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Vesuvio with wine testing guided Tour

VESUVIO WITH WINE PIZZA TASTING TOUR

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VESUVIO WITH WINE PIZZA TASTING TOUR

€ 76 € 66 per person

YOUR EXPERIENCE

What you will do

  • You will admire the Bay of Naples from the top of the mountain
  • Stop in a restaurant with stunning views
  • Tasting of typical wines of the area
  • Visit to the crater

What you will visit during the Vesuvio with wine-pizza tasting tour

Painted over the centuries by numerous artists, Vesuvius represents the symbol of the Bay of Naples.

Tragically known as the destroyer of the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, Vesuvius is certainly one of the attractions to visit, at least once in one’s life!

This tour is an unforgettable experience that will allow you to admire the Bay of Naples from the top of the mountain.

The tour starts every day from Naples. After the second stop in Pompeii to pick up the last passengers, the driver will take you to the slopes of the volcano where you will stop in a restaurant with a breathtaking view.

Here you will have the opportunity to taste the typical wines of the area, accompanied by inviting local products. The area of ​​the Vesuvius is still today characterized by the presence of native varieties of vines.

Each wine (from Lacryma Christi to Caprettone) is able to tell you the history of the area and can be conceived as an ambassador of the culture and traditions of the area.

The tour will continue at a height of 1000 meters. where the guide will support you in buying tickets to visit the crater. From the ticket office you will walk to the real top of the volcano to see the crater and listen to explanations from a volcanological guide of the National Park.

After 2 hours of free time to reach the top and take pictures, you can reach the parking area, where the driver will take you back to Naples.

You will have the opportunity to take numerous photos during breaks!
Children: from 0 to 4 years FREE, from 5 to 12 years 20% discount.
The tour is active every day during the months between January and December
Tour cost:66 €

Included services: Pickup in the Hotel, at the Port of Naples and at the Central Station of Naples; Round-trip transfer from the meeting place; Commentary in English; water service;
Not included services: Entry to the Vesuvius (€ 10.00 p.p.); Meals; Tips; Costs of optional activities;
*In case of adverse weather conditions the tour could be canceled without notice.

Program:
11:30 – 12:00
First pickup in Naples
12:20
Second pickup in Pompeii
12:30
By bus to the slopes of Mount Vesuvius with a stop at a local restaurant overlooking the bay of Naples
12:50 – 13:30
Wine tasting, lunch and ascent on the slopes of Vesuvius
13:30
By bus, continue for another 1000 meters of altitude until reaching the bus parking area
13:50 – 15:50
Free time to go up the serpentine-shaped streets at the time of the crater, tour with a guide of the Vesuvius National Park
16:00
Return to the parking lot to pick up the bus
16:00 – 16:45
Return to Naples, End of the Tour
Skip the line service

Useful information

  • Please arrive at the meeting place at least 15 minutes before the start of the tour
  • Comfortable shoes are recommendede

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The tours offered by Campania Visits and Tours are all carried out with the collaboration of official and certified tour guides.
An official and certified tour guide is a licensed professional (compulsory for the Italian law) who, for work, accompanies individuals or groups of tourists to visit museums, galleries, archaeological excavations, works of art and sites of tourist interest, of which illustrates the characteristics and landscape, artistic, historical and cultural attractions.
This professional figure should not be confused with that of the tour leader, who is instead limited to assisting and providing information to tourists, sometimes accompanying them even on the sites of interest, but without conducting the guided tours.

How to book
To finalize the booking of the tour or the requested service (eg Transfer ..), use the request form on the page of the service that you want to book.
A member of our staff will contact the person who made the booking to illustrate the payment methods for the chosen service.
Once the payment is received, we will send an email confirming the tour or service with the following information:
– Date of execution of the service;
– Name of the person who made the booking and number of participants;
– Tour itinerary and included services;
– Instructions to reach the meeting point with our guide;
– Emergency telephone number.

Campania Visits and Tours reserves the right to modify the itineraries and / or timetables due to major force (adverse weather conditions, rough seas, etc.).
Campania Visits and Tours is not responsible for any museum, archaeological sites closures and is not responsible for strikes, delays, irregularities in city traffic or any other type of damage caused by third parties or force majeure.
Campania Visits and Tours is not responsible for any changes in the input prices or increases in the cost of the services. In the event that such exceptional circumstances should prohibit the execution of the service, Campania Visits and Tours will reimburse the customer the full paid amount, but no other compensation will be due.
Campania Visits and Tours is not responsible for any loss or theft of objects owned by the guests during the tours. For payments by credit card there is a 3% surcharge on the cost of the tour (for American Express the supplement is 5%).

The payment for the requested service will be charged to the credit card indicated in the booking procedure 3 days before the start date of the same.
Once the deadline of 3 days before the starting date of the service expires, it must be paid also in case of non-execution.
In the event that the booking of the service should take place after the 3-day deadline, the payment will be immediate.
The customer can cancel his reservation completely free of charge no later than 3 days before the starting date of the service.
Cancellations received after this deadline will be subject to the payment of the cost of the service.

