Excursión de un día a Pompeya y el Monte Vesubio desde Nápoles con almuerzo de pizza





Descripción
Disfrute de la legendaria Pompeya y el Monte Vesubio, el único volcán activo que hay en la Europa continental, durante una excursión guiada de día entero desde Nápoles. Visitará las sobrecogedoras ruinas de la antigua Pompeya, disfrutará de un almuerzo con su grupo y, después, subirá hasta la humeante cima del Monte Vesubio para disfrutar de unas vistas panorámicas de la Bahía de Nápoles.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Después de la recogida en su hotel o en la estación de tren de Nápoles, recorrerá un breve trayecto de 30 minutos en coche a Pompeya, la antigua ciudad romana que fue totalmente arrasada por la súbita erupción del Vesubio en 79 d.C. Pompeya, el mayor yacimiento arqueológico de Europa en la actualidad, es un lugar declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. A su llegada, el guía recogerá las entradas del grupo encargadas previamente y liderará el recorrido a pie de 2 horas por este fascinante lugar. Sea testigo de primera mano de la destrucción de Pompeya visitando los lugares de interés más famosos, como el Foro Romano, las termas, la casa de los Vetti y el burdel, lo que le aportará una mirada de la vida diaria durante la Pax romana. Hoy en día pueden verse las formas de los objetos, o incluso de los cuerpos, que quedaron enterrados bajo las cenizas volcánicas y piedra pómez.
Después de su visita, podrá disfrutar de un almuerzo a base de pizza con su grupo, seguido de tiempo libre para echar un vistazo a las tiendas. Después, suba a bordo del autobús y llegue al legendario Vesubio tras el trayecto de 40 minutos. Póngase en marcha con una caminata ligera hasta el volcán con su guía. Cuando llegue a la cumbre a 1200 metros (3900 pies), se verá recompensado con vistas panorámicas de la pintoresca bahía de Nápoles de este a oeste. Asomándose a las profundidades del cráter, podrá ver columnas de vapor alzarse de las entrañas del volcán, dormido pero aún activo. Hay un lugar de descanso donde puede quedarse a esperar a su grupo, si no desea completar la subida hasta la cima. Sin embargo, la subida merece la pena. Después de la caminata al Vesubio, relájese en el camino de vuelta a Nápoles con llegada a primera hora de la tarde.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Introduzca su dirección de alojamiento en Naples (hotel, b & b, airbnb) en la sección "Requisitos especiales" al hacer la reserva, luego llame al proveedor local la noche antes de su tour después de las 7 p.m. para saber su hora de recogida y si la recogerá será en Su alojamiento, cercano, o en nuestro punto de partida.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Se recomiendan zapatos cómodos para caminar para escalar el monte. Vesubio
- Requerimos un mínimo de 2 participantes en total cada día para operar este tour. Existe la posibilidad de cancelación después de la confirmación si no hay al menos 2 participantes para este tour. En el caso de que esto ocurra, se le ofrecerá una alternativa o un reembolso completo.
- El transporte es en autocar: grupos de hasta 50 personas.
- Por favor, tenga en cuenta que para la parte de la excursión en el Monte Vesubio, entre los 4 idiomas disponibles, solo se garantiza el idioma inglés.
- En caso de monte. El Parque Nacional Vesuvius está cerrado debido a condiciones climáticas adversas y / u otras circunstancias fuera de nuestro control. Se le reembolsarán los boletos de entrada al Parque Nacional.
- Funciona en todas las condiciones climáticas, vístete apropiadamente
- En el camino del volcán, la guía es proporcionada por el parque nacional a pedido.
- Se requiere la foto de identificación del documento del viajero principal (solo para el propósito del viaje)
Opiniones(2,917)
I have to preface some of the ratings I have left. We took a tour of Vesuvius and Pompeii today here are some pics to help prove it and I may add more to show Pompeii as it is amazing. We were 5 mins late to leave due to the less than 1 star taxi services offered in Napels ... seriously they are all crooks check out my other review on here about them if you want to know more. We had a guide named Luna who was very nice and patient, her knowledge seemed like she knew what she was talking about and gave off enough knowledge that if you knew nothing about what you were seeing you would have the general jist. Id say she was about 3/5 for guide. 3/5 knowledge. 2/5 for being a decent guide or doing anything above the bare minimum required. We went to Vesuvius and did the walk. Its not easy, they gave a short time to explore in my opinion only a little more than an hour to do it all. We are told we are going to have lunch but instead of eating on the multiple beautiful restaurants on the mountain side we get to go to a mall... like children to eat a food court... a food court. I dont know if you guys have eaten at a food court but I am not a teenager nor did I want to eat at a mall. We are given a total of 50 mins to eat and use the restroom. We are recommended a restaurant called Fresca by the tour company. We sit down to a less than half full food court restaurant and order pasta. I expressed to the waitress that we were on a tour and had minimal time about 30 mins at this point and the waitress responded with no problem 15 mins for this. Which gave us 15 mins to eat and leave. Well it came out in 25 mins and we had to leave and didn't get to eat. We had the meal comped after I made a fuss about not having the time and reiterated that I had to her we had only a bit of time. The manager had to get involved and was nice enough to comp us the water and bread we ate. Don't go to Fresco in the mall its not worth it. We spoke with Luna and while she did apologize we didn't get lunch and now had to walk Pompeii. Luna is not at fault for this and I am not blaming her companies recommendation on her I am explaining to anyone reading this what not to do. We arrived to Pompeii with out "archeologist" Vito. Vito is fantastic and why they are getting 3 stars and not the 1.5 star review these clowns deserve. Vito was solid and while I doubt he is an archeologist he is very knowledgeable about the site, he is fun, asks questions, shows a great majority of what can been seen in 2 hours. He makes sure people are active and engaged and made the Pompeii experience worth it. That being said I think you legitimately need 2 or 3 trips to Pompeii to see it in a way that you feel like you experienced it enough. I would love to leave a review on their website but if you check those pesky rules they basically dont post negative ones. Which would probably reflect a score closer to a 2. Don't buy this absolute bs. Don't give these clowns money. The last picture has Vito in it the tour guide and if you see him at pompeii hes gonna give you a good tour.
