Procida attractions

On this guided tour, you’ll head to the interiors of Naples city to get insights into its history and WWII stories. Your guide will lead you to an ancient Neapolitan aqueduct located underground. You’ll learn how this was a bomb shelter during the war times. Then you’ll head to the other air-raid shelters from the World War II era. With the help of your official Napoli Sotterranea guide, you’ll be able to understand and interpret the complex nature of the ruins that are left behind. You can ask questions to learn more and have your guide’s attention at all times on this small group tour.

On this two-hour tour, you’ll join a professional archaeologist for an in-depth look at Pompeii. You’ll walk through the ruins of the ancient city destroyed by Mount Vesuvius and gain insight into how Romans lived at the time. You’ll see some of the most important buildings and structures like the basilica, forum, baths, bakery, brothel, main street, Marina Gate and theaters. You’ll also visit impressive private residences like the houses of Faun and Menander and see the plaster casts of some of the volcano’s victims.

This ticket will give you admission to a guided tour of the Naples Underground. You'll be led by a knowledgeable guide, who will lead you through the tunnels located 131 feet below the historic city center and dating back 2,400 years. As you take in the ancient ruins of a Greek-Roman aqueduct and a Roman theater, you'll learn about the city's past. Other highlights include a cavern used as cistern water since the 4th century and tunnels used as air raid shelters during World War I.

With a ticket for this transfer service, you can travel between Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal and Naples Maritime Station or other locations in the city center with ease. You'll be able to bring your luggage on board and scan yourself in via your digital voucher. You'll also have access to complimentary WiFi along the way so you can stay connected.

On a small‑group sunset boat tour along the Sorrento Coast, you’ll cruise as golden light softens the shoreline and the evening sea becomes calm. During the trip you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the coast and pass by a number of notable sights, including the Bagni della Regina Giovanna, the traditional fishing village of Marina Grande, the Baia di Puolo, the historic Saracen Tower and several small coastal caves along the way. As you move along the water, you'll have chances to take photos, feel the sea breeze and relax on board while the sun slowly sets. The combination of coastal scenery and fading light offers a peaceful, romantic atmosphere for experiencing the Sorrento Coast.

You will be picked up from a designated meeting point in Naples and travel along one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. A comfortable, air-conditioned minivan will carry you, and a professional English-speaking driver and a friendly tour leader will share local insights as you move along the coast. Along the way, you will stop in Sorrento to enjoy a walking tour through its streets and park. After that, you will continue to scenic Positano where you can stroll through the narrow lanes and browse the shops. The journey will then bring you to Amalfi, where you will explore the town and take a boat tour of the coastline to see the coast from the water. On the return to Naples, a limoncello lottery will add some fun — one lucky guest will win a bottle of authentic Amalfi Coast limoncello.

This all-in-one tour from Naples combines a visit to the archaeological remains of Pompeii with an ascent of the Great Cone of Vesuvius. As you move through the ruins, you’ll encounter highlights such as the amphitheatre, a thermopolium, several temples and many famous Roman houses, including the Casa del Fauno. The visit includes an audio guide in your language and a detailed map to help you explore at your own pace. The experience continues at Vesuvius, the volcano that destroyed Pompeii in 79 A.D. You’ll have time to reach the crater and explore the summit, where you can gaze into the crater, observe fumaroles and enjoy sweeping views across the bay. From above you’ll see Capri, Ischia and Procida, with Naples and the town of Pompeii visible below, offering a striking perspective on the whole region.

Beginning at the iconic Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, you'll join a small-group visit with guaranteed entry to the Cappella Sansevero, guided by an expert who will introduce the chapel’s highlights. The experience is designed to be efficient and informative, letting you focus on the art and stories inside without long waits. As you move through the chapel, you'll see the Veiled Christ, one of the world’s most celebrated sculptures, admired for its extraordinarily lifelike veil. You will also encounter the Anatomical Machines, a striking and puzzling study of human anatomy made with astonishing precision. Along the way the guide will point out other masterpieces such as Modesty and Disillusion and offer insight into the Baroque imagination of Raimondo di Sangro. The tour will give you a clear sense of the chapel’s artistic and historical significance while keeping the visit concentrated and engaging.

