Pompeii Tour from Naples: Prices, What’s Included and How to Book

A Pompeii tour from Naples takes you from the city to the ruins buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD, then up to the volcano itself that destroyed them. This full-day trip pairs a guided walk through the frozen-in-time streets of Pompeii, led by a professional archaeologist, with a climb to the crater of Vesuvius and a traditional lunch, all with transport and entrance fees handled from Naples.

Pompeii Tour from Naples

Pompeii Tour Details and Price (2026)

Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius Day Trip from Naples with Lunch

  • From $109 per person (discounted rates for children)
  • Full day (approximately 8 hours)
  • Round-trip air-conditioned transport with onboard commentary
  • 2-hour guided walking tour of Pompeii with a professional archaeologist
  • Skip-the-line entry to Pompeii
  • Mount Vesuvius entrance fee (€11.68) already included
  • Valle dell’Inferno entry included
  • Traditional lunch included
  • 4.4 stars from 3,200+ reviews

Everything is covered: transport, skip-the-line Pompeii entry, the Vesuvius crater fee, and lunch. No hidden costs at the gate. And instead of a generic guide, you get a professional archaeologist who turns the ruins from piles of stone into a living story.

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What Your Day Looks Like

pompeii archaeological site

Pompeii archaeological site (2 hours). With skip-the-line entry, you walk into the ancient Roman city with your archaeologist guide. See the preserved streets, the forum, the bathhouses, the frescoes, the amphitheater, and the plaster casts of victims caught in the eruption. Your guide explains daily Roman life and the day the city died. Pompeii is vast, and an expert ensures you see the highlights rather than wandering aimlessly.

Traditional lunch. A traditional lunch is included, a chance to rest and refuel between the ancient city and the volcano. Premium wines and extra drinks beyond the standard menu cost extra.

Mount Vesuvius (1.5 to 2 hours). Drive up the volcano, then hike the final stretch to the crater rim (about 30 minutes on a gravel path). Look down into the crater of the only active volcano on mainland Europe, and back across the Bay of Naples, Pompeii, and the coastline far below. The entrance fee is already included in your ticket.

vesuvius crater hike

Return to Naples. Back in the city in the late afternoon.

Before You Book

climbing the vesuvius
  • Vesuvius closes for weather. The volcano summit can close on short notice due to weather (fog, high wind, storms). If it closes, the itinerary adjusts. This is a safety measure beyond the operator’s control.
  • Live guide vs. audio guide. If fewer than 6 people are on the tour, an interactive audio guide replaces the live archaeologist at the same price. For a guaranteed live guide, check group size at booking.

  • Comfortable shoes are essential. Pompeii has uneven ancient stone streets. Vesuvius has a steep gravel path to the crater. This is not a tour for sandals or heels.
  • Sun and heat. Pompeii has almost no shade. Bring water, sunscreen, and a hat, especially in summer.
  • Long day with lots of walking. Expect a full day on your feet across two major sites. Pace yourself and stay hydrated.
  • What’s not included. Tips for your guide and driver, souvenir purchases, and premium drinks beyond the standard lunch menu.
  • Best time. Spring and autumn offer comfortable temperatures. Summer is hot and crowded; early departures help.
  • Cancellation: free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

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The buried Roman city, the volcano that destroyed it, a professional archaeologist guide, and a traditional lunch, all in one day from Naples with every entrance fee included. From $109 per person.

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Prices based on 2026 rates. Vesuvius summit may close due to weather. Confirm details at checkout.

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