The adventure awaits
Campania, the sun-drenched jewel of southern Italy, is a region full of contrasts – from the azure Tyrrhenian Sea to ancient ruins and rolling hills dotted with vineyards. This journey will take you to places where rich history, unique gastronomy and top wines, which have been produced here for centuries, mingle. Iconic cities such as Naples, Salerno and Benevento await you, as well as picturesque villages in the heart of the Irpinia wine region, ancient monuments and breathtaking natural scenery.
Experiences and excursions are not included in the price and some need to be booked in advance. More information can be found at each location below in the itinerary.
Upon arrival in Naples, pick up your car and transfer to your accommodation. If there is time, you can take a walk from the airport to the historical center of Naples, visit Castel dell'Ovo overlooking the sea, or taste real Neapolitan pizza in one of the traditional pizzerias. In the evening, relax and prepare for a week of exploring the region.
Welcome to Naples. Pick up your car according to the instructions you received before the trip and set off to explore the city.
Naples is a vibrant city in southern Italy with a rich history and culture. It lies on the Gulf of Naples and is famous for its historical landmarks such as Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius. The city is also known for its excellent pizza and authentic Italian cuisine. Naples offers a mix of historical sights, a lively atmosphere and beautiful sea views.
L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele is one of the most famous pizzerias in Naples, known for its long history and excellent pizza. Founded in 1870, it offers simple but authentic pizza options, with Margherita and Marinara being the most popular. The restaurant is renowned for its traditional preparation method and fresh ingredients.
Naples offers a wide range of gastronomic experiences. The main specialties are world-famous pizza, especially Margherita and Marinara, and traditional pasta dishes like spaghetti alle vongole (spaghetti with clams). You can also taste local delicacies such as sfogliatella (puff pastry) or babà (rum baba). The city is full of restaurants and food stalls offering authentic Italian specialties at various prices.
The Santuario di Madonna dell’Arco Monastery is known for its beautiful fresco decorations and miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary. Pilgrimages take place here every year because, according to legend, a miraculous healing occurred here.
Today you will visit Pompeii, taste the local "volcanic wine," and you can head to Mount Vesuvius.
The Pompeii Archaeological Site is one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world, where you can see perfectly preserved houses, temples, and frescoes buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Don't miss a visit to the Villa dei Misteri, famous for its mysterious frescoes, or the Forum, which used to be the center of the city.
Castellammare di Stabia is a historical city famous for its thermal springs. Here you can enjoy a relaxing bath in mineral water or stroll along the coastal promenade with beautiful views of the Gulf of Naples.
Vesuvius is an active stratovolcano that destroyed the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction where you can enjoy a hike to the top of the crater and panoramic views of the Bay of Naples. Climbing to the top offers a unique view into the crater and the beautiful scenery of the surrounding landscape.
More about prices and tickets can be found here 👈. Don't forget to buy your ticket in advance.
At the foot of Vesuvius, vines are cultivated on volcanic soil, giving the wines a unique character. This winery produces the famous Lacryma Christi, a wine with a legendary history dating back to antiquity. More information here.
Today, you'll go on a full-day trip to the island of Capri, where you'll visit the Blue Grotto, explore the town, and enjoy the beautiful view from Mount Solaro.
The ferry is for passenger transport only! Leave your car at the port and take the morning ferry. You can buy tickets HERE.
Enter from Sorrento to Capri.
You can easily arrange a trip to the Blue Grotto at the harbor, or you can purchase it online. Expect about a 2-hour boat trip around the island with stops. Note - the purchased trip does not include entry to the cave, which you then pay on the spot for about €18.
This famous sea cave is one of Italy's most magical natural wonders. Sunlight entering through a narrow opening below the surface creates a blue glow inside the cave. Access to the cave is only possible by small boats. Entry to the cave depends on sea conditions, so it may be closed if the water level is too high. 🌊
After the trip, explore the island or relax on one of the local beaches. Prices on the island are generally more expensive than on the mainland.
