Ruinas de Pompeya y cata de vinos con almuerzo en el Vesubio con traslado privado
Descripción
Visite Pompeya y experimente los vinos Lacryma Christi del Vesubio con un almuerzo típico local en una bodega. Un conductor de habla inglesa lo recogerá y lo dejará en su hotel en una cómoda minivan privada. Aprenda sobre la erupción del Monte Vesubio que cubrió esta antigua ciudad de cenizas hace unos 2.000 años explorando independientemente el sitio arqueológico. Después visitará la antigua bodega del Monte Vesubio, donde tendrá una degustación exclusiva de vinos orgánicos Lacryma Christi DOP, que se combina con un almuerzo típico de la zona del Monte Vesubio. Cantina del Vesuvio es una bodega propiedad de tres generaciones de enólogos de la familia Russo y su producción limitada se vende exclusivamente en la bodega. Menú especial para celíacos, vegetarianos y veganos disponible. Por la tarde, también puede elegir mejorar su recorrido visitando un sitio entre el Monte Vesubio o las Ruinas de Herculano (puede seleccionar uno de ellos durante el proceso de reserva).
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Pompeya era una antigua ciudad romana ubicada en las laderas del Monte Vesubio. Pompeya fue enterrada bajo 4 a 6 m (13 a 20 pies) de cenizas volcánicas y piedra pómez en la erupción del Vesubio en el año 79 d. C. Visite el fantástico sitio Aracheoligcal de Pompeya en su propio recorrido a pie.
Esta es una experiencia inolvidable de cata de vino y aceite de oliva. La bodega Cantina del Vesuvio combina la tierra y sus tradiciones desde hace tres generaciones. Un miembro de la familia Russo lo acompañará a una visita guiada a pie por los viñedos ubicados en las laderas del Monte Vesubio con vistas al Golfo de Nápoles con la Península de Sorrento y la isla de Capri. Luego, recorrerá la bodega donde se produce Lacryma Christi DOC y terminará sentado en la terraza para una degustación de vinos, junto con especialidades locales típicas de este pequeño rincón del paraíso en el Monte Vesubio.
Se visitará el Parque Nacional del Vesubio si se reserva la opción. Es un parque nacional italiano centrado en el volcán activo Vesubio, al sureste de Nápoles. El parque cubre un área de alrededor de 135 kilómetros cuadrados y alberga 612 especies de vegetales y 227 especies de vida silvestre. Puede visitar el cráter volcánico del cráter y aprovechar la increíble vista sobre el Golfo de Nápoles desde sus 1.281 m.
Se visitarán las ruinas de Herculano si se reserva la opción. Ubicado a la sombra del Vesubio, Herculano fue una antigua ciudad romana destruida por los flujos volcánicos piroclásticos en el año 79 DC.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Los servicios de recogida y devolución se ofrecen desde hoteles, B&B, puertos y estaciones de tren.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(10)
The tour ticket information indicated with admission there was a two hour tour included. We were dropped off near the entrance and told to either purchase the audio guide or hire a private tour guide. In addition, we were supposed to have admission to Vesuvius national Park included and the Parco Archaeologico di Ercolano. The driver did not have information that these two stops were included in our package. To our operator verified that it was in our tour and that the driver had different information. The driver was unable to confirm with Viator and take us to those locations. Upon returning to our hotel, I contacted Viator and they indicated they would look into a refund or partial refund since we did not get to go to two the locations where we had admissions paid for. About two hours later I received an email from Viator that said they could not help. This tour was $640 for two people. It was not worth it. We would’ve been better off taking a guided tour with a larger group.
We are truly sorry to read this review, especially because it contains several inaccurate and misleading statements. After thoroughly reviewing the booking details and speaking with both the assigned driver and Viator, we can confirm that the tour you selected only included round-trip transportation to Pompeii (without a guide) and a wine tasting with lunch at our family-run winery. That was clearly stated in the tour description at the time of booking. There is indeed an extended version of this experience that includes a stop at Mount Vesuvius, but that is a different product altogether and comes at a different price point. Unfortunately, it seems you confused the two and assumed services that were never included in your package. This was also confirmed by Viator’s customer service team, which is why your refund request was not granted. We understand that misunderstandings can happen, especially when travelers are excited and quickly booking multiple experiences—but it's unfair to leave a negative review as retaliation when the error stems from not carefully reading the tour description. Our team always strives to provide clear and transparent information, and we are proud of the hundreds of positive reviews we've received from travelers who do take the time to review what's included. It’s unfortunate when we become the target of unfounded criticism due to a customer’s oversight. We remain available for any clarification, and we truly hope future travelers will take the time to read carefully before booking, to avoid disappointment and misunderstandings.
