Mt Vesuvius Tours and Tickets

Explore the infamous volcano Mt Vesuvius up close on this 4-hour tour from Sorrento. Watch the Italian countryside glide by the window of an air-conditioned coach as you make your way up the slopes of Mt Vesuvius. This is the volcano that buried Pompeii and Herculaneum in hot ash in 79 AD, and from its summit you can see not only the immense crater but also excellent views over the Mediterranean Sea. Skip-the-Line entrance fee to Mt Vesuvius not included.

You will experience the feeling of being close to nature, far from the mundane life and surrounded by the sound of the birds and your horse on the Vesuvius mountain. The ride is suitable both for beginners and experts - we will be there to help you! You will receive a small training and you'll be guided throughout this exciting excursion. Our experience will start with a tour of our Ranch, you will have the possibility to approach to all the animals we have,then we will jump on the horses and have a little training, finally the real fun will begin!  For the finale we will have spread of locally cured meats, cheeses and produce, paired with wine made from neighboring vineyards

Visit the ruins of Pompeii and the top of Mt. Vesuvius on a 7-hour tour from Naples. Learn about the history of the ancient Roman city and its destruction more than 2,000 years ago, and gain insight into the geology of the region from an archaeological guide and a volcanologist guide. Includes round-trip transportation from central Naples.

Get out of Rome for a day to see more of Italy on this tour to Naples and the ruins of Pompeii. In the port city of Naples, you'll explore on foot to take in the sights of the historical center and the bustling atmosphere of daily life here. Then continue around the Gulf of Naples to Pompeii, where you'll observe a city frozen in time through the archaeological excavations. Learn about the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD that destroyed this ancient city, covering it in ash.

Leave the busy city of Rome behind for a day long excursion to the Amalfi Coast. This private tour gives you the option to travel at a leisurely pace, with lots of stops for photos and to take in the gorgeous views of the Italian countryside and coastline. Explore Positano, then head to the foot of Vesuvius for a wine tasting and lunch you won't soon forget.  

Discover the wonder of Europe's only active volcano on this Mt Vesuvius and Pompeii day trip from Naples. Follow your local guide through the ancient ruins of this UNESCO World Heritage-listed city. Enjoy a traditional Italian pizza lunch with your small group and then hike to the top of the notorious volcano, where you'll find stunning views of the Bay of Naples and the surrounding landscapes.

Travel to one of the world's most infamous volcanoes to see the crater up close with this half-day tour to Mt Vesuvius from Sorrento. Learn about the volcano's history from an expert guide as you drive to the uppermost parking area on the mountain. Walk from there to the very top for incomparable views - weather permitting - over Naples and across the bay. See the smoke rising from the crater of this sleeping volcano.

Full Day Tour with private transfer service, departing from Rome to Costiera Amalfitana, one of the most beautiful and colorful areas of Italy!

Visit two of Italy's UNESCO World Heritage listed attractions on this full-day shore excursion from Naples. Journey along the picturesque Amalfi Coast; enjoy free time to explore the hilltop towns of Positano and Sorrento; then marvel at the archeological wonders of ancient Pompeii.

Spend a half-day exploring the ancient volcano that made Pompeii a household name with this 4-hour coach trip to Mt Vesuvius from Sorrento. Travel in comfort from central Sorrento to the uppermost parking area on the volcano, near an extinct outer crater. Walk from there to the crater of the still-active volcano to learn about the history of Mt Vesuvius. Stop on the trip back to Sorrento to visit a mineralogical museum.

Discover the majestic and tragic history of Pompeii on a full-day tour from Sorrento. Visit the fascinating archaeological site, where an entire city was preserved by ash and lava after a devastating volcanic eruption in 79 AD. See excavated temples, homes, baths and marketplaces on a guided tour, and then drive up the peak of nearby Mount Vesuvius for an up-close glimpse of the origins of the disaster. Hike to the crater's edge if you like, and enjoy stunning panoramic views of Pompeii from the summit.

Enjoy a private walking tour through the eerily well-preserved ancient Roman city of Herculaneum. Walk through the impressive archaeological site buried in the same volcanic eruption as Pompeii for a look at how the ancient Romans lived. See how frescoes, mosaics and even some wooden items were preserved.

See the impressive volcano of Mt Vesuvius up close with this 4-hour tour from Sorrento. Ride up most of the mountain, then hike to the crater's edge for amazing views.

Step back in time to the year 79 AD, when the ancient city of Pompeii was immortalized by the eruption of nearby Mt Vesuvius. On this 6-hour tour from Sorrento, travel by air-conditioned coach to the archaeological site and explore 2,000-year-old villas, temples and frescoes with a guide. After the adventure, unwind at a winery located on the slopes of the notorious volcano. Taste regional wines, including the Lacryma Christi varietal, and enjoy a picnic lunch of fresh local products.

Visit the ruins of the ancient Roman town of Herculaneum on your own so youu do not have to follow the rhythm of group. Enjoy wine tasting before to reach Mount Vesuvius.  Walk up to the crater of the volcano that destroyed the town nearly 2,000 years ago. Highlights : - Enjoy skip-the-line entry to the ruins of Herculaneum and visit them in autonomy - Take a walk up to the crater of Mt. Vesuvius - Marvel at the spectacular views from the top of the volcano

This 4-hour tour of Herculaneum leaves from Sorrento and takes you on a historical journey you won't soon forget. With a knowledgeable guide at your side the entire time, you'll visit the famed archaeological site where a once-thriving port town existed until it was buried by the Mt Vesuvius volcanic explosion of 79 AD. See the amazing mosaics in the public bath and the gymnasium. Stroll through the streets and gawk at the ruins and statues that survived the eruption. Get a glimpse of what daily life was like and learn all about the history of the area.

Get an up-close look at the ancient aristocratic city of Herculaneum and the mighty volcano that buried it on this full-day tour from Sorrento. Travel by air-conditioned coach to the UNESCO-listed archaeological site, where you can admire remarkably well-preserved villas, baths and frescoes frozen in time by volcanic debris. Afterwards, ascend Mt Vesuvius itself for panoramic views of the ruins and coast, and take an optional trek to the summit to peer into the mouth of the destructive crater.

Explore the ruins of Pompeii with skip-the-line access to the archaeological site. Drive through a National Park and enjoy stunning views over the bay of Naples. Visit Mount Vesuvius and walk along the path towards the volcano's crater. Highlights : - Round trip transportation by shuttle bus - Skip-the-line access to the ruins of Pompeii - Drive through a Natural Park and access to the crater of volcano

For a more unique Pompeii experience, take this private day trip that includes the use of a 3D virtual reality headset. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site with a licensed guide to see Pompeii as it once was, just before it was covered in volcanic ash from the eruption of Mt Vesuvius. As you wear the headset, watch 2- to 6-minute historical re-creations of the main points of interest. You'll also be driven up Mt Vesuvius itself, where you can walk to the top of the volcano and visit the crater.

Get up close to fiery Mt. Vesuvius on a 4-hour tour from Naples. After traveling to the highest vehicle-accessible point, you'll hike for 25 minutes up a mountain path to the crater's lip. Peer deep into the earth, then gaze outwards at the Bay of Naples as a volcanologist explains the volcano's history and the devastating impact of its AD 79 eruption. Numbers are limited to just 25 people.