An ancient staircase connecting the Marina Grande harbor with the town of Anacapri. It has over 900 steps and was once the main connection between the coast and the upper part of the island. It offers magnificent views of the sea and the surrounding landscape. Ideal for history buffs and hikers. 🏞️
Monte Solaro is the highest point of the island of Capri (589 m above sea level) and offers panoramic views of the entire island, as well as Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. You can reach the summit by cable car from Anacapri or on foot along a scenic path. At the top, there is a small café where you can enjoy an espresso with one of the most beautiful views in Italy. If you want to enjoy even more peace, I recommend a walk to Eremo di Cetrella, a small monastery hidden in the mountains.
This elegant villa, built by the Swedish physician Axel Munthe, is surrounded by magnificent gardens full of exotic plants. The terrace offers a view of the entire Bay of Naples, which was one of the main reasons Munthe decided to call Capri home. Inside the villa is a collection of antiques, sculptures, and Roman relics. The gardens are an ideal place to relax after a busy day exploring the island. ⛲ More information here.
Today you will visit one of the most beautiful natural sceneries on the Amalfi Coast - Fiordo di Furore, explore the town of Positano and Amalfi, and of course visit a winery.
A picturesque coastal town on the Amalfi Coast, known for its pastel-colored houses terraced on the cliffs. It offers narrow streets full of boutiques, beautiful beaches, and the iconic Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its majolica-tiled dome. It is one of the most romantic places in Italy.
Fiordo di Furore is one of the most beautiful natural sceneries on the Amalfi Coast and hides a small fishing village. Steep cliffs surround the narrow sea bay, which is connected by a historic stone bridge. Every year, world diving competitions are held here, attracting many curious tourists. If you have time, you can take a short walk along the bridge or swim in the crystal-clear water.
Amalfi is a historic town with a dominant cathedral, whose arabesque facade looks like something out of a fairy tale. Stroll through the narrow streets and stop for a limoncello tasting. Be sure to visit the Cathedral of St. Andrew.
Marisa Cuomo Winery is located in the dramatic landscape of cliffs above the sea and produces excellent wines thanks to its unique microclimate. Here you will taste iconic white wines such as Fiorduva, which is made from native varieties grown only on the Amalfi Coast. In addition to the wine, you will also enjoy an unforgettable view of the turquoise sea, which makes the tasting a truly unique experience. More information
This day begins in the charming town of Ravello, then moves to Salerno, which is often overlooked but hides beautiful historical and coastal scenery. From there, you will head inland to Campania, where you will visit a winery in the Campagna area, the archaeological site of Paestum, and caves.
Ravello is an elegant town high above the sea, known for its magnificent gardens. It is home to the famous Villa Cimbrone, which offers one of the most beautiful views of the Amalfi Coast. A visit to the villa is ideal for lovers of history, art and romance who want to escape the crowds and enjoy a peaceful corner of this picturesque town.
Salerno is often in the shadow of Naples and the Amalfi Coast, but it is worth visiting for its rich history and more relaxed atmosphere. The city is dominated by the Cathedral of St. Matthew, where the remains of one of the twelve apostles are stored. Salerno was also an important center of medicine – the Schola Medica Salernitana was one of the oldest medical schools in Europe in the Middle Ages. A walk through the old town offers romantic alleys, while Lungomare Trieste, a beautiful coastal promenade, is ideal for relaxing. If you are looking for a gastronomic experience, taste the local sfogliatella Santa Rosa – a famous Italian dessert.
Paestum is one of the most important archaeological sites in Italy, known for its stunningly preserved Doric temples. The city was founded by the Greeks around 600 BC and later became part of the Roman Empire.
The area around the town of Campagna is lesser-known than the famous wine regions of Tuscany, but it is here that you will find authentic family wineries. You will taste wines and local specialties – such as pecorino, prosciutto di Campagna, and homemade olive oil. This wine gem off the beaten path offers an authentic experience.
Not far from Paestum is the fascinating Pertosa-Auletta cave, where you can take an underground boat trip on the Negro underground river. The cave is unique in that the remains of an ancient settlement were discovered inside, suggesting that people lived here more than 3,500 years ago. More information here.
You will explore two important cities of Campania - Benevento and Caserta, walk through their streets, get to know the local sights and taste the local wine.
