Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124

Discover Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Oplontis with this private full-day tour, including transportation, at $298.36 per person, with flexible stops and free cancellation.
This full-day private tour offers an engaging exploration of three key archaeological sites near Naples: Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Oplontis. Priced at $298.36 per person, it provides a comprehensive look at ancient Roman life, with pickup included and WiFi on board. The tour lasts approximately 7 to 8 hours, making it a full-day experience that balances guided visits with free time for personal exploration.
While the itinerary includes three major stops, a notable limitation is that admission tickets are not included—costs are payable separately. The private transport in a Mercedes sedan or minivan with air conditioning, bottled water, and WiFi ensures a comfortable journey, and the driver’s knowledge of the territory adds convenience and local insight. This tour appeals to those wanting a flexible, customizable day at historical sites, with opportunities to add guided tours at each location if desired.
This tour begins with pickup at your hotel, port, station, airport, or designated location, making it suitable for travelers arriving in Naples or nearby. The private Mercedes sedan or minivan features WiFi and air conditioning, ensuring a smooth and comfortable ride between sites. The driver speaks English and is well-versed in local sights, often able to provide helpful tips along the way.
The drop-off occurs at your chosen arrival point, with assistance provided for luggage. This flexibility is especially helpful for those with tight schedules or specific plans at the end of the day. The contact with the supplier is required to confirm the exact tour start time, ensuring coordination with your arrivals.
Prefer personalized experiences? Here are other private options we've covered in Pompeii

The first stop, Pompeii Archaeological Park, is the most expansive of the sites visited. Known for its well-preserved ruins dating back to 79 AD, Pompeii offers a vivid glimpse of Roman daily life—from ancient homes and bustling streets to temples and forums.
You receive about 2 hours to explore on your own, during which you can walk freely through the extensive ruins. While a guide is not included, the site is large enough to merit guided commentary if desired, which can be arranged separately. The admission ticket costs approximately $19, payable on-site. Expect to see remnants of art, crafts, and civilian life from Roman times, with plenty of photo opportunities.

Next, the tour moves to Scavi di Oplontis, a site buried alongside Pompeii and Herculaneum after the eruption of Vesuvius. Located in Torre Annunziata, the archaeological area includes a luxurious Villa di Poppea and a rustic Villa di Lucius Crassius Tertius.
Visitors are given about 1.5 hours to walk through the ruins. This site provides a different perspective, focusing on the wealthy lifestyle of Roman elites, with frescoes and architecture that depict leisure and opulence. As with Pompeii, guided tours are optional but not included; tickets are approximately $8.

The final major stop, Herculaneum, features a smaller but better-preserved ancient city buried by Vesuvius in 79 AD. Restored in the eighteenth century, Herculaneum reveals an almost intact Roman town with wooden structures, mosaics, and frescoes still visible today.
You get about 1.5 hours here to explore independently. The site is highly regarded for its state of preservation, offering a different perspective compared to Pompeii’s sprawling layout. The admission fee is roughly $16. For those interested, additional guided tours can be arranged separately for a more detailed visit.

Between visits, travelers have the chance to enjoy a typical local lunch at a scenic restaurant near Pompeii, often with a view of Mount Vesuvius. This lunch break lasts around 2 hours and includes the possibility of a wine tasting featuring Vesuvius wines.
The wine tasting involves a guided tour of the cellar and vineyards, allowing visitors to learn about local winemaking traditions. This extra activity is not included in the base price and costs at least $45. It’s a good option for those wanting to combine culinary experiences with their archaeological exploration.
While in Pompeii, here are other experiences we've covered

The tour price covers private transportation with WiFi and bottled water, as well as pickup and drop-off at your preferred location. However, admission tickets to each archaeological site, guided tours, lunch, and wine tastings are not included and must be paid separately.
This setup offers flexibility but requires travelers to plan additional expenses, especially if they wish to enhance their visit with professional guides or culinary activities. The tour booking includes the possibility of group discounts and is most popular when booked around 159 days in advance.

The main strengths include the comfort of private transport, allowing for a personalized pace and flexible stops, and the inclusion of wifi, which helps plan your day on the go. The sites visited—Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Oplontis—are among the most significant and well-preserved ruins near Naples, offering a comprehensive snapshot of Roman life.
A notable limitation is that the admission fees are not included, which adds to the overall cost if visiting all three sites. Plus, the tour does not include guided tours within the sites unless arranged separately, meaning visitors should be prepared to explore independently or hire guides on-site if desired.

This private tour suits travelers who prefer a more relaxed, customizable experience and are comfortable handling their own tickets and optional guides. It is ideal for groups or families who want the convenience of door-to-door transport and ample free time at each site.
Those interested in luxury transport with onboard amenities will appreciate the Mercedes vehicle, and the choice to add lunch and wine tasting makes it a versatile day out. However, it may be less appealing to visitors seeking a fully guided, all-inclusive experience.
This tour provides a solid foundation for exploring three of the most important archaeological sites near Naples, with the comfort of private transport and flexible schedule. The cost is reasonable compared to the value of the sites, though travelers should budget for additional tickets and optional extras.
It works well for those who want a relaxed pace and the freedom to explore independently, possibly on a self-guided basis. For visitors eager for guided insights and detailed explanations, the tour can be customized with extra bookings. Overall, it’s a convenient, comfortable option for a comprehensive day of Roman history.
“While our driver was very pleasant we didn't get anything out of this "tour". This should be retitled as a "private transfer service." If you're lo…”
Are tickets to the archaeological sites included?
No, tickets are not included; prices range from $8 to $19 per site and must be purchased separately.
Can I hire a guide during the visit?
Guided tours are not included but can be arranged separately at each site for an additional fee.
What should I bring for the day?
Bring comfortable shoes, sun protection, and cash or cards for tickets and optional activities. The tour provides bottled water and WiFi on board.
Is the tour suitable for all physical levels?
The sites involve walking on uneven terrain; travelers should be comfortable with some physical activity. Accessibility details are not specified.
Can I customize the schedule or add activities?
Yes, the tour is private, allowing for flexible timing and optional activities like lunch and wine tasting, which can be booked separately.
What is the cancellation policy?
The tour offers free cancellation if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.