Things to do in Campania

 

1. Amalfi Coast & Pompeii – Private Chauffeured Road Trip

This tour offers you a chance to experience the best of Campania, from archaeological excavations to fresh air and seaside vistas. Starting from and returning to anywhere along the Amalfi Coast, this tour is a full day of exploration. You can choose to take your private guided tour of Pompeii in the morning or the afternoon. Either way, you’ll drive along the scenic Amalfi Coast and visit many of the charming towns that dot this lovely area.

 

2. Capri – Island of Romance

The sun-kissed island of Capri, basking in the midst of the Tyrrhenian Sea, has been enchanting visitors for centuries. This full-day boat excursion takes you around this stunning Mediterranean island, you can explore its celebrated rocky coastline, which hides many caves and secret grottos in its depths.

 

3. Amalfi Coast Exclusive Cruise

Are you sick of interminable lines and crowds of tourists? Do you want to experience the pristine Amalfi Coast like a jetsetter? Then become a ship-owner for the day and sail away on an exclusive cruise adventure!

 

4. Amalfi Coast Exclusive Sunset Tour

Are you looking for an exclusive way to celebrate your birthday, your honeymoon or just a special moment with your family and friends? Then become a shipowner for a couple of hours and enjoy the chance to admire the Amalfi Coast at the magical sunset hour.

 

5. Capri Exclusive Cruise Tour

What could be better than a full day at sea, circumnavigating the fabled island of Capri? And what if you had the chance to do it on your yacht? Let your wildest dreams come true and sail on an exclusive cruise adventure!

 

6. Grottoes of the Amalfi Coast

The world-famous Amalfi Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage site whose rugged coastline, beautiful bays, and many sea caves have attracted visitors to this fabled coast for centuries. This full-day boat tour is your chance to experience some of the coast’s most stunning sites, many of which are approachable only from the water.

 

7. Amalfi Coast – Private Chauffeured Road Trip

The Amalfi Coast has been enchanting visitors for hundreds of years – from La Dolce Vita to Under the Tuscan Sun, this area has exemplified the romance of Southern Italy on the silver screen. This excursion, departing from and returning to anywhere on the Amalfi Coast, including Naples, Positano, Sorrento, Amalfi, and Ravello, will take you along this picturesque stretch of coast in a private, chauffeured, luxury sedan or minivan, allowing you to experience the charm of this area without the stress of navigating hairpin turns on your own.

 

8. Amalfi Coast – Lost Cities: Pompeii & Herculaneum from the Amalfi Coast

In the first century AD the Roman Empire had many cities, but none located in a more beautiful setting than those lining the Bay of Naples in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius. On August 23rd, 79 AD, Pompeii looked like any other bustling, prosperous, ancient city but just three days later, on August 26th, the city fell silent and the place itself had literally vanished from the face of the earth.

 

9.  Capri Small Group Tour from Sorrento

A full-day tour on and around the island of Capri offers you a unique way to discover one of the most beautiful places in the Tyrrhenian Sea. Located in the Gulf of Naples, this stunning and sunny island is the perfect place to spend a day.

 

10. Caves and Coves of Capri from the Sea

The Island of Capri is one of the most visited locations in Campania, renowned for the turquoise waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, dotted with beautiful coves and caves. The best way to enjoy this picturesque maritime landscape is a full-day boat tour exploring the Isle of Capri from the sea.

 

11. Totally Ruined: The Excavations at Pompeii

With this half-day walking tour of these amazing archaeological excavations, you will set on a journey to explore the mystery of Pompeii and the life of people in the Roman Empire.

 

12. Discovering Naples’ Masterpieces

The historic center of Naples is a feast for the eyes and the ears. Full of local color, its narrow lanes harbor over 2,400 years of precious artworks that rival those of any other European capital. Castel Nuovo is the starting point for this walking tour; a turreted medieval castle facing out to sea, it is one of the city’s main architectural landmarks. Not far away is one of the world’s oldest opera houses, Teatro San Carlo. The covered shopping arcade of Galleria Umberto leads to Piazza Plebiscito, dominated by the long facade of the Royal Palace where the Bourbon kings once lived.

 

13. Discovering Caserta

The excursion starts inside the Royal Palace of Caserta, one of the most grandiose of Italy’s royal residences. The Royal Palace was commissioned by the Bourbon King Charles III in 1752 and built by Luigi Vanvitelli. The nearly 475,000-square-foot palace comprises 1,200 rooms, 1,742 windows, and four courtyards. Some highlights include the Stairwell of Honor, the sumptuously decorated Royal Apartments, Throne Rooms, the Royal Chapel, a Theater, a Library, and a precious collection of antique Neapolitan presepio figures (characters from the nativity scene).

