Guided tour of Pompeii – Sorrento and Positano

Why should you choose this tour ?

• A private tour offers a personalized experience, providing you with valuable insights as your expert, English-speaking guide will unveil hidden gems that are often overlooked in traditional guidebooks.
• Embark on an unforgettable day trip that takes you back to the Roman era as you explore the fascinating ruins of Pompeii. Unwind in the sun-drenched beauty of Positano and Sorrento, two of Southern Italy’s most stunning destinations. Enjoy the journey with an expert local guide and travel in comfort aboard a private, luxurious minivan.
• Explore the breathtaking Amalfi Coast, a UNESCO-listed gem, and the enchanting town of Sorrento on this specially curated guided day tour. Alongside picturesque vistas and charming villages, delve into history with a visit to the ancient ruins of Pompeii, transporting you back to the era of the Roman Empire—another remarkable UNESCO site.

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Meet your private English-speaking guide and driver, along with a Mercedes minivan, at your hotel at a time of your choice. Begin your journey with a transfer to the renowned Roman ruins of Pompeii. Here, accompanied by your personal archaeological guide, you will spend two hours exploring this extraordinary site, perfectly preserved over time.
Following your visit to Pompeii, travel by car to Sorrento, a charming town perched on the cliffs of the Bay of Naples. During your free time in Sorrento, you can take a leisurely stroll, capture its stunning scenery through your camera lens, or relax at a local pizzeria overlooking the picturesque Piazza Tasso . From Sorrento, continue to Positano along the stunning Amalfi Coast, where you will have the opportunity to wander through the town center at your own pace. Conclude your day with a return transfer to your hotel.

Sorrento and Positano:

Sorrento, perched on a high cliff at the heart of its peninsula, gazes out over the Gulf of Naples, with Mount Vesuvius rising majestically and the islands of Ischia and Procida gracing the horizon. Surrounding it are lush green villa gardens and citrus groves, while its center is a maze of narrow alleyways and bustling squares adorned with historic buildings. Among these is the birthplace of the renowned poet Torquato Tasso (1544-1595), alongside museums and artisanal workshops preserving local culture. Below, the inviting beaches of “Marina Piccola” and “Marina Grande” stretch along the coastline near the ports. The area is home to around a hundred hotels, some with proud histories spanning over two centuries.

Positano is situated on the western side of the captivating natural terrace overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, known as the Amalfi Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This enchanting region embodies the quintessential Mediterranean charm of southern Italy, with its whitewashed houses cascading towards the sea, picturesque beaches, and quaint alleys brimming with life. Here, visitors can enjoy a relaxed pace, explore stylish boutiques, savor delightful cafés and restaurants, and discover locations steeped in history.