Capri Sorrento and Pompeii Tour from Naples

Capri Sorrento and Pompeii Tour from Naples

This tour will start directly at the port of Naples to take you across the bay to the renowned Capri island, the little but unique island that is, at the same time, a wonderful experience for its natural limestone land and one of the most fashionable places in the world.
Upon arrival to this VIP island you will take the funicular up to reach the famed “Piazzetta”. After the visit of Capri island, take the hydrofoil to reach Sorrento, an attractive resort destination well located both as a springboard for a paradisiac sightseeing and as a place to simply enjoy and feel.
Your journey continues as you leave Sorrento behind and board a minibus to drive to Pompeii for a guided tour of the ruins. Stroll along the streets of the ancient city of Pompeii with its millennia-old houses, amphitheatres thermal baths and so on. Do not lose the opportunity to live this unbelievable journey to the past!

Itinerary
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Pass By: Piazza Umberto I, Via San Francesco 1, 80073, Capri, Island of Capri Italy

Discover "La Piazzetta", the main square of Capri also called "the little theatre of the world", where a few meters away from each other sit princesses of the Northern Kingdoms, American billionaires and common people.

Pass By: I Faraglioni, End of Via Tragara, Capri, Island of Capri Italy

Capri's most iconic sight is the dramatic Faraglioni, three towering rock formations which jut out from the Mediterranean just off the island's coast. Enjoy the panoramic view from the island.

Pass By: Piazza Tasso, 80067, Sorrento Italy

Piazza Tasso was built above one of the many "valloni", or small gorges, which have been carved out over time by streams rushing from the hills behind Sorrento down to the Mediterranean sea.

Pass By: Pompeii Archaeological Park, Porta Marina (via Villa dei Misteri), 80045 Pompeii Italy

Take the chance to visit in only 2 hours the ruins of the Roman city of Pompeii, the vast archaeological area under the UNESCO patronage.