The cancellation of the reservation must be made through the following e-mail: info@campaniavisitsandtours.com, once the cancellation e-mail has been sent, in case of failure to receive confirmation of the cancellation of the service, contact Campania Visits and Tours.

4 Hours
  • Departure
    Pickup in the Hotel, at the Port of Naples and at the Central Station of Naples
  • Departure Time
    Please arrive at 11:15 for a quick departure at 11:30
  • Return Time
    16:45
  • Dress Code
    Casual. Comfortable clothes, sneakers, a hat and a jacket.
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Basilica di Santa Chiara

Certosa Santa Chiara Napoli

Certosa Santa Chiara Napoli

La basilica di Santa Chiara, o il monastero di Santa Chiara, è un edificio di culto monumentale di Napoli, tra i più importanti e grandi complessi monastici della città. La basilica ha il suo ingresso su via Benedetto Croce, sorgendo sul lato nord-orientale di piazza del Gesù Nuovo, di fronte alla chiesa omonima ed adiacente a quella delle clarisse, un tempo quest'ultima facente parte del complesso monastico di Santa Chiara. Approfondisci
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Reliquie di San Gennaro e il duomo di Napoli

Duomo di Napoli

Duomo di Napoli

La cattedrale metropolitana di Santa Maria Assunta è una basilica monumentale nonché duomo e sede dell'arcidiocesi della città di Napoli. Il duomo sorge lungo il lato est della via omonima, in una piazzetta contornata da portici, e ingloba a mo' di cappelle laterali altri due edifici di culto sorti autonomamente rispetto alla cattedrale: la basilica di Santa Restituta, che custodisce il battistero più antico d'Occidente, quello di San Giovanni in Fonte, e la reale cappella del Tesoro di san Gennaro, che conserva le reliquie del santo patrono della città. Approfondisci
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Decumani del centro storico

Decumani del centro storico

Decumani del centro storico

I decumani di Napoli sono tre antiche strade di Napoli create alla fine del VI secolo a.C. durante l'epoca greca costituenti il cuore del centro antico della città. Le strade sono tre e scorrono parallelamente l'una dall'altra attraversando da est a ovest la città, parallelamente rispetto alla costa. Il termine decumano utilizzato in via ufficiale risulta in realtà un termine improprio in quanto esso caratterizza un sistema di urbanizzazione di epoca romana. Approfondisci

Location

Pickup in the Hotel, at the Port of Naples and at the Central Station of Naples

Il Vesuvio

Il Vesuvio è un vulcano situato in Italia, in posizione dominante rispetto al golfo di Napoli. È uno dei due vulcani attivi dell'Europa continentale, nonché uno dei più studiati e pericolosi al mondo a causa dell'elevata popolazione delle zone circostanti e le sue caratteristiche esplosive.

Origine del nome

Il nome Vesuvio (in latino classico Vesuvius; attestato anche come Vesevius, Vesvius, Vesbius, Vesuvinus, Vesaevus) è presumibilmente d'origine indoeuropea (da una base aues, "illuminare" o eus, "bruciare"). Secondo altri il nome deriverebbe da Vesbio capitano dei Pelasgi che dominò quel territorio.
Esistono tuttavia alcune etimologie popolari: dato che nell'antichità si riteneva che il Vesuvio fosse consacrato all'eroe semidio Ercole, e la città di Ercolano, alla sua base, prendeva da questi il nome, si credeva che anche il vulcano, seppur indirettamente traesse origine dal nome dell'eroe greco. Ercole infatti era il figlio che il dio Giove aveva avuto da Alcmena, regina di Tebe. Uno degli epiteti di Giove (Zeus nella Grecia antica) era Ὕης, Hýēs, cioè "colui che fa piovere". Così Ercole sarebbe diventato Ὑήσου υἱός, Hyḗsou hyiós (pronunciato [hyːˈɛːsuː hʏɪˈos]), cioè il "figlio di Hýēs", da cui sarebbe derivato il latino Vesuvius (pronunciato [wɛˈsʊwɪʊs]).
Una tradizione popolare della fine del Seicento vorrebbe invece che la parola derivi dalla locuzione latina Vae suis! ("Guai ai suoi!"), giacché la maggior parte delle eruzioni sino ad allora accadute, avevano sempre preceduto o posticipato avvenimenti storici importanti, e quasi sempre carichi di disgrazie per Napoli o la Campania. Un esempio su tutti: l'eruzione del 1631 sarebbe stato il "preavviso" naturale dei moti di Masaniello del 1647. Nelle poesie napoletane sul Vesuvio di fine Ottocento si può trovare il Vesuvio chiamato la Montagna (con l'articolo e la lettera M in maiuscolo) per indicarne la maggiore importanza rispetto alle altre.
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