Day Trips from Positano to Salerno - page 2

A trip to the Amalfi Coast to be truly meaningful must touch more places that are part of this beautiful territory. You will visit the coast and the most spectacular places in the area, from Vietri sul Mare to Cetara, from Capo d'Orso to Minori, Atrani, Amalfi and Conca dei Marini. You can stop off the characteristic Furore Fjord, take a swim in the waters of Praiano and get lost in the famous shops of Positano. You will discover caves and natural beauties and have fun with our staff who will be ready to satisfy your every wish.

It is one of the most beautiful coast stretches in the world. The Amalfi Coast is one of those places that make you fall in love at first sight. Beautiful villages perched on the hills overlooking the sea, will enchant you. Get on board and experience a full day along the Amalfi Coast. Spend a day of pure relaxation, we will approach all the most beautiful points, with several stops for swim, snorkel, relax to the rhythm of music, have aperitifs and sipping prosecco. Take the chance to get-off for a while to have a walk and visit Positano or Amalfi.

Imagine a day that combines history, culture and taste in a unique experience: by booking our Pompeii and Wine tour on the slopes of Vesuvius, you will live an unforgettable adventure. In the morning, you will explore the extraordinary ruins of Pompeii with a private guide, discovering the secrets of an ancient city buried by the volcano. You will stroll through temples, theatres and houses filled with frescoes and mosaics, while your guide will reveal fascinating historical details and curiosities. In the afternoon, you will immerse yourself in the beauty of the vineyards on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, where an exciting tour of the rows awaits you and a tasting of fine local wines, including the famous Lacryma Christi, accompanied by typical local products. A complete experience that will make you live the history and tradition of Vesuvius in an authentic and engaging way. Do not miss this opportunity to discover Pompeii and the vineyards on the slopes of Vesuvius with an authorized Private Guide, with skip-the-line tickets included

Visit the archaeological site of Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius on this day trip from Sorrento. You'll learn about the excavations of the ancient Roman city that was destroyed by Vesuvius' volcanic eruption, and save time by bypassing the typically long entrance line. Booking this tour allows you to avoid the stress of renting a car or finding your own way to this popular Italian attraction.

Pompeii is one of the world’s most fascinating archaeological sites, but getting there—especially from Positano—is no easy task. Simplify your trip during this full-day guided tour with transportation by a climate-controlled vehicle. Skip potential ticket lines at the archaeological site and enjoy enriching commentary on the mysterious ancient town, preserved by volcanic ash for almost two thousand years. You’ll also visit the infamous Vesuvius volcano, where you can peer into the crater.

Travel in comfort and explore Pompeii at your own pace on this fully private, guided experience, including round-trip transportation from your hotel in Positano. Skip the lines and uncover the best of this ancient Roman city with an expert guide who will tailor the tour to your interests. After discovering the archaeological wonders, continue the day with a wine tasting on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius. Sample a curated selection of organic wines paired with local, seasonal dishes inspired by traditional Neapolitan cuisine. This private tour seamlessly combines history, culture, and gastronomy for an unforgettable experience.

Discover the tragic history of Pompeii on a full-day tour from Sorrento. The archaeological site, where an entire city was preserved by ash and lava after a devastating volcanic eruption in AD 79, might be world-famous, but you're sure to learn far more by exploring with a guide rather than alone. See excavated temples, homes, baths, and marketplaces, and then drive up the peak of nearby Mount Vesuvius for an up-close glimpse of the origins of the disaster.