Pompeii Day Trip

• Visit Pompeii from Rome. Join a private tour or small group tour to the archaeological site. A day trip from Rome to Pompeii is a great opportunity to experience another part of history. Leave the crowds and hustle & bustle of Rome behind. Enjoy a full day of action-packed sightseeing with an expert guide!

• Pompeii day trip from Naples. If you are staying in Naples, Pompeii tours are a must! There is only 25 km distance from Pompeii to Naples, and Circumvesuviana trains run every day. The Italian railway system can be tricky to navigate, so for a smooth hassle-free journey, book one of the many tours from the capital of Campania!

• Amalfi and Pompeii are both UNESCO World Heritage sites, famous for their beauty, history, and incredible views. Book one of the Pompeii tours from Rome that includes both destinations, and explore the magnificent Amalfi Coast with its beautiful plaster houses, historical monuments, and mesmerizing natural setting.

• Pompeii day tours with a visit to Sorrento and Positano are a must! To visit both Sorrento’s historical center and Positano, the jewel of the Amalfi Coast, go for a day trip from Naples to Pompeii. Enjoy private transportation and skip-the-line admission. Discover the best sites the Campania region has to offer!

As you visit Pompeii ruins, don’t forget to capture the best moments of your adventure:

• Take photos of your favorite monuments in the magnificent archeological park. Don’t miss the amazingly well-preserved frescoes in the Villa of the Mysteries (Villa dei Misteri)!

• For a beautiful group photo, head to the Basilica or Amphitheater, and snap a shot of some of the oldest constructions in Pompeii.

• If you have the energy after a long day in the ruins of Pompeii, climb up the surrounding hills. Enjoy breathtaking views across all of Campania!

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• Don’t take large bags, as they are not allowed into the park.

• The ancient Roman roads of Pompeii are not navigable on wheels. If you’re traveling with a stroller or in a wheelchair, follow a specially designed route. A free map of the route is provided at the park’s entrance.

• If you’re traveling with a baby, keep in mind that the archeological park has several baby changing areas, called Baby Points. There, you can feed and change your infant. 

• If the hunger starts kicking in, consider having a picnic in the park. The gastronomic offerings in the park are quite expensive, therefore, it’s best to buy food ahead of time, before traveling to Pompeii. 

• In Pompeii, temperatures can get very high, especially during the summertime. For the best experience, bring a hat, a small bottle of water; use sunscreen and wear comfortable shoes.