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De la Roma: Sorrento & Pompei Tur ghidat

Alegeți comoditatea în timp ce vă îndreptați spre Pompei cu un autobuz AC din capitala Italiei și ocoliți cozile.

Săriți peste cozile lungi și intrați direct în situl arheologic Pompei.
Explorați casele vechi, brutăriile și băile publice în cadrul unui tur ghidat în limba preferată.
Bucurați-vă de o degustare de limoncello de la un producător local din Sorrento.
Un ghid turistic vorbitor de limbă engleză este inclus pentru a asigura o experiență fără probleme și puteți face upgrade la un ghid arheolog pentru o înțelegere mai profundă.

Alegeți comoditatea în timp ce vă îndreptați spre Pompei cu un autobuz AC din capitala Italiei și ocoliți cozile.

Săriți peste cozile lungi și intrați direct în situl arheologic Pompei.
Explorați casele vechi, brutăriile și băile publice în cadrul unui tur ghidat în limba preferată.
Bucurați-vă de o degustare de limoncello de la un producător local din Sorrento.
Un ghid turistic vorbitor de limbă engleză este inclus pentru a asigura o experiență fără probleme și puteți face upgrade la un ghid arheolog pentru o înțelegere mai profundă.

Elemente incluse

Bilete cu intrare rapidă la Pompei
Transferuri dus-întors de la Roma într-un autocar cu aer condiționat
Degustare de Limoncello din Sorrento
Lider de tur vorbitor de limbă engleză
Ghid arheolog profesionist (conform opțiunii selectate)
Audio ghid în italiană, franceză, germană, portugheză, poloneză, chineză, rusă și japoneză (conform opțiunii selectate)
Căști audio (conform opțiunii selectate)

Elemente excluse

Mâncare și băuturi

Debarcări la hotel

Sfat: Dacă doriți să experimentați cultura ascunsă a Pompei, vizitați bordelul Lupanare, cu fresce explicite care aruncă lumină asupra normelor socio-sexuale romane antice.
Această experiență nu este accesibilă pentru scaune cu rotile și cărucioare/landouri.
Itinerariul se poate modifica în funcție de condițiile meteorologice.
Asigurați-vă că numele complete ale pasagerilor sunt furnizate pentru rezervare.
Pentru a intra în tur este necesară o carte de identitate valabilă sau un pașaport.

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Colleen

Jun 2022

We had a lovely time on the tour. Positano is absolutely the beautiful. Our guide at Pompeii (I believe his name was Vincenzo) was fantastic. His passion for his culture was palpable. It was a perfect day!

Schaap,

Oct 2020

Special praise for the guide! She made the day even more special with her enthusiasm, knowledge and great stories. My daughter can truly recommend th pompeii trip.

Marina

Feb 2024

La vista panorámica de nápoles en autobús y las indicaciones de la guía fueron fantástics. Nos pareció un timo el restaurante. La visita a Pompeya muy bien

Aron

Oct 2022

Sehr gut organisiert. Der deutsche guide für den Bus war erkrankt, aber André, der spanische Guide, hat sich sehr viel Mühe gegeben, uns Deutsche zumindest auf Englisch zu führen. Das hat super geklappt. Vittorio, der deutsche Guide in Pompeji und Neapel, hat den Ausflug für uns einzigartig gemacht. Sehr fundiert und begeistert führte er uns und verlor nie den Blick für seine Gruppe und ihre Interessen oder Bedürfnisse. Ein absolutes Juwel unter den Tourguides, dem man die Begeisterung für das, was er zeigt, sofort anmerkt. Vielen Dank für dieses tolle Erlebnis! Wir werden es weiterempfehlen!

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Why go on a Rome to Naples day trip?

Access is a breeze

Naples, a 2-hour train ride from Rome, awards an enticing mix of culture, history, and food into the perfect day trip package. High-speed trains make it a breeze to explore this vibrant city.

Catacombs of San Gennaro interior with marble ceilings and tiled floors.

Pizza-making class participants kneading dough in Naples, Italy.

Aerial view of Mount Vesuvius crater, Naples, Italy.

Small group of tourists enjoying a guided tour of Naples, Italy.

Highlights of Naples

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Naples National Archaeological Museum

*Historical landmarks, Cultural experience
*See one of Italy’s top museums! From Pompeii’s frescoes to Herculaneum’s sculptures, it’s a time-traveling adventure into ancient Roman life.

Spaccanapoli

*Cultural experience, Shopping essentials, Off-beat experience
*Wander down this lively street and dive into Naples’ heart! With quirky shops, irresistible bakeries, and lively street vibes, it’s an authentic taste of local culture.

Castel dell'Ovo

*Historical landmarks, Outdoor activities
*Walk along the coast and explore this ancient seaside castle with epic views of the Bay of Naples. History, views, and sea breeze all in one spot!

