
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It was an unforgettable experience) beautiful, interesting! Take Hats and shirts with you in June!)
Everything went very well. I bought the tickets to Pomnei without queuing and it is really worth it especially in the hot season.
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It was easy to buy the tickets and once we figured out where we needed to go to pick them up, it was quite easy!
The perfectly preserved excavation sites in Pompeii...
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I like the story very much
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Tres beau site bien conserve interesant il etait tres en avance sur leur temps il leur manquait que internet
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Fast entry. Everything went really well. We'd love to do it again.
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It feels like going back to imperial Rome
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Very nice experience of ercolano and Pompeii
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Save big as you access Pompeii, and a one-way ride from Naples Capodichino Airport to Maritime Station – or vice versa.
Save big as you access Pompeii, and a one-way ride from Naples Capodichino Airport to Maritime Station – or vice versa.
Inclusions
Alibus One-Way Tickets
Pompeii
From Naples Capodichino Airport to Maritime Station
From Maritime Station to Naples Capodichino Airport
Alibus One-Way Tickets
Pompeii
Pompeii was very beautiful, and I'm glad we got to experience it. Still had to wait in a bit of a line, however much shorter than the actual ticket line. It was busy, but there were some points where there was no one else near us. It made for good photo opportunities.
Go there. Fantastic. Bring water and walk slowly. Consider the official audio guide. Or use AI (like fx ChatGPT) for very precise guidance. Very hot June to August.
I purchased tickets long before my chosen day to go to Pompeii. The day I arrived I found out that admission was free as it was the first Sunday of the month. Or at any rate it was June 2. I contacted the site explaining the incident and within a few days they refunded me the full amount. I was very pleased. Congratulations. I will reuse this application as soon as I can.
View original review in Italian
Obviously it's good to save a bit by buying dual tickets. That said it seems a bit daft that at Pompeii you have to queue to change from a digital ticket to a paper one to get in. Surely this needs updating to save everyone time and money.
Was very hectic at the entry no real idea or signs as to what que to join. Qued for 30 min and ppl were buying tickets so we went to gate fir entry to be wild we had to exchange our online ticket and sent back in the que for another 40 min very badly organised saves no time buying online just 1 huge que ppl getting frustrated staff quire unhelpful n miserable I can understand why Pompei was amazing once we got in it has been a dream if mine to visit
Great day exploring two very unique UNESCO historical archealogical sites as part of our honeymoon in Italy! We started at the Herculaneum first thing in the morning and were among the first visitors for the day. This was awesome as we avoided lots of crowds and school groups as we explored the ruins and followed our own self guided tour. The preservation of the artefacts was phenomenal and we were able to see active digging/restoration as we explored. We then went to Pompeii in the afternoon and again enjoyed a walk through history following a self-guided audio tour through the ancient city. We weren't able to skip-the-line at Pompeii as advertised by the booking and had to join the general queue to get out tickets from the voucher. We drove to both sites and parking was easily found - even in the afternoon when it was quite busy at Pompeii.
The ticket collection can be confusing but ones you are in the correct line all went well. The site itself was amazing which we spent 6hrs taking in.
We loved everything. The shopping experience was easy and simple, what should be improved especially in this kind of places is the entrance. It doesn't make much sense to buy online and then wait in line if there is even a QR code. Other than that, perfect.
View original review in Spanish
A herculanum super experience We received our tickets by e-mail the day before and were able to go straight in. In Pompeii, however, we had to queue up again at the cash desk to transform our mail pass into a ticket with a qr code. It took us 1 hour
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Booked bus open 24 h. and transfer a/r Alibus Capodichino Naples all good.Courteous staff , chaotic city but unique in the world in many ways.
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The sight itself is stunning! However, I planned to buy a ticket to Pompeji online, but I was not able to do that. I had to buy a voucher and once there I was supposed to queue up and exchange the voucher for a ticket. Why?
Visiting Pompeii was a fantastic experience! Everything went smoothly, though, as expected, it was quite crowded with tourists. However, the journey from Naples was memorable – the train ride was made special by an accordionist playing traditional Italian music, and the passengers clapping along. I’m not sure if this happens all the time, but it added a lovely touch to the trip. Naples itself is vibrant, with delicious food and plenty to see. Pompeii is a treasure trove of history, offering stunning sights perfect for photos and an incredible opportunity to learn about the past. Highly recommended!
Pompeii was great and was good to have tickets in advance, though still had to queue to redeem. We opt out for tickets without the guide as we like to go at our own pace, but one day was not enough for us to see everything, and maybe next time we get the guide as well to learn more. Visit to archaeology museum is a must as well as many frescoes are on display there.
