Arrival on your own in Naples. By local bus + metro you reach your centrally located 3star Hotel. You could also to take a taxi or to book in advance a private transfer from Naples Airport to the Hotel. Naples may be noisy, overcrowded, and a bit intimidating, but it is also intriguing and appealing. Proud birthplace of pizza which is midway between refined cuisine and traditional working-class meal, Neapolitan pizza became one of the main dishes and a symbol of Neapolitan cuisine since the 18th Century. The city’s history remains a fundamental component of present society and it is revealed in many archaeological finds, monuments and buildings.
Overnight: Selected Hotel *** in Naples

Today you experience a visit to Herculaneum Ruins. From your hotel you easily reach Naples railway station from where you take a local train to the village of Ercolano. The Herculaneum excavations are unjustly less famous than bigger brother Pompeii as the state of preservation of the buildings are generally superior. It was lost to sight during the devastating eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in AD 79: the same eruption that destroyed Pompeii but Herculaneum was possibly destroyed by a pyroclastic flow. After the visit of Herculaeum you return to Naples by local train and you can continue your exploration of the Naples’ highlights. UNESCO has declared the Historic Center of Naples, a World Heritage Site. Each corner makes up the identity of this city and the spirit of its population, a walk through the heart of Naples it is a continuous discovering of old and unique testimonies of past centuries. The Cathedral, the Palazzo Reale, the San Carlo Theatre, the National Archeological Museum and the famous Napoli Sotterranea – a fascinating series of underground tunnels, passageways, stairs, rooms and halls, right in the heart of Naples – are waiting for you.
Overnight: Selected Hotel *** in Naples

After breakfast you reach the Phlegraean Fields by private transfer. The Phlegraean Fields is a volcanic area just west of Naples and includes the Solfatara, a dormant volcano, which still emits jets of steam with sulphorous fumes which have been used for medicinal purposes since ancient times. This fertile volcanic region is named for ancient “Phlegra”, in Macedonia, where, for Greek and Roman mythology, great battles between the giants and the gods took place. Here both Greeks and Romans have left their impressive heritage dotted among craters and lakes. During your day tour in the Campi Flegrei you visit the wonderful ruins of the ancient Greek city of Cumae, which includes the famous Cave of the Cumaean Sibyl – in Greek times the most respected oracle in all the western Mediterranean, located in a interesting and unusual natural setting. The monument, entirely hollowed out of the tufa bank, fascinates the visitor owing to the atmosphere of mystery that pervades it. According to Virgil’s description (Aeneid, VI), it is in this place that the abode of the Sibyl, Apollo’s prophetic priestess, must be located. Then you will be transferred by private transfer to Naples passing by Baia: “Nothing is more sublime than the shores of Baia where it is possible to enjoy the sweetest delights and to fulfil the incomparable gift of health” (Cassiodoro, Variae, VI century a.d.).
Overnight: Selected Hotel *** in Naples

According to your travel plan, after breakfast you could reach the Amalfi Coast or Sorrento enjoying one of our self-guided walking tours on the Amalfi Coast & Sorrento Peninsula.