Piazza del Plebiscito

*Historical landmarks, Cultural experience
*Big, bold, and beautiful! This grand square is perfect for people-watching, with the Royal Palace and Basilica adding to the drama.

Galleria Umberto I

*Shopping essentials, Cultural experience
*Shop in style under a glass dome! Take a breather with coffee or pastry while appreciating the architecture in this historic gallery.

Sansevero Chapel

*Historical landmarks, Cultural experience
*Art lovers, this one’s for you! Don’t miss the jaw-dropping Veiled Christ and other masterpieces that make this chapel a must-see.

Via San Gregorio Armeno

*Shopping essentials, Cultural experience
*Looking for a unique souvenir? This street is your go-to for handcrafted nativity scenes and a glimpse of local craftsmanship at its finest.

Toledo Metro Station

*Cultural experience, Outdoor activities
*Even the metro is an experience! Toledo is one of Europe’s most beautiful stations, with art and design that'll make your ride feel like a mini adventure.

Castel Nuovo (Maschio Angioino)

*Historical landmarks, Cultural experience
*Step inside this medieval castle that’s been around for centuries. From the architecture to the history, there’s so much to discover—don’t miss the guided tours!

Gran Caffè Gambrinus

Culinary adventures
Satisfy your sweet tooth with a Neapolitan espresso and classic pastries like rum baba and sfogliatella. It’s the perfect place for a delicious break!

Santa Chiara Monastery

*Historical landmarks, Cultural experience
*Escape the hustle and bustle in this peaceful monastery, known for its stunning cloisters and colorful majolica tiles.

Sunset at Castel Sant'Elmo

*Outdoor activities, Cultural experience
*Take the funicular to this hilltop fortress and catch one of the best sunsets in Naples. The views are breathtaking, and the photo ops are endless.

Best ways to reach Naples from Rome

Italo train stationed at Rome platform for travel to Naples.

Best for: Quick and comfortable travel with frequent departures.

Travel time: Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.

Frequency: Around 108 trains per day (including both Italo and Trenitalia services).

Timings: 5:30am - 10:40pm

High-speed trains like Italo and Frecciarossa offer a swift journey with modern amenities.
Depart from either Roma Termini or Roma Tiburtina, arriving at Napoli Centrale.
Tickets can be booked online in advance for better prices, often starting from around €9.90.

Rome city bus navigating historic streets, showcasing local transportation.

Best for: Budget travelers looking for economical options.

Travel time: Approximately 3-4 hours, depending on traffic.

Frequency: Several services daily, with companies like FlixBus and Itabus operating routes.

Timings: 4:15am - 11:15pm

Buses usually leave from Roma Tiburtina Station, with additional options like Roma Termini and Roma Ostiense, all accessible via public transport.
In Naples, buses arrive at locations like Capodichino Airport Terminal, Piazza Garibaldi, or central bus stations, offering easy city access. Book tickets online or at the station.
Prices range from €2 (early booking) to €10–€24, depending on service and timing. Arrive 30 minutes early for smooth boarding.

Couple driving a car on a scenic road trip from Rome to Naples.

Best for: Travelers seeking flexibility and the option to explore along the way.

Travel time: Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, depending on traffic.

The drive covers about 240 km (149 miles) via the A1 motorway.
Parking is available in Naples, but it can be limited in busy areas, so plan accordingly.
Be prepared for potential tolls along the route, and familiarize yourself with local driving regulations.

Guide with small tour group at Vatican musuem

Best for: Those looking for a comprehensive experience with guided insights.

Guided tours generally include round-trip transportation from Rome in an air-conditioned coach, often with skip-the-line access at major attractions like Pompeii or Mount Vesuvius.

Tours typically last around 12 to 14 hours, allowing ample time for exploration and lunch breaks.

This option is ideal for travelers who want a structured experience without the hassle of planning logistics.

Best time to take Rome to Naples day trip

Peak season vs. Off-season:
Peak season (late May to September) means more tourists, higher prices, and longer waits at attractions. But if you prefer a quieter trip, the off-season (November to February) offers fewer crowds, lower costs, and a more relaxed vibe. Perfect for budget travelers or those who like it peaceful!

Climate considerations:
Summer in Naples = hot and sticky, with temps often above 30°C (86°F). Spring and fall are perfect for exploring, with milder weather ideal for walking tours. Winter is mild but rainy—great for festive vibes and local celebrations without the crowds!

Make the most of your Rome to Naples day trip

Neapolitan pizza with fresh basil and mozzarella in Naples, Italy.

Pizza Napoletana: The iconic thin-crust pizza topped with San Marzano tomatoes, mozzarella di bufala, basil, and olive oil.
Spaghetti alla Puttanesca: A bold pasta dish with tomatoes, olives, capers, garlic, and anchovies.
Frittatina di Pasta: Deep-fried pasta pockets with béchamel sauce, provolone, and peas. Perfect for a snack on the go!
Cuoppo Napoletano: A cone of fried goodies like calamari, shrimp, and zucchini flowers.
Impepata di Cozze: Steamed mussels with garlic, black pepper, and parsley, served with crusty bread.
Sfogliatella: A flaky pastry filled with sweet ricotta and hints of orange blossom or cinnamon.
Baba al Rum: A rum-soaked sponge cake, small but mighty in flavor.