The site of Pompeï and Herculaneum were impressive and a must do when you visit Naples or like us, Rome. You really get the feeling when you walk around, what it would be like to live in that time and with the Vesuvius constant in your sight... it is just horrifiyng to imagine what happend almost 2000 years ago
Herculaneum is, as everyone told us, wonderful. Pompeii is so big and busy that it's quite tiring. But it was well worth it. We are from the UK and we have Roman remains at home, but nothing like this. Herculaneum is easy to access and the antiquarium is great. There are places to sit and just take it all in, whereas Pompeii is more full-on. The tickets worked well.
The history of this place is impressive, and I learned many more details and being there is an unforgettable experience because we could admire the greatness of the city that was and how they lived.
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Simple! Easy, quick access from the airport.
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Fantastic experience Excavation workers very nice.
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It was an unforgettable experience) beautiful, interesting! Take Hats and shirts with you in June!)
Everything went very well. I bought the tickets to Pomnei without queuing and it is really worth it especially in the hot season.
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It was easy to buy the tickets and once we figured out where we needed to go to pick them up, it was quite easy!
The perfectly preserved excavation sites in Pompeii...
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I like the story very much
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Tres beau site bien conserve interesant il etait tres en avance sur leur temps il leur manquait que internet
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Fast entry. Everything went really well. We'd love to do it again.
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Naples
Head to a city center location and hop onto your comfy coach, enjoying live onboard commentary all the way.
48.6 km
52 minutes
1
Sorrento
2 attractions
First stop, the limoncello paradise of Sorrento! Freely explore its narrow alleys and uncover precious finds.
1. Chiostro di San Francesco
Entry is free to this serene, leafy art center set in a 14th-century monastery! Soak in its corridors, courtyard, columns, and trees. All with unparalleled views till Vesuvius.
2. Vallone dei Mulini
Don't miss this mystical park set in an ancient gorge featuring an overgrown castle. It's straight out of a high-concept fantasy game!
14.1 km
29 minutes
2
Positano
2 attractions
Next up, the chic enclave of Positano. Take home a piece of its culture from local shops on historic piazzas, like 'Absolute Positano' which sells original art!
1. Arienzo Beach
The long climb down a lengthy staircase will be worth it to access this serene beach resting in a cozy bay.
2. La Scogliera Beach
This stunning seafront has all the amenities, exclusivity, and fun you need – and crystal blue waters perfect for a dip.
17.1 km
43 minutes
3
Amalfi
2 attractions
Take your time unraveling this coastal town set below steep cliffs, lined by quaint hued houses, and centered by the Sant'Andrea cathedral.
1. Torre dello Ziro
Climb a few minutes to view the multistoried watchtower that sits above Amalfi up close!
2. Chiostro del Paradiso
True to its name, this 13th-century Moorish cloister featuring 120 columns, lush gardens, and religious artifacts forms a tranquil paradise.
6.3 km
16 minutes
4
Ravello
1 attractions
At this enchanting commune, discover cliffside gardens and villas with sweeping views of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Giardini Principessa di Piemonte
A small yet stunning community garden just a short stroll from the city center, with panoramic views to be enjoyed from stone benches under the shade of swaying trees.
55.4 km
63 minutes
5
Naples
Naples
Get picked up from a central location, meet your guide, and set off via spacious coach to the Amalfi Coast!
48.6 km
52 minutes
1
Sorrento
2 attractions
First stop, the limoncello paradise of Sorrento! Brimming with historic gems along its narrow alleys.
1. Chiostro di San Francesco
Entry is free to this serene, leafy art center set in a 14th-century monastery!
2. Vallone dei Mulini
A mystical park set in an ancient gorge, featuring an overgrown castle. It's straight out of a high-concept fantasy game!
14.1 km
29 minutes
2
Positano
1 attractions
Next up, the chic enclave of Positano. Get authentic souvenirs from local shops on historic piazzas, like 'Absolute Positano' which sells original art!
1. Arienzo Beach
The long climb down a lengthy staircase could be worth it to access this serene beach resting in a cozy bay.
2. Lunch at Amalfi Coast
Lunch
Dig into a sumptuous local meal along the Amalfi Coast and take a relaxing break before heading to your next stop.
17.1 km
43 minutes
3
Amalfi
2 attractions
A charming village set below steep cliffs, lined by quaint hued houses, and centered by the Sant'Andrea cathedral.