Benevento is a fascinating city with a rich history dating back to ancient Rome. Its location made it an important crossroads between Rome and southern Italy. The city is best known for the Arch of Trajan, one of the best-preserved Roman triumphal arches in Italy. This magnificent marble monument dates from 114 AD and is covered with reliefs depicting the emperor's military achievements.
The Royal Palace of Caserta is a monumental palace nicknamed the "Italian Versailles", which boasts magnificent interiors and extensive gardens with waterfalls. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest palace complexes in Europe.
Today is reserved for checkout and transfer to the airport. If you have time left, you can still head to the streets of Naples or take a walk by the sea.
Arrive at the airport well in advance, at least 2/3 hours before departure. Return the car and head to your gate. Have a great flight home.
Campania, the sun-drenched jewel of southern Italy, is a region full of contrasts – from the azure Tyrrhenian Sea to ancient ruins and rolling hills dotted with vineyards. This journey will take you to places where rich history, unique gastronomy and top wines, which have been produced here for centuries, mingle. Iconic cities such as Naples, Salerno and Benevento await you, as well as picturesque villages in the heart of the Irpinia wine region, ancient monuments and breathtaking natural scenery.
Experiences and excursions are not included in the price and some need to be booked in advance. More information can be found at each location below in the itinerary.
Upon arrival in Naples, pick up your car and transfer to your accommodation. If there is time, you can take a walk from the airport to the historical center of Naples, visit Castel dell'Ovo overlooking the sea, or taste real Neapolitan pizza in one of the traditional pizzerias. In the evening, relax and prepare for a week of exploring the region.
Welcome to Naples. Pick up your car according to the instructions you received before the trip and set off to explore the city.
Naples is a vibrant city in southern Italy with a rich history and culture. It lies on the Gulf of Naples and is famous for its historical landmarks such as Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius. The city is also known for its excellent pizza and authentic Italian cuisine. Naples offers a mix of historical sights, a lively atmosphere and beautiful sea views.
L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele is one of the most famous pizzerias in Naples, known for its long history and excellent pizza. Founded in 1870, it offers simple but authentic pizza options, with Margherita and Marinara being the most popular. The restaurant is renowned for its traditional preparation method and fresh ingredients.
Naples offers a wide range of gastronomic experiences. The main specialties are world-famous pizza, especially Margherita and Marinara, and traditional pasta dishes like spaghetti alle vongole (spaghetti with clams). You can also taste local delicacies such as sfogliatella (puff pastry) or babà (rum baba). The city is full of restaurants and food stalls offering authentic Italian specialties at various prices.
The Santuario di Madonna dell’Arco Monastery is known for its beautiful fresco decorations and miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary. Pilgrimages take place here every year because, according to legend, a miraculous healing occurred here.
Today you will visit Pompeii, taste the local "volcanic wine," and you can head to Mount Vesuvius.
The Pompeii Archaeological Site is one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world, where you can see perfectly preserved houses, temples, and frescoes buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Don't miss a visit to the Villa dei Misteri, famous for its mysterious frescoes, or the Forum, which used to be the center of the city.
Castellammare di Stabia is a historical city famous for its thermal springs. Here you can enjoy a relaxing bath in mineral water or stroll along the coastal promenade with beautiful views of the Gulf of Naples.
Vesuvius is an active stratovolcano that destroyed the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction where you can enjoy a hike to the top of the crater and panoramic views of the Bay of Naples. Climbing to the top offers a unique view into the crater and the beautiful scenery of the surrounding landscape.
More about prices and tickets can be found here 👈. Don't forget to buy your ticket in advance.
At the foot of Vesuvius, vines are cultivated on volcanic soil, giving the wines a unique character. This winery produces the famous Lacryma Christi, a wine with a legendary history dating back to antiquity. More information here.
Today, you'll go on a full-day trip to the island of Capri, where you'll visit the Blue Grotto, explore the town, and enjoy the beautiful view from Mount Solaro.
The ferry is for passenger transport only! Leave your car at the port and take the morning ferry. You can buy tickets HERE.
Enter from Sorrento to Capri.