The tour is run by the winery and they have private drivers take you to the various sites and you tell him when to pick you up. The driver did not speak English and we realized after being dropped off that we did not have his contact information to adjust our pick up time. However, he was always prompt and waited for us where he said he would be and we had no trouble at all. The Vesuvius hike is steep but short. I would say moderate difficulty. The views were beautiful since it was a clear sunny day. The tour company was flexible in adjusting our start time to start an hour later. The winery lunch was a great way for us to end the day.
Pompeii was so interesting! We took the guided tour which was great. The guide could have been more enthusiastic, but I’m sure repeating yourself over and over gets boring. Then our driver took us to the winery, Cantina Del Vesuvius. That was an outstanding experience! Great wines, great views and great staff!
Again, a very expensive tour, so I will try to help you decide if it is worth it for you. We started our day at Herculaneum, which is on the opposite side of Vesuvius to Pompeii. It opens half an hour earlier than Pompeii. We were dismayed to shell out another 18 euros each to enter the park. The ruins here are MUCH better preserved than Pompeii, with many mosaics and frescoes remaining intact. We had 2 hours here, which was adequate. We watched documentaries on YouTube to orient ourselves and save another 150 euros not having to hire a guide. Then off to Pompeii to shell out another entrance fee. The area you can explore now is so vast that you cannot see it in one day. Again, we researched the points of interest for us and saw them. We made the most of our time there, but you are likely to feel that you want more. Again, YouTube was informative and saved us from another exorbitant guide fee. Then it was off to the Cantina Del Vesuvius for lunch and wine tasting. The description of this experience is pretty flowery in the outline...everything happens at just one place. You are greeted with a glass of white, get a brief tour of the vineyard and wine-making area, then are seated for lunch. While it isn't a restaurant, they serve a wonderful antipasto board, followed by spaghetti and dessert, accompanied by their own olive oil. You get the other 4 wine tastings during the meal. The service was excellent. Please note though that this is your last stop. Unfortunately, Vesuvius was clouded over so we didn't get a view of it, nor the islands off the coast. What ultimately made me give this a 5 star rating was Alfonso -- he is AWESOME. Very knowledgeable about all things in the region, he gives you an impassioned discourse on many topics as you are driving between places. He even contacted us the day before to verify everything. All in all, a wonderful but very expensive tour.
Pompeii was amazing, highly recommend getting a guide to show you around site. The winery is in a gorgeous location and lunch was enjoyable.
Everything was awesome. Sasa was so knowledgeable. Winery, wine and lunch was wonderful. Nicola best
This was a day we will never forget. We began at Vesuvius where we climbed to the crater. Spectacular views. From there we had an amazing wine tasting/lunch/tour, followed by a trip to Pompeii. Our driver, Alberto, was kind, funny, and a good driver. Angela and Serafino from the winery were utterly delightful. A wonderful day.
Trip only allows 2 hours at Pompeii, was very busy, took half an hour to get ticket, queuing for tickets difficult unless you opt for a guide. No maps on display, didn't find them until we were leaving. With so many guided tours you can't get to the best sites as again so busy, often blocking your passage through and was ticked off twice by rude guides when trying to get through. Think they are trying to make it difficult to go visit without taking a guide. Herculaneum was great and a lot quieter, but still good to see both. Cantina del Vesuvius for lunch was excellent. Our driver was so nice. Overall a great day out.
We had thought that we would get a guide but none came with the excursion. The driver was nice. The winery and lunch were nice.
I would recommend anybody doing this tour to do it in 2 parts, if time allows, do not try and do both together. I would suggest staying longer at the lunch and wine tasting and enjoy the view, food and the wine. .This would allow a separate trip to Pompeii and give more time to explore the ruins.
