VespAround
 
Pompeii - vesuvius
 

Pompeii lies about 13 miles southeast of Naples. This ancient Roman town was buried in 79 ad when Mt. Vesuvius (a still-active volcano) erupted. Pompeii is considered to be one of the few sites where an ancient city has been preserved in detail. It is a walking site where strolling around with our archaeologist-guide you’ll have the sense to be in a still alive ancient roman city.

It’s a Unesco World Heritage Site.


the ride from Pompeii to the volcano last 1 hour


Mount Vesuvius is best known for its eruption in Roman times described by Pliny the younger, when Pompeii and Herculaneum were engulfed. The eruption left a large crater that can still be visited today. It is a currently latent volcano whose last eruption happened in the 1944. At the top of the volcano is a crater rim that affords a view into the crater that still fumes slightly. Besides that you will have a stunning panorama overseeing the Bay of Naples, Capri, Ischia, the edge of the Sorrento coast and more. Everyone has to walk up the last 500m steeply uphill. Closed-in shoes are essential.


highlights


Pompeii: Forum markets, thermal baths, plaster casts, brothel, bakery, Faun’s house, temples, frescoes and much more..


Vesuvius: crater, different lava stones, the scarred landscape where the 1944 lava streams went downhill, The remains of the funicular railway built in 1870 (The song Funiculì, Funicula’ was written to commemorate the opening of the railway) and overall a stunning panorama.


itinerary

whole day tour about 7 hours

250 per person + 90 €*guided tour of pompeii

*to be shared among the participants


we pick you up and drop off at your accomodation


transfer to Pompeii or Vesuvius (depends on departure location) - Pompeii tour (2 h) - Vesuvius tour (1,5 h) - pizza break (1h) - back to start (dependes on departure location)

We organize guided tours for singles, couples and groups on modern or vintage vespas!


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The route is about 
35 km/21 miles