You can easily arrange a trip to the Blue Grotto at the harbor, or you can purchase it online. Expect about a 2-hour boat trip around the island with stops. Note - the purchased trip does not include entry to the cave, which you then pay on the spot for about €18.
This famous sea cave is one of Italy's most magical natural wonders. Sunlight entering through a narrow opening below the surface creates a blue glow inside the cave. Access to the cave is only possible by small boats. Entry to the cave depends on sea conditions, so it may be closed if the water level is too high. 🌊
After the trip, explore the island or relax on one of the local beaches. Prices on the island are generally more expensive than on the mainland.
An ancient staircase connecting the Marina Grande harbor with the town of Anacapri. It has over 900 steps and was once the main connection between the coast and the upper part of the island. It offers magnificent views of the sea and the surrounding landscape. Ideal for history buffs and hikers. 🏞️
Monte Solaro is the highest point of the island of Capri (589 m above sea level) and offers panoramic views of the entire island, as well as Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. You can reach the summit by cable car from Anacapri or on foot along a scenic path. At the top, there is a small café where you can enjoy an espresso with one of the most beautiful views in Italy. If you want to enjoy even more peace, I recommend a walk to Eremo di Cetrella, a small monastery hidden in the mountains.
This elegant villa, built by the Swedish physician Axel Munthe, is surrounded by magnificent gardens full of exotic plants. The terrace offers a view of the entire Bay of Naples, which was one of the main reasons Munthe decided to call Capri home. Inside the villa is a collection of antiques, sculptures, and Roman relics. The gardens are an ideal place to relax after a busy day exploring the island. ⛲ More information here.
Today you will visit one of the most beautiful natural sceneries on the Amalfi Coast - Fiordo di Furore, explore the town of Positano and Amalfi, and of course visit a winery.
A picturesque coastal town on the Amalfi Coast, known for its pastel-colored houses terraced on the cliffs. It offers narrow streets full of boutiques, beautiful beaches, and the iconic Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its majolica-tiled dome. It is one of the most romantic places in Italy.
Fiordo di Furore is one of the most beautiful natural sceneries on the Amalfi Coast and hides a small fishing village. Steep cliffs surround the narrow sea bay, which is connected by a historic stone bridge. Every year, world diving competitions are held here, attracting many curious tourists. If you have time, you can take a short walk along the bridge or swim in the crystal-clear water.
Amalfi is a historic town with a dominant cathedral, whose arabesque facade looks like something out of a fairy tale. Stroll through the narrow streets and stop for a limoncello tasting. Be sure to visit the Cathedral of St. Andrew.
Marisa Cuomo Winery is located in the dramatic landscape of cliffs above the sea and produces excellent wines thanks to its unique microclimate. Here you will taste iconic white wines such as Fiorduva, which is made from native varieties grown only on the Amalfi Coast. In addition to the wine, you will also enjoy an unforgettable view of the turquoise sea, which makes the tasting a truly unique experience. More information
This day begins in the charming town of Ravello, then moves to Salerno, which is often overlooked but hides beautiful historical and coastal scenery. From there, you will head inland to Campania, where you will visit a winery in the Campagna area, the archaeological site of Paestum, and caves.
Ravello is an elegant town high above the sea, known for its magnificent gardens. It is home to the famous Villa Cimbrone, which offers one of the most beautiful views of the Amalfi Coast. A visit to the villa is ideal for lovers of history, art and romance who want to escape the crowds and enjoy a peaceful corner of this picturesque town.
Salerno is often in the shadow of Naples and the Amalfi Coast, but it is worth visiting for its rich history and more relaxed atmosphere. The city is dominated by the Cathedral of St. Matthew, where the remains of one of the twelve apostles are stored. Salerno was also an important center of medicine – the Schola Medica Salernitana was one of the oldest medical schools in Europe in the Middle Ages. A walk through the old town offers romantic alleys, while Lungomare Trieste, a beautiful coastal promenade, is ideal for relaxing. If you are looking for a gastronomic experience, taste the local sfogliatella Santa Rosa – a famous Italian dessert.
Paestum is one of the most important archaeological sites in Italy, known for its stunningly preserved Doric temples. The city was founded by the Greeks around 600 BC and later became part of the Roman Empire.
