Mount Vesuvius

Hop aboard a comfy minivan from Pompeii and explore the most famous active volcano in the world.

Skip the lines to enter Mount Vesuvius, and then get dropped off at an altitude of 1000m to begin your ascent.

Hike up to the top of the crater to admire the Gulf of Naples and the Campania hinterland, upgrade to watch it painted in colors of sunset.

Gaze right at the Grand Cone with a volcanological guide by your side! Choose this option if you want to learn more about volcanic impact.

Fun fact: You'll pass the world's oldest volcanological monitoring center, covering the areas of Mount Vesuvius, the Phlegraean Fields, and Ischia.

Experience swift entry with skip-the-line tickets to Mount Vesuvius, complete with a leisurely round-trip bus service from Naples.

Ascend to the Great Cone with your volcanological guide amid captivating vistas of the Bay of Naples’ islands and Pompeii.

At this vital segment of the Campanian volcanic arc, see the magma remains of the last eruption!

Elevate your adventure by opting for an insightful audio guide in 5 languages

Fun fact: The Mount Vesuvius park area is home to around 150 bird species! Bring along your camera to capture raptors like falcons and buzzards.

Explore Vesuvius and Herculaneum or Pompeii in a single day with round-trip transfers and audio guides.

Upgrade to visit all three, or try out a small-group tour of Vesuvius and Pompeii!

Scale the Vesuvian crater and uncovers its fascinating geology with an expert volcanological guide.

Marvel at the impressive frescoes, mosaics, and architecture preserved by the 79 AD eruption at both Pompeii and Herculaneum.

Fun fact: The legendary rock band, Pink Floyd, recorded a concert film at the Pompeii Archaeological Park, back in 1972.

Round-trip transfers from Naples and skip-the-line access ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit to these iconic historical sites.

Feel the excitement of hiking up the Vesuvian crater with a volcanological guide and take in breathtaking panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples.

Uncover the wonders of Roman history at Herculaneum, where you’ll find exquisitely preserved relics and ancient scrolls at the Villa dei Papyri.

Or, explore Pompeii, a city once bustling with everything from public baths to markets and even brothels, a vivid snapshot of ancient life.

Did you know? Volcanic soil can be highly fertile! Fruits and vegetables – from pears to broccoli, are grown on the slopes of Vesuvius.

Step into the past with a guided Pompeii tour from Naples, with the choice to explore Herculaneum’s buried city or hike up Mount Vesuvius’ crater.

Bypass the long queues to enter straight into the archaeological site of Pompeii, with convenient round-trip transfers from Naples.

Upgrade to peak into the fabric of everyday ancient Roman life at Herculaneum, another victim of volcanic preservation.

You can also opt for a hike up the majestic Mt. Vesuvius.

Discover valuable treasures like the world’s oldest surviving amphitheater that have been perfectly preserved since their discovery in the 18th century.

Experience the ruins of Pompeii with a guided tour and hassle-free transfers from Sorrento, with the option to hike to Mount Vesuvius' crater.

Travel easily between Sorrento and Pompeii with convenient round-trip transfers.

Bypass the crowds and enjoy a seamless visit to Pompeii with skip-the-line access.

Stroll through the streets on an insightful walking tour and learn about the historic attractions with the help of a licensed guide.

Enjoy an optional visit to Mt. Vesuvius, hike to the crater at 1,280m, and enjoy stunning Gulf of Naples views.

Relax your legs in a comfortable minivan before your biking excursion, following a hassle-free pick-up from your hotel.

Witness the dramatic change in the surroundings as you reach the top and continue the tour on foot all the way to the crater.

Walk along the crater and learn about the historical and geological significance of the area from the English/Italian-speaking guide.

Did you know that Pompeii and Herculaneum were shaken by several earthquakes, a fair sign of a devastating volcano about to erupt, only people did not know about it at the time.