Naples
Naples & Sorrento
A morning on the Sorrento cliffs and an afternoon in the Naples old town, no ruins on the itinerary
Sightseeing
Why We Love it
You get the bay from Villa Comunale Park in the morning and one of the great Greco-Roman collections after lunch, with time to sit still in between.
The Experience
Nine hours that starts on the coast and ends in the city. Sorrento first: Piazza Tasso, the artisan boutiques and their limoncello, the bay from Villa Comunale Park, and Sedil Dominova, with time to sit somewhere before moving on.
Then Naples itself — Piazza del Plebiscito, the exterior of Teatro di San Carlo, the National Archaeological Museum and its Greco-Roman collection, and Spaccanapoli, the straight line that splits the old centre in two.
My pick for travelers who have already done Pompeii, and for anyone who wants a day of towns and streets rather than sites and tickets.
From $105 per person
9 Hours
Private
Highlights
What's Included
A private vehicle for your party only, for nine hours
English-speaking driver
Sorrento, then Piazza del Plebiscito, Teatro di San Carlo (exterior), the National Archaeological Museum and Spaccanapoli
What's Not Included
Entrance fees — the National Archaeological Museum is €13, paid on site in euros
Lunch
Guide service. A private guide at the museum can be added at extra cost
Gratuities
Need to Know
Nine hours, departing from downtown Naples
Private — your party only, in your own vehicle
Do not book this on a Tuesday. The National Archaeological Museum is closed
No archaeological sites on this itinerary — it is towns and streets, not tickets and ruins
Entrance fees are paid on site in euros, not in advance — carry cash
In central Naples, leave jewellery at the hotel and keep bags closed and close
Cancellation follows the supplier's policy — we confirm the exact terms in writing before you pay
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Nine hours that starts on the coast and ends in the city. Sorrento first: Piazza Tasso, the artisan boutiques and their limoncello, the bay from Villa Comunale Park, and Sedil Dominova, with time to sit somewhere before moving on.
Then Naples itself — Piazza del Plebiscito, the exterior of Teatro di San Carlo, the National Archaeological Museum and its Greco-Roman collection, and Spaccanapoli, the straight line that splits the old centre in two.
My pick for travelers who have already done Pompeii, and for anyone who wants a day of towns and streets rather than sites and tickets.