The area around the town of Campagna is lesser-known than the famous wine regions of Tuscany, but it is here that you will find authentic family wineries. You will taste wines and local specialties – such as pecorino, prosciutto di Campagna, and homemade olive oil. This wine gem off the beaten path offers an authentic experience.
Not far from Paestum is the fascinating Pertosa-Auletta cave, where you can take an underground boat trip on the Negro underground river. The cave is unique in that the remains of an ancient settlement were discovered inside, suggesting that people lived here more than 3,500 years ago. More information here.
You will explore two important cities of Campania - Benevento and Caserta, walk through their streets, get to know the local sights and taste the local wine.
Benevento is a fascinating city with a rich history dating back to ancient Rome. Its location made it an important crossroads between Rome and southern Italy. The city is best known for the Arch of Trajan, one of the best-preserved Roman triumphal arches in Italy. This magnificent marble monument dates from 114 AD and is covered with reliefs depicting the emperor's military achievements.
The Royal Palace of Caserta is a monumental palace nicknamed the "Italian Versailles", which boasts magnificent interiors and extensive gardens with waterfalls. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest palace complexes in Europe.
Today is reserved for checkout and transfer to the airport. If you have time left, you can still head to the streets of Naples or take a walk by the sea.
Arrive at the airport well in advance, at least 2/3 hours before departure. Return the car and head to your gate. Have a great flight home.
itinerary by Nikola Svobodova
The adventure awaits
Campania, the sun-drenched jewel of southern Italy, is a region full of contrasts – from the azure Tyrrhenian Sea to ancient ruins and rolling hills dotted with vineyards. This journey will take you to places where rich history, unique gastronomy and top wines, which have been produced here for centuries, mingle. Iconic cities such as Naples, Salerno and Benevento await you, as well as picturesque villages in the heart of the Irpinia wine region, ancient monuments and breathtaking natural scenery.
Experiences and excursions are not included in the price and some need to be booked in advance. More information can be found at each location below in the itinerary.
Upon arrival in Naples, pick up your car and transfer to your accommodation. If there is time, you can take a walk from the airport to the historical center of Naples, visit Castel dell'Ovo overlooking the sea, or taste real Neapolitan pizza in one of the traditional pizzerias. In the evening, relax and prepare for a week of exploring the region.
Welcome to Naples. Pick up your car according to the instructions you received before the trip and set off to explore the city.
Naples is a vibrant city in southern Italy with a rich history and culture. It lies on the Gulf of Naples and is famous for its historical landmarks such as Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius. The city is also known for its excellent pizza and authentic Italian cuisine. Naples offers a mix of historical sights, a lively atmosphere and beautiful sea views.
L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele is one of the most famous pizzerias in Naples, known for its long history and excellent pizza. Founded in 1870, it offers simple but authentic pizza options, with Margherita and Marinara being the most popular. The restaurant is renowned for its traditional preparation method and fresh ingredients.
Naples offers a wide range of gastronomic experiences. The main specialties are world-famous pizza, especially Margherita and Marinara, and traditional pasta dishes like spaghetti alle vongole (spaghetti with clams). You can also taste local delicacies such as sfogliatella (puff pastry) or babà (rum baba). The city is full of restaurants and food stalls offering authentic Italian specialties at various prices.
The Santuario di Madonna dell’Arco Monastery is known for its beautiful fresco decorations and miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary. Pilgrimages take place here every year because, according to legend, a miraculous healing occurred here.
Today you will visit Pompeii, taste the local "volcanic wine," and you can head to Mount Vesuvius.
The Pompeii Archaeological Site is one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world, where you can see perfectly preserved houses, temples, and frescoes buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Don't miss a visit to the Villa dei Misteri, famous for its mysterious frescoes, or the Forum, which used to be the center of the city.
Castellammare di Stabia is a historical city famous for its thermal springs. Here you can enjoy a relaxing bath in mineral water or stroll along the coastal promenade with beautiful views of the Gulf of Naples.
Vesuvius is an active stratovolcano that destroyed the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction where you can enjoy a hike to the top of the crater and panoramic views of the Bay of Naples. Climbing to the top offers a unique view into the crater and the beautiful scenery of the surrounding landscape.
