Tours and Trips in Italy

Pique your kids' interest in Naples with this family-friendly city tour, led by a local guide. Making the city's rich history fun, the tour combines visits to Piazza del Plebiscito and Teatro di San Carlo with quizzes, treasure hunts, trivia, and even iPad games to keep everyone engaged. You'll choose between a morning or afternoon start time to suit your schedule, and enjoy exploring with a private guide just for your family group.

Discover the best of southern Italy on a half-day sightseeing tour of Naples and Pompeii. Led by a local guide, explore Naples' must-see spots, including the Royal Palace, Naples Cathedral and the Posillipo quarter, where you'll soak up incredible views of the Bay of Naples. Afterward, journey to the ancient ruins of Pompeii, destroyed by the eruption of Mt Vesuvius in 79 AD. See the Forum, Thermal Baths and more before returning to your original departure point.

Enjoy a panoramic view of Naples from the open-air top of a double-decker bus and a hop-on hop-off ticket good for 24 hours. With more than 30 combined stops to choose from on three different routes, including major attractions like the Archaeological Museum, Capodimonte Museum and Piazza Municipio, these buses make it easy to discover Naples at your own pace.

Get to know the southern Italian capital in a unique way with this 3-hour guided bike tour of Naples. Ride through the historic city with a professional guide, learning about Naples' archaeological, cultural and culinary history. Stop frequently for photos, including a coffee break along the way. Ideal for cruise passengers or short-break tourists.

Indulge in the most delicious food that Naples has to offer on this tasty 3-hour street food-themed walking tour. With a guide to show you the best of the best, you'll stroll the streets of this colorful city, exploring the street vendors and the food markets. Sip a strong espresso, sample Neapolitan delights like warm 'sfogliatella' (a layered pastry) and learn where to get the best pizza in the city. The tour is limited to 14 people so you'll get personalized attention from the guide.

Nestled between Vomero Hill and lower Naples, the Fontanelle Cemetery is home to catacombs dating back centuries - but visiting independently means missing out on the site's hidden secrets. On this small-group tour, limited to 14 people, delve into the ancient tunnels as your guide shares insight on their sinister past. Discover the ancient skulls and bones of Neapolitans from lost generations, and hear sides of Naples' history many people miss.

Get a welcome to Naples from a local guide eager to share all the tips to help you make the most of your stay. This is the perfect tour if you are just landed in this beautiful town.

An introduction to the myths, the mysteries and the darker sides of the city which you cannot ignore if you want a proper vision of Neapolitan history. Explore the beauty of San Severo Chapel, built for Raimondo di Sangro, Prince of Sansevero. It hosts the exquisitely-carved 'Veiled Christ' statue by Giuseppe Sanmartino. Learn about the superstitions of the Neapolitans when visiting the church of Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco where skulls were once "adopted" as recent as the 1980's for good luck. The lower church (only accessible by guided tour) is most famous as a hot spot for the cult-like worship of the anime pezzentelle (poor souls).

Explore Naples' history and architecture on this guided Segway tour. Meet at a convenient central location and take a quick training session before strapping on a helmet and hopping on a Segway Ninebot. Listen to a narrated audio tour while cruising to landmarks like Spaccanapoli Street, Maschio Angioino Castle, and Plebiscito Square.

Make the most of your time at the port in Naples by taking this exciting shore excursion to the island of Capri. Sit back and relax as the hydrofoil boat transports you from the mainland to an island. Once in Capri, take in the rugged coastline, the colorful houses and sun-kissed villages. Get some suggestions from your guide about what to do on Capri, perhaps the Blue Grotto or the chairlift to Monte Solare, and then set off on your own. Meet up with your fellow travelers later for a fresh Capri lunch and then end the day with a visit to the Gardens of Augustus.

Stroll past Naples' top attractions on this 2.5-hour walking tour. Led by a local guide, see the bustling Spaccanapoli promenade, the Royal Palace and Teatro di San Carlo, the oldest opera house in Europe. As you walk through the city center, learn the history behind the palaces, churches and monuments from your guide. Top off your tour with a piece of Italian cake at a local cafe in Piazza San Gaetano.

When your cruise ship docks in Naples, meet your kids-friendly guide at the port and get ready to enjoy your day exploring the city! You will visit the city highlights in a fun and instructive way, playing and learning with educational activities that will make the whole family learn about the amazing Naples and adore it. The tour is free for children!

Discover two UNESCO-listed wonders on this full-day tour from Rome and benefit from the personal touch of a small-group tour. Explore the ancient Roman ruins of Pompeii on a guided walking tour, tuck into a delicious pizza lunch, then stroll though the historic streets of Naples.

Explore Naples' historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, on a 3-hour bike tour. Following a guide, cycle past landmarks like Castel dell'Ovo, the Church of Gesu' Nuovo and Piazza del Plebiscito. On a bike, you can cover more ground than you would on a walking tour but still enjoy being outside so you don't miss any views.

Christmas is coming. And if you plan to bring some Italian festive cheer into your home, now is the time to come to Naples, an amazing town particularly lively in December, with great light displays, but also with an handcrafted and very traditionally quarter called San Gregorio Armeno. It is not only a simple Christmas market but a whole part of the city which comes alive at Christmas time: the narrow alleys of San Gregorio Armeno and San Biagio dei Librai are crammed full of stalls selling nativity scene statuettes.

Explore UNESCO-listed Naples and the iconic ruins of ancient Pompeii on this full-day tour from Rome. Start your adventure with a tour of Naples' historic center, stopping to snap photos of the Royal Palace, admire the San Carlo Opera house and stroll the lively Piazza del Plebiscito. After lunch (included), journey back in time as you discover the remarkably preserved ruins of Pompeii, which date back to the 7th century BC and include the world's oldest surviving Roman amphitheater.

Team a visit to the National Archaeological Museum of Naples (MANN) with your own private tour of the city's historic center. In just half a day, you'll get a overview of Naples through the centuries, from the days of the Ancient Greeks in the museum to modern history on the streets of Via dei Tribunali, Spaccanapoli, and more.

This handy day trip is ideal for cruise ship passengers who only have a short stay in the Naples region. Enjoy the convenience of being picked up from the port and transported to some of the must-see sights of the area, including the ancient city of Pompeii, and the modern towns of Sorrento and Positano. You'll learn all about the history and culture of this beautiful area, and be returned to your ship again in the evening.

Enhance your sightseeing experience of Naples, southern Italy's largest city, on a 3-hour Naples Segway tour. With a professional guide, cruise the vibrant streets on a smooth and self-balancing Segway and receive a fascinating introduction to Naples' rich history. Admire popular landmarks like Castel dell'Olvo and the Church of San Francesco di Paolo and absorb the lively atmosphere surrounding monuments like Piazza Plebiscito and the Royal Palace of Naples (Palazzo Reale). Receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to only eight people.

Pedal through historic Naples during this 3-hour bike tour. Follow your guide down the Naples promenade, up Posillipo Hill, and into Virgilian Park while learning about the city's culture and history. Use of bicycle and helmet included.