Vesuvius private tour

If you've ever dreamed of climbing Mount Vesuvius, a Vesuvius private tour is definitely worth considering. During your tour, you'll see the stunning eruption site from a vantage point above Naples. And if you're feeling adventurous, you can hike to the crater's rim. But if the weather is bad, there are other alternatives to this spectacular tour.

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This full-day Pompeii and Herculaneum private tour includes a driver and entrance tickets. At Mount Vesuvius, you'll climb to the crater, hear the volcanology guide's explanation, and spend time in a winery. The private tour will end at the base of the volcano, so you don't have to deal with crowds and traffic. You'll also get to visit Herculaneum, which contains the sumptuous villas of the roman elite.

Vesuvius is Italy's most famous volcano and is located just nine km from the city of Naples. It is the only active volcano on the European mainland, and is considered one of the world's most dangerous due to its explosive eruptions. It is also one of the most densely populated volcanic regions. In fact, Vesuvius's lava flows caused a major disaster, with ash and volcanic gas contaminating the surrounding area.

On a private Vesuvius tour, you'll have priority access to the archaeological sites. Because of the eruption, the city was covered in volcanic ash for centuries. You'll learn about the eruption and the life that lived there. You'll also meet a licensed expert guide. And while you're there, don't forget to take a picture. This will remind you of the amazing sights you've seen.

After your Vesuvius tour, you'll see the crater and the ancient town of Pompeii. Then, you'll be escorted back to Naples via a private vehicle. You'll meet your private expert guide, who'll explain the history of life in Pompeii and the volcanic eruption. And, of course, your private tour guide will tell you how the eruption of Mt Vesuvius caused it.

You'll get to see the remains of ancient Roman homes, and you'll also experience traditional Roman cuisine and food-stalls. Aside from Pompeii's famous Amphitheatre, you'll see some of the most impressive structures from the ancient world. And don't forget the stunning views of Mount Vesuvius from the crater's rim. You'll be amazed at how much of the volcano remains intact!