More about prices and tickets can be found here 👈. Don't forget to buy your ticket in advance.
At the foot of Vesuvius, vines are cultivated on volcanic soil, giving the wines a unique character. This winery produces the famous Lacryma Christi, a wine with a legendary history dating back to antiquity. More information here.
Today, you'll go on a full-day trip to the island of Capri, where you'll visit the Blue Grotto, explore the town, and enjoy the beautiful view from Mount Solaro.
The ferry is for passenger transport only! Leave your car at the port and take the morning ferry. You can buy tickets HERE.
Enter from Sorrento to Capri.
You can easily arrange a trip to the Blue Grotto at the harbor, or you can purchase it online. Expect about a 2-hour boat trip around the island with stops. Note - the purchased trip does not include entry to the cave, which you then pay on the spot for about €18.
This famous sea cave is one of Italy's most magical natural wonders. Sunlight entering through a narrow opening below the surface creates a blue glow inside the cave. Access to the cave is only possible by small boats. Entry to the cave depends on sea conditions, so it may be closed if the water level is too high. 🌊
After the trip, explore the island or relax on one of the local beaches. Prices on the island are generally more expensive than on the mainland.
An ancient staircase connecting the Marina Grande harbor with the town of Anacapri. It has over 900 steps and was once the main connection between the coast and the upper part of the island. It offers magnificent views of the sea and the surrounding landscape. Ideal for history buffs and hikers. 🏞️
Monte Solaro is the highest point of the island of Capri (589 m above sea level) and offers panoramic views of the entire island, as well as Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. You can reach the summit by cable car from Anacapri or on foot along a scenic path. At the top, there is a small café where you can enjoy an espresso with one of the most beautiful views in Italy. If you want to enjoy even more peace, I recommend a walk to Eremo di Cetrella, a small monastery hidden in the mountains.
This elegant villa, built by the Swedish physician Axel Munthe, is surrounded by magnificent gardens full of exotic plants. The terrace offers a view of the entire Bay of Naples, which was one of the main reasons Munthe decided to call Capri home. Inside the villa is a collection of antiques, sculptures, and Roman relics. The gardens are an ideal place to relax after a busy day exploring the island. ⛲ More information here.
Today you will visit one of the most beautiful natural sceneries on the Amalfi Coast - Fiordo di Furore, explore the town of Positano and Amalfi, and of course visit a winery.
A picturesque coastal town on the Amalfi Coast, known for its pastel-colored houses terraced on the cliffs. It offers narrow streets full of boutiques, beautiful beaches, and the iconic Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its majolica-tiled dome. It is one of the most romantic places in Italy.
Fiordo di Furore is one of the most beautiful natural sceneries on the Amalfi Coast and hides a small fishing village. Steep cliffs surround the narrow sea bay, which is connected by a historic stone bridge. Every year, world diving competitions are held here, attracting many curious tourists. If you have time, you can take a short walk along the bridge or swim in the crystal-clear water.
Amalfi is a historic town with a dominant cathedral, whose arabesque facade looks like something out of a fairy tale. Stroll through the narrow streets and stop for a limoncello tasting. Be sure to visit the Cathedral of St. Andrew.
Marisa Cuomo Winery is located in the dramatic landscape of cliffs above the sea and produces excellent wines thanks to its unique microclimate. Here you will taste iconic white wines such as Fiorduva, which is made from native varieties grown only on the Amalfi Coast. In addition to the wine, you will also enjoy an unforgettable view of the turquoise sea, which makes the tasting a truly unique experience. More information
This day begins in the charming town of Ravello, then moves to Salerno, which is often overlooked but hides beautiful historical and coastal scenery. From there, you will head inland to Campania, where you will visit a winery in the Campagna area, the archaeological site of Paestum, and caves.
Ravello is an elegant town high above the sea, known for its magnificent gardens. It is home to the famous Villa Cimbrone, which offers one of the most beautiful views of the Amalfi Coast. A visit to the villa is ideal for lovers of history, art and romance who want to escape the crowds and enjoy a peaceful corner of this picturesque town.
