Private day tour from Naples with your local guide to visit the island of Capri, the charming Sorrento and the archaeological site of the ancient roman town of Pompeii with skip the line tickets to avoid long queues.
For your comfort, on the mainland private driver from Naples to Pompeii and to the port of Sorrento from where you will reach the island of Capri with the local public boats.
Your Private Day Tour of Capri and Pompeii starts from the lobby of your hotel in Naples or at disembrak from your cruise ship where you meet your personal guide and your private driver.
From Naples reach Pompeii archeological site where your private expert guide will take in a walking tour around the “ruins” to visit the interiors of the homes of Pompeii’s citizens and the ancient streets and the most relevant highlights. The Villa of the Mysteries, the Forum, the Amphitheatre. The frescoes and the ancient inns (Thermopolium) where the foreigners arrived in Pompeii could eat and buy wines.
You will visit the ruins of this important Roman town of about 20.000 inhabitants, destroyed and buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in the morning of the August 24th 79 A.D. and preserved by the eruption exactly how it was completely covered in 30 feet of volcanic ash.
From Pompeii, your private driver driving along the Sorrentine coast will take you to the Sorrento port where you leave the private vehicle to reach the isle of Capri with your private guide boarding on a local public boat / hydrofoil.
Once in Capri will worth a visit to the Grotta Azzurra (the Blue Grotto) where the sunlight passing through an underwater cavity and shining through the seawater creates a blue reflection that illuminates the cave, the Blue Grotto is considered the most famous tourist attractions of the isle and is reachable sea conditions permitting.
In the historical centre of Capri a tour around the famous “piazzetta” and a visit to the Garden of Augustus, a well-kept garden with an incomparable panoramic view.
Just few steps from the garden of Augustus you could indulge yourself in a stop at the shop of perfumes Carthusia where the perfumes are still product with the same methods once used by the Carthusian monks of the isle of Capri.
Tour ends with your return in Naples.
HIGHLIGHTS:
• Pick up at in Naples
• Private expert local guide for the day
• Explore the ruins of the ancient roman town of Pompeii
• Enjoy of the most beautiful beauties of Capri
• Drop off in Naples
DETAILS
Duration:
8 hours
Pick up Time:
Morning - you can request whatever start time you like.
Pick up and Drop off Point:
At the lobby of your hotel in Naples or at disembark of cruise ship
Price include:
- Private transportation where foreseen with private Mercedes vehicle
- Professional English speaking driver.
- Full day professional private guide
- Skip the line tickets in Pompeii
Price does not include:
- Gratuities (optional)
- Meals and Beverage
- Hydrofoil tickets from Sorrento to Capri and from Capri to Naples.
- Transportation in Capri.
- Admission fees to Blue Grotto in Capri
Note:
More of 6 people rates on request
F.A.Q.
- Can you walk everywhere in Capri?
Capri, a picturesque island in the Bay of Naples, offers a variety of scenic walking paths, but it may not be feasible to walk everywhere due to its terrain and the distances involved. Here are some considerations:
1. Capri Town (Capri): Capri Town is relatively compact and pedestrian-friendly, with narrow streets lined with shops, restaurants, and cafes. It's easy to explore on foot, and many of the island's main attractions, such as the Piazzetta (central square), the Gardens of Augustus, and the Via Krupp, are within walking distance of each other.
2. Anacapri: Anacapri, located at a higher elevation than Capri Town, is also conducive to walking. Visitors can explore attractions such as Villa San Michele, the Church of San Michele, and the chairlift to Monte Solaro on foot. However, keep in mind that the ascent to Monte Solaro is steep and may require a moderate level of fitness.
3. Coastal Paths: Capri offers several scenic coastal paths that are ideal for walking, such as the Via Krupp coastal footpath and the coastal path between Marina Piccola and the Faraglioni rock formations. These paths provide stunning views of the coastline and are relatively easy to navigate on foot.
4. Transportation Options: While walking is a great way to explore certain parts of Capri, it may not be practical for longer distances or areas with steep inclines. In such cases, other transportation options such as buses, taxis, or the funicular railway can be used to reach destinations more efficiently.
In summary, while Capri offers many opportunities for walking and exploring on foot, it may not be possible to walk everywhere on the island, especially for longer distances or areas with challenging terrain. However, walking remains one of the best ways to experience the charm and beauty of Capri's streets, paths, and coastal vistas.
- What is the famous Red House in Capri?
The famous red house in Capri is known as the "Villa Malaparte." It is a striking modernist villa located on the eastern side of the island of Capri, Italy. The villa was designed by the Italian architect Adalberto Libera in 1937 for the Italian writer Curzio Malaparte.
The Villa Malaparte is renowned for its unique and daring architecture, which incorporates elements of modernism and surrealism. Its most distinctive feature is its bright red color, which contrasts dramatically with the surrounding landscape of rugged cliffs and azure sea.
The villa's history is as fascinating as its design. Curzio Malaparte, the owner, was a controversial figure who wrote novels, essays, and political commentary. He commissioned the villa to serve as his retreat and writing space. However, Malaparte's relationship with the villa was complicated, and he never truly completed or inhabited it as originally intended.
The villa's design and location have made it an iconic landmark and a subject of fascination for architects, artists, and visitors alike. It has been featured in films, books, and numerous photographs over the years. Despite being privately owned, the Villa Malaparte occasionally opens to the public for special events or tours, allowing visitors to experience its striking architecture and breathtaking views firsthand.