We were so looking forward to our once-in-a-lifetime trip to Naples with a first-ever visit to Pompeii and Mt Vesuvius. This tour option did not live up to its billing. First, we were told to meet someone at the cruise port security area at a certain time wearing a red cap. Since she chose to carry her cap rather than wear it, we were challenged to find her. The morning organization of all of the groups was also chaotic. It was as if the guide facilitators were surprised to need to organize so many people. Our Pompeii tour guide, Roberto, was late showing up which could have contributed to the hurried nature of the actual tour. Roberto seemed like a very nice person, but his fluency in English was not at the level of a tour guide for Pompeii in my opinion. At the time of this tour, we had just experienced excellent tours on this trip (in Athens, Naxos, Rome, etc) and we try to give as much grace to a guide where English is not his primary language. But he was impossible to understand. So we were needing to look things up on our phones so that the tour wasn’t a complete waste. The second half of the day was slightly better. We boarded a bus to Vesum Pizza for our pizza lunch. Two pizza options and a drink were provided. The margarita pizza was delicious and easily the highlight of the entire tour package. We did sit in one large group at one table and our family of 3 was unable to sit together. We then proceeded to the entrance to Mt Vesuvius National Park for the 3/4 mile hike to the top. We love hikes and in the hot July weather we were enjoying it; however, not much instruction was provided to others in the group as the grade of the hike is pretty intense. Our driver was also very nice but an extremely aggressive driver throughout the journey. Maybe someone else will have a different experience with a different guide on a different day, but I’d be nervous that if that’s the case, the quality and consistency of the experience is then not in a good place. I’d strongly recommend that one keep exploring other options.
Guide is a new one, we won't use him again. Thanks for reporting. Regards
Overall it was great but you advertise an air-conditioned mini bus ride. The ride there was excellent the ride back in the bigger mini bus was horrible!! The AC didn't work and after hiking the volcano an AC ride back would have made it perfect. We were sweating profusely in the bus, it was horrible. You need to fix the AC in that thing.
Pompeii moves you for the history, Vesuvius for the nature... an experience absolutely worth doing if you go to Naples...
Really great experience! Our tour guide through Pompei (Berny) was extremely knowledgeable and fun. However, communication on how the day would go was not there. We were questioning each step of the way. A lot of bus and group changes as went from one activity to the other but no real issues.
It was a captivating experience to learn about the history of Pompeii and hike up Mt Vesuvio. Highly recommend!
The ruins in Pompeii are breath taking and incredibly interesting. Our guide took her time and didn’t rush and made it easy for everyone I. The group to stay together. If you go in the late spring to summer beware it is HOT and not much shade. The hike to the caldera of the volcano is difficult with out the proper shoes. The Mounties slope is all sandy ash so steps are easy. The view from the summit is amazing and worth the trek.
We loved the tour of Pompeii which had an excellent guide and was very informative. We thought the pizza lunch was quite average (that's being kind). The vesuvius visit was great and the transfers out and back were comfortable and pleasant. Overall good value for money but not a very gastronomic experience
This was a very good tour. The guide at Pompeii was very knowledgeable and walked us through the city. We then had a nice pizza lunch on the way to Mt Vesuvius. But reminding to guide and driver that four of us had to be back at the cruise ship by six as we seem to be running late. They took there time finishing their food. When we got to the mountain they gave a meet time all but impossible for us to get back in time. We argued with them and ended up leaving the mountain at five for a 45 minute ride. We did make the ship and boarded at 5:55 after being dropped off and running. The driver got us there with aggressive driving Just to put this into perspective, the excursion was to finish at 4:30.
For the end of April a week Naples booked for me and my wife. The city itself is of course an attraction but in the area is also plenty to admire. This trip to Pompeii and the Vesiuvius volcano. The trip consisted of a morning (pompeí) and afternoon part (lunch and and trip to and from Vesiuvius). We were picked up from the hotel Royal Continetal but there where more pick-ups for this tour. Our driver was a friendly Italian who steered the luxury minibus safely through heavy traffic. We deliberately chose to take the trip to Pompeii with a guide. Our guide was a friendly Italian young lady who calmly and comprehensively took care of the explanations. Pompeii was really beautiful to see and special that after almost 2000 years there were still ruins standing. How people lived there and what was technologically possible at that time. In the afternoon we take the minibus up the mountain to our pizza lunch and after lunch we continue to Mount Vesuvius. Last part of a few hundred meters on a gravel path along the volcano up. This was doable on foot with a temperature of 25°C. There were also four moments on the path where you could buy a bottle of water and rest if necessary. From the top of the volcano view of the crater where fumes still come out. And also from the top of the mountain a fantastic view over the Bay of Naples. As a disadvantage I would mention that it is not very cheap (€124 pp) But what is that nowadays.