Salerno is often in the shadow of Naples and the Amalfi Coast, but it is worth visiting for its rich history and more relaxed atmosphere. The city is dominated by the Cathedral of St. Matthew, where the remains of one of the twelve apostles are stored. Salerno was also an important center of medicine – the Schola Medica Salernitana was one of the oldest medical schools in Europe in the Middle Ages. A walk through the old town offers romantic alleys, while Lungomare Trieste, a beautiful coastal promenade, is ideal for relaxing. If you are looking for a gastronomic experience, taste the local sfogliatella Santa Rosa – a famous Italian dessert.
Paestum is one of the most important archaeological sites in Italy, known for its stunningly preserved Doric temples. The city was founded by the Greeks around 600 BC and later became part of the Roman Empire.
The area around the town of Campagna is lesser-known than the famous wine regions of Tuscany, but it is here that you will find authentic family wineries. You will taste wines and local specialties – such as pecorino, prosciutto di Campagna, and homemade olive oil. This wine gem off the beaten path offers an authentic experience.
Not far from Paestum is the fascinating Pertosa-Auletta cave, where you can take an underground boat trip on the Negro underground river. The cave is unique in that the remains of an ancient settlement were discovered inside, suggesting that people lived here more than 3,500 years ago. More information here.
You will explore two important cities of Campania - Benevento and Caserta, walk through their streets, get to know the local sights and taste the local wine.
Benevento is a fascinating city with a rich history dating back to ancient Rome. Its location made it an important crossroads between Rome and southern Italy. The city is best known for the Arch of Trajan, one of the best-preserved Roman triumphal arches in Italy. This magnificent marble monument dates from 114 AD and is covered with reliefs depicting the emperor's military achievements.
The Royal Palace of Caserta is a monumental palace nicknamed the "Italian Versailles", which boasts magnificent interiors and extensive gardens with waterfalls. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest palace complexes in Europe.
Today is reserved for checkout and transfer to the airport. If you have time left, you can still head to the streets of Naples or take a walk by the sea.
Arrive at the airport well in advance, at least 2/3 hours before departure. Return the car and head to your gate. Have a great flight home.
Campania, the sun-drenched jewel of southern Italy, is a region full of contrasts – from the azure Tyrrhenian Sea to ancient ruins and rolling hills dotted with vineyards. This journey will take you to places where rich history, unique gastronomy and top wines, which have been produced here for centuries, mingle. Iconic cities such as Naples, Salerno and Benevento await you, as well as picturesque villages in the heart of the Irpinia wine region, ancient monuments and breathtaking natural scenery.
Experiences and excursions are not included in the price and some need to be booked in advance. More information can be found at each location below in the itinerary.
Upon arrival in Naples, pick up your car and transfer to your accommodation. If there is time, you can take a walk from the airport to the historical center of Naples, visit Castel dell'Ovo overlooking the sea, or taste real Neapolitan pizza in one of the traditional pizzerias. In the evening, relax and prepare for a week of exploring the region.
Welcome to Naples. Pick up your car according to the instructions you received before the trip and set off to explore the city.
Naples is a vibrant city in southern Italy with a rich history and culture. It lies on the Gulf of Naples and is famous for its historical landmarks such as Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius. The city is also known for its excellent pizza and authentic Italian cuisine. Naples offers a mix of historical sights, a lively atmosphere and beautiful sea views.
L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele is one of the most famous pizzerias in Naples, known for its long history and excellent pizza. Founded in 1870, it offers simple but authentic pizza options, with Margherita and Marinara being the most popular. The restaurant is renowned for its traditional preparation method and fresh ingredients.
Naples offers a wide range of gastronomic experiences. The main specialties are world-famous pizza, especially Margherita and Marinara, and traditional pasta dishes like spaghetti alle vongole (spaghetti with clams). You can also taste local delicacies such as sfogliatella (puff pastry) or babà (rum baba). The city is full of restaurants and food stalls offering authentic Italian specialties at various prices.
The Santuario di Madonna dell’Arco Monastery is known for its beautiful fresco decorations and miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary. Pilgrimages take place here every year because, according to legend, a miraculous healing occurred here.
Today you will visit Pompeii, taste the local "volcanic wine," and you can head to Mount Vesuvius.