Chiostro del Paradiso
A 13th century Moorish-style cloister featuring 120 columns, lush gardens, and religious artifacts.
Nearby things to do
61.7 km
79 minutes
4
Naples
Discover 3 seaside villages with round-trip transfers from Naples, customize for a guide!
Discover 3 seaside villages with round-trip transfers from Naples, customize for a guide!
Inclusions
Pompeii & Herculaneum or Vesuvius Day Trip (2-8 hr.)
Transfers in AC coach, Expert guide
Optional add-ons: Audio guide, Pompeii map, Access to Vesuvius, Lunch
Pompeii and Amalfi Coast Day Trip (8-9 hr.)
Stop in Positano, Transfers in AC coach, Expert guide
Optional add-ons: Visit to Ravello, Visit to Sorrento with lunch
Combo (Save 5%): Alibus One-Way Transfers + Pompeii Tickets (Flexible)
Alibus one-way transfers between Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal & Naples Maritime Station, Free Wi-Fi, Air-conditioned bus, Entry to Pompeii
Combo (Save 5%): Pompeii Tickets + Campania Express Naples to/from Pompeii
Entry to Pompeii, Campania Express Transfers, One-way train transfer to/from Porta Nolana train station and Pompei Scavi Villa Dei Misteri train station
Pompeii Tickets (Flexible)
Entry to Pompeii
Optional add-ons: Entry to the Ancient Pompeii Virtual Museum, Map of Pompei Archaeological site, Guidebook, Audio guide
Best for: Fast & convenient travel
Duration: 35-40 minutes
Closest station: Pompei Scavi-Villa dei Misteri station
Frequency: Every 30 minutes
Timings: 6:10 am - 10:17 pm
Cost: €3.60 one way
Best for: Budget travel
Duration: 40-50 minutes
Frequency: 6 times a day
Timings: 4:45 am - 3:20 pm
Cost: €3 - €11 one way
Best for: Flexible and comfortable travel
Duration: 30-40 minutes
Cost: Approx. €5-7 for parking, plus fuel
Pompeii is about 25 km from Naples, easily accessible by car, bus, or train.
The best way to get from Naples to Pompeii is via a guided tour. While most people usually take the Circumvesuviana train, as it is direct, affordable, and takes about 35 minutes, guided tours offer a seamless experience with round-trip transfers, skip-the-line entry, and expert guides. This way you can focus entirely on exploring Pompeii and gaining in-depth knowledge, enhancing your visit.
Pompeii is larger and offers a broader view of Roman urban life, with extensive ruins and plaster casts of victims. Herculaneum, on the other hand, is better preserved due to being buried under a thicker layer of ash, showcasing vibrant frescoes and intact wooden structures. Herculaneum also has fewer crowds, making it a more intimate experience.
Yes! We offer tours that cover both sites in one day, complete with transfers and expert guides.
Combining Pompeii with nearby attractions like Mount Vesuvius or Herculaneum is feasible but yes, it can be tiring. If you do plan to visit both Pompeii and Herculaneum, allocate a full day for a more relaxed experience. Consider your pace and energy levels, especially in the heat. Needless to say, bring along some refreshments and lots of water.
Guided tours can streamline your experience with convenient transportation, priority access and exclusive insights about historic Pompeii and its subsidiary sites like Herculaneum and Vesuvius. They are especially beneficial for first-time visitors.
There are limited food options within the archaeological site, so it’s advisable to bring snacks and water. After your visit, you can find restaurants in the nearby town of Pompeii.
Pompeii can be hot in summer (30°C/86°F or higher) and mild in spring and fall (15-25°C/59-77°F). Prepare by wearing comfortable clothing, sturdy shoes, and bringing sun protection and water. Spring and fall are ideal for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Comfortable shoes, sunscreen, water, and a hat are recommended.
Yes, children are welcome on the Naples to Pompeii day trip. However, keep in mind that the day can be long and involves a lot of walking, which may be tiring for younger children. The experience is best suited for kids aged 6 and up, who can appreciate the history and engage with the site.
While the core itinerary is set, customization is possible. Options include adding coastal stops like Sorrento, Amalfi, Herculaneum or exploring Mount Vesuvius. Some day trip options even offer lunch.
Yes, accessible pathways have been created for easier movement. Visitors with disabilities can enter Pompeii through the Piazza Anfiteatro entrance. But be mindful of areas that have uneven terrain and steps.
It’s recommended to book at least 2-3 weeks in advance during peak season (April to October) to secure your preferred tour or train tickets, especially for guided tours that may sell out quickly.