Amalfi Coast & Pompeii Day Trip from Rome

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Overview

Explore Pompeii In-Depth: Walk the ancient streets and see shops, houses, and even a brothel (if age appropriate) from 2,000 years ago.
Expert Archaeologist Guide: Discover Pompeii with an expert who walks you through a living history frozen in time.
Free Time in Positano or Sorrento: Enjoy two hours of freedom to explore, sip limoncello, or savor seafood, all with stunning views of the Mediterranean.
Private Round-Trip Transport: Enjoy a comfortable, air-conditioned coach bus from Rome, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish.

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Latest Reviews

Excellent

We have been on holiday for over two weeks and today has so far been the best. Our guide has been informative and very pleasant. Our points if interested… Sorento and Pompeii exceeded our expectations.

Tripadvisor customer · Cathy · Mar 28, 2026

Excellent

Great tour loved all of it. Beautiful day!

GetYourGude customer · nancy · Mar 24, 2026

Excellent

Fantastic experience! Full day from Rome to Pompeii and stopped for shopping and lunch in Sorrento before heading back to Rome. Highly recommend. Bring your walking shoes! Well worth it! So much education packed in one day.

Tripadvisor customer · Julie · Mar 23, 2026

Excellent

Our tour guides John Paul and Serena were very knowledgeable and friendly. Not too many people there, but still able to see a little bit of everything. Set at a good pace for the most part, time to take photos and look closely at all the relics on show.

Tripadvisor customer · Danielle · Mar 18, 2026

Excellent

This is a great experience, Pompei is amazing and so much to see. Our trip included a stop in Sorrento for lunch and a city walk. Sorrento is beautiful great little town. The lunch was just ok. Pompei tour guide was very knowledgeable and answered any question we had. The only negative about the experience is the Pompei tour is a bit rushed 1.5 hrs its go go go. John Paul was a great tour guide for this experience he is very knowledgeable and fun.

Viator customer · john · Mar 18, 2026

Pompeii & Amalfi Coast Tour from Rome FAQs

Are children, wheelchair users, or people with mobility impairments able to be accommodated on this tour?

Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate guests with mobility limitations, wheelchairs, or strollers on this tour. If you are traveling with a small child, please contact us. We need to confirm space on the vehicle for them.

Which Amalfi Coast town will we visit?

Most of the year, you'll visit Positano, a colorful seaside town nestled in the cliffs. In the low season (November through March), most of the businesses in Positano town close, making the town rather uneventful to visit. During this time, we will visit Sorrento instead, where you'll have plenty of options for lunch and shopping.

Will I have free time to explore?

Yes! After your guided tour of Pompeii, you'll enjoy two hours of free time in Positano or Sorrento to shop, eat, or just relax by the sea.

Is lunch included?

Lunch isn’t included, so you have the freedom to choose your own spot. Whether it's fresh seafood, pizza, or a quick bite, we’ve got tips on the best places to go.

How long is the tour?

Approximately 13 hours, departing from Rome and returning in the evening. It’s timed to give you maximum daylight and minimal crowds.

Do I need to bring my ID?

Yes. The full names of all participants must be provided at the time of booking and match the names on their ID/passport. Name changes are not permitted. All guests (including children) must bring a government-issued ID/passport on the day of their tour. Failure to bring an ID may result in security staff denying entrance to the monument.