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Pick-up from your accommodation or nearest meeting point by your driver and guide. Drive along the Sorrento Coast and enjoy views of the bay of Naples on the way to Pompeii. Enjoy a 2 hours guided visit in the excavations with an expert and licensed local guide: discover the life of the Ancient Romans see the main public monuments, the Forum and some of the houses of the Pompeii ruins. Lunch stop is at the winery Bosco de’ Medici: great views of Mount Vesuvius: enjoy local cold cuts and cheeses; a traditional pasta dish with tomatoes sauce and a delicious dessert in jar. The lunch is accompanied by four wines of our own production. Visit the winery before or after the lunch. Relax on the way back to Sorrento.

Your tour is unique because it combines two world-famous archaeological sites with an authentic Vesuvian wine experience, all from the comfort of Sorrento. Explore the remarkably preserved streets, homes, and frescoes of Herculaneum and Pompeii, learning the stories of Roman life frozen in time by Mount Vesuvius. Then unwind at a scenic vineyard on the volcano’s slopes, tasting the celebrated Lacryma Christi wines and enjoying a traditional Italian lunch with stunning panoramic views. With a small group of max 19 people, this experience is intimate, relaxed, and unforgettable—perfect for travelers who want to blend history, culture, and gastronomy in one seamless day.

Positano, the most picturesque town of the Amalfi Coast resembles a waterfall cascading down to the sea. Visitors descend narrow pathways, perusing artisan workshops offering ceramics, fabled lemon products, and the distinct local style of dress. The gem of Amalfi is the oldest of Italy’s maritime republics. Whitewashed houses dotting the hillside are illuminated by the abundant sunshine that bathes the city. The basilica’s cupola is a reference to the Sicilian -Arabic influence that once dominated the area. For centuries it has been a popular destination due to its natural beauty and ideal climate. Pompeii is the most stunning archaeological site on the Italian Peninsula and one of the most visited. The ruins of Pompeii are an open air museum where visitors can go back in time and discover a city that had been buried in ashes until 1748. Visitors experience the city much as it existed more than 2000 years ago.