 

14. Lost Cities: Pompeii & Herculaneum from Rome

In the first century AD the Roman Empire had many cities, but none located in a more beautiful setting than those lining the Bay of Naples in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius. On August 23rd, 79 AD, Pompeii looked like any other bustling, prosperous, ancient city but just three days later, on August 26th, the city fell silent and the place itself had literally vanished from the face of the earth.

 

15. Neapolitan Cooking: Fruits and Flavors of the Mediterranean Sun

A real Southern Italian family invites you into their stunning private villa in the center of Sorrento to share authentic recipes just like Nonna used to make! Local dishes such as Spaghetti alle Vongole (spaghetti with clams), Sorrentine-style gnocchi, lemon chicken, or eggplant parmesan – a scrumptious, multi-course meal of whatever is in season at that time of year.

 

15. Discover Sorrento and Its Renowned Artisan Products

For centuries the spectacular beauty of Sorrento has attracted visitors from all over the world, who come to enjoy the magnificent views, welcoming people, and renowned artisan products. During this full-day tour, you will have the opportunity to experience elements of each, making it a perfect introduction to this picturesque town.

 

15. Learn How to Make Traditional Southern Italian Pastries

When you want to start your day off like a true Italian, nothing comes closer than enjoying a “cornetto & cappuccino” for breakfast! Unearth the secrets of these traditional baked goods and learn the basics of how to prepare the most authentic and delicious Italian pastries. The class is held in the kitchen of a typical farmhouse on the Sorrento coast. You will meet the other class participants on the terrace and discuss the principles involved in the lesson, all the while savoring a typical Italian breakfast.

 

15. Limoncello Tour & Tasting: Magic Lemons of the Amalfi Coast

Do you love limoncello and would you like to discover more about this celebrated after-dinner tipple? On this tour, which takes place in Conca dei Marini at the Le Bonta’ del Capo restaurant on the Amalfi Coast, you will learn everything about the famous liqueur, starting from its origin that dates back to the 1400s. Limoncello from the Amalfi Coast is completely authentic in its flavor and aroma, thanks to the superior quality of lemons grown in this sunny region.

 

15. Mediterranean Cooking Class & Wine Tasting in Positano

Immerse yourself in the traditions, tastes, and sights of the Amalfi Coast with this small group wine-tasting and seafood cooking class. A local family will greet you in their gorgeous whitewashed private home, which was one of the first houses to be built in Positano and teach you how to prepare some typical Mediterranean dishes and how to pair them with wine.

 

15. Winery Visit to Mastroberardino from the Amalfi Coast or Naples

Simply known as the pioneer of modern-day quality Campanian wines, Mastroberardino is a name that speaks for itself. Its wines, such as its Taurasi Radici Riserva DOCG, are recognized throughout the world as being some of the best from the region. This exclusive visit gives the story of the wine outside of the glass, giving you the full experience of the culture, history, and family behind the famous bottle.

 

15. Savor Sorrento: Exploring Tastes and Culture

Thirteen tastings in eight locations in three hours: this walking tour gives you a chance to try all the Southern Italian classics, from street food to dessert, while admiring the views and architecture, and hearing about the town’s local history and traditions. We recommend booking the tour early in your stay, so you can get to know Sorrento and will have an overview of all the best eateries for the rest of your time there.

 

15. The Flavors of Vesuvius

Pompeii is considered one of the most significant historic vestiges of Roman civilization and, like an open book, provides essential information about the art, customs, and everyday life of the past. Following the devastating eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D., the city has re-emerged from centuries of darkness and layers of ash, bringing to light a fascinating picture of daily life.

 

15. Amalfi Coast Tour: Flavors of History

The Amalfi Coast is not only known for its seductive panoramas and intense blue sea but also for the flavors and tastes of the local gastronomy. This Mediterranean pearl boasts a large range of typical specialties, created mostly from locally grown products.

 

15. Ancient Paestum: Wine, Cheese and Ruins

The three Doric temples at Paestum are said to be the best-preserved Greek temples in the world. These magnificent monuments date back to the 6th and 5th centuries B.C. and are dedicated to the city’s namesake Poseidon (also known as Neptune, God of the sea), Hera, and Ceres. Near sandy beaches in a region known for its typical wines and delicious mozzarella di bufala cheese, Paestum is off the beaten tourist path so you can admire these perfect monuments in all their pristine beauty.

 

15. The Celebrated White wines of Irpinia

Irpinia is a region of the Apennine mountains around the town of Avellino, 25 miles east of Naples and about an hour’s drive from the Amalfi Coast. On this full-day excursion, you’ll have two of Irpinia’s most respected wineries: Feudi di San Gregorio and Cantina di Marzo.

 

Contact Us

All tours can be tailor-made to suit your preferences, ensuring a personalized and unforgettable journey in Italy. To make an enquiry about this tour, call our Experts at 0208 973 2292 or fill out the request form below.