3 girls enjoying Italian pizza in restaurant

L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele: 550 m away from city center. Known as one of the best pizzerias in Naples, it serves traditional Neapolitan pizza with a simple menu focused on quality. Expect a wait, but it’s worth it!
Sorbillo: Another legendary pizzeria, 7 km away from city center, that’s popular with locals and tourists alike. Their pizzas are made with fresh ingredients and have a deliciously crispy crust.
Mimì alla Ferrovia: This traditional restaurant, 180 m away from city center, has been serving classic Neapolitan dishes since 1943. It’s an excellent place to try local specialties in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Trattoria Da Pasqualino: A hidden gem, 350 km away from city center, known for its homemade pasta dishes. The friendly staff can recommend dishes based on your preferences, making it a delightful dining experience.
Gran Caffè Gambrinus: A historic café, 2.7 km away from city center, perfect for a coffee break or a light snack. Try their famous sfogliatella pastry alongside an espresso for an authentic Neapolitan treat.

Budget hotels in Naples with modern amenities.

Centro Storico (Historic Center): The heart of Naples, filled with historic landmarks and lively streets. Perfect for first-timers exploring iconic spots like the Duomo and Archaeological Museum. Stay options: Hotel Piazza Bellini, Decumani Hotel De Charme.
Spanish Quarter (Quartieri Spagnoli): Vibrant local culture and street food in narrow, buzzing streets. Ideal for immersing in the city's authentic life. Stay options: Hotel Europeo & Flowers, B&B Il Canto delle Sirene.
Chiaia: Upscale area with chic cafes, high-end shopping, and serene Bay of Naples views. A quieter escape from the bustling city center. Stay options: Grand Hotel Parker's, Hotel Palazzo Alabardieri.
Vomero: Residential charm with parks, panoramic views, and great dining. Perfect for a relaxed, quieter vibe close to the city. Stay options: Hotel Cimarosa, Hotel Villa Maria.
Posillipo: Coastal tranquility with stunning bay vistas. Great for escaping the city buzz while staying connected. Stay options: Grand Hotel Vesuvio, B&B Villa Luisa.
Port of Naples: Perfect for island-hopping or Amalfi Coast excursions. Offers convenience and proximity to transport hubs. Stay options: Hotel Excelsior, B&B Napoli Centrale.

Person walking on cobblestone street in comfortable shoes, historic city center.

Aim to take one of the earliest trains from Rome to Naples. This allows you to arrive by around 9am, giving you a full day to explore. The high-speed trains are efficient and will get you there in about 1 hour and 10 minutes.
After visiting major attractions, take a break at a café or piazza. Enjoy a coffee at historic spots like Gran Caffè Gambrinus, where you can also try a rum baba for dessert.
If you want a more structured experience, consider joining a guided tour that includes both Naples and Pompeii. This can provide valuable context and skip-the-line access, allowing you to make the most of your visit.
Venture into neighborhoods like Spaccanapoli for authentic experiences away from the tourist crowds. Here, you can find local shops, artisan workshops, and charming streets filled with character.
Wear comfortable shoes as you'll likely be doing a lot of walking on cobblestone streets. Dress in layers, as temperatures can vary throughout the day.

Frequently asked questions about a Rome to Naples day trip

How far is Naples from Rome?

Naples is about 213 km (132 miles) from Rome by road, making it a quick trip by high-speed train or bus.

Is a half-day trip to Naples enough?

A half-day visit can give you a glimpse of Naples’ highlights, but to truly experience its charm, a full day is recommended. With at least 6–8 hours, you can explore popular landmarks, enjoy authentic Neapolitan food, and soak in the city's atmosphere.

Will I get free time during the trip?

Yes! Our tours have balance structured itineraries with free time for you to explore at your own pace.

Can I combine Naples with other destinations in a day?

Definitely. Many day trips pair Naples with nearby attractions like Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius, or Sorrento. Just keep in mind that adding extra destinations may limit your time to explore Naples itself.

Is it possible to visit Naples’ underground attractions in a day?

Yes, you can include sites like Napoli Sotterranea (Naples Underground) if you plan ahead. Keep in mind that these tours take time, so prioritize them if they’re a must-see for you.

How easy is it to get around Naples?

Naples’ historic center is walkable, but public transport and taxis are available if needed. For convenience, guided tours often include transportation.

What should I pack for the trip?

Wear comfortable walking shoes, carry sunscreen, a refillable water bottle, and a light jacket for cooler months. Don’t forget your camera for those stunning views!

What happens if my train is delayed or canceled?

Check the Trenitalia or Italo websites for updates. Tickets can often be exchanged for the next train or refunded if necessary.