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Pompeii and Herculaneum are among the world’s most important Roman archaeological sites, but the ruins can be hard to interpret to the untrained eye. With this tour, take a deep dive into ancient history by visiting both sites with an archaeologist guide. Learn about the history and architecture of these two cities buried by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in AD 79, taking in the highlights in just a few hours.

Visit Europe’s largest archeological site and one of Italy’s top attractions on this half-day Naples shore excursion to Pompeii. Your expert local guide offers a comprehensive look at the haunting highlights of Pompeii. See the thermal baths, the Forum, and Lupanare on this tour that is not to be missed, and explore worry-free thanks to Viator’s guaranteed on-time arrival to your ship. If time in Naples is limited, this it the best way to see it all!

Discover all of Southern Italy’s iconic landmarks in a single day when you combine a Naples city tour with a stop at the infamous Pompeii. This popular shore excursion is an easy way for time-crunched passengers arriving in Naples to experience local life and culture, as well as see one of the largest archeological sites in all of Europe. This tour includes round-trip transport from port, as well as guaranteed on-time return to the ship. Highlights include stunning panoramic views from the Posillipo terrace, a guided tour of Pompeii, and stops at the Royal Palace, Church of St Francesco di Paula, the Thermal Baths and the Cathedral of Naples.

Visit Pompeii with a private guide and explore the ruins of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed archaeological site. Once a thriving Roman town, Pompeii was buried beneath a blanket of volcanic rubble for centuries after the AD79 eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. Pay your entrance fee direct, then head inside to learn all about it as you wander amid ancient streets and relics. Later, you'll soak up views of the infamous volcano from the bell tower of the Sanctuary of the Madonna of the Rosary.

Spend a day exploring Mt. Vesuvius and the ruins of Pompeii while in port in Naples. Led by an expert guide, see the largest archaeological site in Europe as you tour Pompeii's Thermal Baths, Lupanare brothel, and the Forum. Afterward, break for a pizza lunch before hiking to the summit of Mt. Vesuvius, the volcano responsible for Pompeii’s destruction in AD 79. Peer into the mouth of the crater and enjoy sweeping views of the Bay of Naples.

Sip wine on the slopes of Mt. Vesuvius during a lunch and wine tasting session. With a guide, you'll travel from the station near the Pompeii ruins to a family-owned winery in the volcanic hills. Meet the owners over a welcome drink, then tour the vineyard before you savor a 4-course lunch made with ingredients from the estate. Each course is paired with wine to complement the flavors, and you'll learn about wine growing in the region as you eat.

Explore the incredible excavation sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, as well as the volcano that buried both cities in the first century, on this private tour. Drive to nearly the top of Mt. Vesuvius for a walk to the crater. Travel back in time to see what remains of Herculaneum and Pompeii, both cities remarkably well-preserved by the volcanic eruption. If you'd like to know more about the history of the sites, upgrade your tour to include a guide.

The ancient city of Pompeii is home to some of Italy’s most impressive Roman ruins and a private tour is the best way to maximize your time. Enjoy the undivided attention of your guide as you explore the UNESCO-listed ruins, learn more about Roman life as you stroll around the Forum, and see the world’s oldest surviving Roman amphitheater.

It is a tour that differs from many other tours as it lasts three hours and therefore you will have the chance to have a deeper knowledge of the ancient ruins of Pompeii. The Guide is a local, experienced and authorized person. It will help you visit the most hidden places by describing the places visited and telling about the culture, the stories and the traditions of the splendid Roman society of 2000 years ago