Dear Guests, this private day tour has been designed for those who wish to enjoy one of the most beautiful archaeological sites of the world, Pompeii, then the beauty of the mediterranean sea, and the savour of a cousine renowned all over the world!
 
You will be met by an English speaking driver, born and residing in Naples, and transferred to a Pompeii where with a local guide, booked by us from your specific request, licensed and born in the site of Naples, or by your-self, you will enjoy the spectacular site of an ancient roman town. 
(The guided tour lasts 2 hrs approximately).

The catastrophic eruption of Mont Vesuvius of 79 a.d. caused the destruction of the city but, miraculously, thanks to the layers of pumice and volcanic ash that fell upon, we are still able to admire original roman structures.
But the disaster also preserved a bit of Roman life.
The buildings, graphics, artifacts and bodies forever frozen offer a unique window on the ancient world: Pompeii is a frozen moment of history!
The all morning will almost be spent here and later on the tour will continue on with the visit of the picturesque village of Sorrento, famous because of its cliffs and being refuge of Caruso the tenor! Here you will have time for some lunch, limoncello tasting and picture taken from the public villa.

Then the diver will take you to the port and help with doing tickets for the ferry boat or hydrofoil (at your preference), where you will set off on your own to explore the island of Capri, that has been visited over the centuries by intellectuals artists and writers, all enthralled by its magical beauties.
It is just a 20-minute fast boat ride from the port of Sorrento, so no time is wasted.
In the roman time Capri became summer resort, beginning from Augustust who built temples, villas and aquetucts, planting gardens so he could enjoy his paradise.
The center of Capri is the Piazza, all over the island are 12 churchs, 7 museums and several monuments. The most visited attraction is the Grotta Azzurra (Blue Grotto); it is a special cave discovered in the 19^th century by foreign tourists and has been regarded a phenomenon ever since. On one side of the Grotto are the remains of an ancient roman rock with a narrow cavern.

There are no cars on the main part of Capri and it is served by ferry boats or hydrofoils from Naples and the Sorrentine peninsula. Boats arrive in the morning and leave in the afternoon (3 or 4 pm)
Your excursion will end up right in Sorrento when the driver at 2 pm take you to the port to lead you to get ferry to Capri.

We suggest wearing comfortable shoes and appropriate clothes.