On this two-hour, small-group tour, you'll have skip-the-line admission to see the ruins of Pompeii. You'll be joined by a knowledgeable local guide who will share insight and stories throughout the tour. You'll learn about life in this Roman town before the volcano erupted as you make your way down ancient roads. You'll get to see frescoes, houses and objects, all perfectly preserved, as well as the famous plaster casts.

This experience will allow you to explore Pompeii, which is an ancient city designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. Upon arriving at this archaeological site, you'll get to see its historic buildings and impressive walls decorated with stunning mosaics. Highlights of the tour also will include a visit to the Pompeii Forum, which used to be the religious, cultural and political center of the city.

On a day trip from Naples, you'll explore the gems of the Amalfi Coast, a 50-kilometre stretch of coastline along the southern edge of the Sorrentine Peninsula. As you travel, your guide will offer commentary that brings the landscape and local stories to life. You’ll start in Sorrento, where you’ll have time to wander its streets and take in the sea views on your own before the tour continues. Along the way you’ll pause above Positano for a bird’s-eye view of the town’s cascade of colourful houses. The journey also includes scenic stops to admire the coastline as you approach Amalfi, where you’ll have free time to stroll narrow lanes, browse shops, or relax in a picturesque spot. The tour concludes in Ravello, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can get away from the crowds and soak up its history, dramatic natural landscapes and distinctive architecture during your free time there.

With the hop-on, hop-off tour, you’ll travel on an open-top bus between 25 stops. During the tour, you’ll hear recorded commentary and you can access an interactive map on a free app that shows the waiting time and live location of each bus. You’ll be able to hop on and hop off the bus as many times as you like during the select duration of your time, and you will have the freedom to plan your own itinerary. The tour will stop outside famous squares, historical museums, mansions, theaters, iconic statues, castles and lots of surprises along the way too. Notable stops on the tour will include Piazza Municipio, Piazza del Gesù, Museo Archeologico, Teatro Bellini, Castel dell'Ovo, Largo Castello and Galleria Borbonica.

This fascinating tour of the Chapel of Sansevero in central Naples will take you into one of the city's most intriguing monuments. Inside, you'll see the Veiled Christ, a sculpture steeped in mystery, while your guide explains the myths and secrets surrounding its creation. You will also view the Anatomical Machines and hear the story of Prince Raymond of Sangro, whose life mixed genius, art, science and alchemy. As you move through the chapel, you will admire the beautiful frescoes and learn about the esoteric meanings that your guide will point out in the works. If your option includes the historic-centre extension, you will then begin a walk through the heart of Naples. Along the way you'll reach Piazza Bellini to see the Greek walls, and view the exteriors of Santa Maria della Pietrasanta and Santa Maria della Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco. You will cross Via San Gregorio Armeno to admire the traditional craft shops, pass through Piazza Nile and finish with a visit to Piazza San Domenico Maggiore.

If you want to visit Mount Vesuvius with no hassle, this tour will take care of the practical side. You will travel by minibus in quick, easy and comfortable transport up to 1,000 metres in altitude, so much of the climb is handled for you. The ride will leave you close to the mountain and ready for the next part of your visit. Entry to Vesuvius at your booked time is included as part of the arrangement, so you will be able to enter the site without the usual risk of sold‑out tickets. Many Mount Vesuvius entry slots are snapped up long before the day, but this tour ensures you will make it in at the time you booked. That gives you the freedom to focus on the experience of being on the volcano and on planning how to spend your time there.

In Naples, you'll learn to make an authentic Neapolitan Margherita pizza from scratch with a local chef. You'll knead the dough, add fresh ingredients and bake your pizza in a traditional oven. Along the way, you'll enjoy an appetizer and share stories with fellow travellers in a relaxed, social setting. The experience finishes with your own pizza, a drink and a diploma. You will also discover why Neapolitan pizza is recognised by UNESCO as a heritage dish and how it became a symbol of Naples.

On this guided tour, you'll have the opportunity to explore the ancient passageways and underground tunnel networks of the Galleria Borbonica. Alongside your guide, you'll journey beneath Naples' Piazza del Plebiscito into the tunnels built in 1853 by Ferdinand II. Here, you'll be able to learn more about the history of the tunnels, their construction in fear of rebellion and their use as a bomb shelter and military hospital during World War ll. Inside the tunnels, you'll see various relics from across the ages, including 17th century cisterns, fascist statues, cars, motorcycles and more.