The Pompeii Archaeological Site is one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world, where you can see perfectly preserved houses, temples, and frescoes buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Don't miss a visit to the Villa dei Misteri, famous for its mysterious frescoes, or the Forum, which used to be the center of the city.
Castellammare di Stabia is a historical city famous for its thermal springs. Here you can enjoy a relaxing bath in mineral water or stroll along the coastal promenade with beautiful views of the Gulf of Naples.
Vesuvius is an active stratovolcano that destroyed the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction where you can enjoy a hike to the top of the crater and panoramic views of the Bay of Naples. Climbing to the top offers a unique view into the crater and the beautiful scenery of the surrounding landscape.
More about prices and tickets can be found here 👈. Don't forget to buy your ticket in advance.
At the foot of Vesuvius, vines are cultivated on volcanic soil, giving the wines a unique character. This winery produces the famous Lacryma Christi, a wine with a legendary history dating back to antiquity. More information here.
Today, you'll go on a full-day trip to the island of Capri, where you'll visit the Blue Grotto, explore the town, and enjoy the beautiful view from Mount Solaro.
The ferry is for passenger transport only! Leave your car at the port and take the morning ferry. You can buy tickets HERE.
Enter from Sorrento to Capri.
You can easily arrange a trip to the Blue Grotto at the harbor, or you can purchase it online. Expect about a 2-hour boat trip around the island with stops. Note - the purchased trip does not include entry to the cave, which you then pay on the spot for about €18.
This famous sea cave is one of Italy's most magical natural wonders. Sunlight entering through a narrow opening below the surface creates a blue glow inside the cave. Access to the cave is only possible by small boats. Entry to the cave depends on sea conditions, so it may be closed if the water level is too high. 🌊
After the trip, explore the island or relax on one of the local beaches. Prices on the island are generally more expensive than on the mainland.
An ancient staircase connecting the Marina Grande harbor with the town of Anacapri. It has over 900 steps and was once the main connection between the coast and the upper part of the island. It offers magnificent views of the sea and the surrounding landscape. Ideal for history buffs and hikers. 🏞️
Monte Solaro is the highest point of the island of Capri (589 m above sea level) and offers panoramic views of the entire island, as well as Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. You can reach the summit by cable car from Anacapri or on foot along a scenic path. At the top, there is a small café where you can enjoy an espresso with one of the most beautiful views in Italy. If you want to enjoy even more peace, I recommend a walk to Eremo di Cetrella, a small monastery hidden in the mountains.
This elegant villa, built by the Swedish physician Axel Munthe, is surrounded by magnificent gardens full of exotic plants. The terrace offers a view of the entire Bay of Naples, which was one of the main reasons Munthe decided to call Capri home. Inside the villa is a collection of antiques, sculptures, and Roman relics. The gardens are an ideal place to relax after a busy day exploring the island. ⛲ More information here.
Today you will visit one of the most beautiful natural sceneries on the Amalfi Coast - Fiordo di Furore, explore the town of Positano and Amalfi, and of course visit a winery.
A picturesque coastal town on the Amalfi Coast, known for its pastel-colored houses terraced on the cliffs. It offers narrow streets full of boutiques, beautiful beaches, and the iconic Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its majolica-tiled dome. It is one of the most romantic places in Italy.
Fiordo di Furore is one of the most beautiful natural sceneries on the Amalfi Coast and hides a small fishing village. Steep cliffs surround the narrow sea bay, which is connected by a historic stone bridge. Every year, world diving competitions are held here, attracting many curious tourists. If you have time, you can take a short walk along the bridge or swim in the crystal-clear water.
Amalfi is a historic town with a dominant cathedral, whose arabesque facade looks like something out of a fairy tale. Stroll through the narrow streets and stop for a limoncello tasting. Be sure to visit the Cathedral of St. Andrew.
Marisa Cuomo Winery is located in the dramatic landscape of cliffs above the sea and produces excellent wines thanks to its unique microclimate. Here you will taste iconic white wines such as Fiorduva, which is made from native varieties grown only on the Amalfi Coast. In addition to the wine, you will also enjoy an unforgettable view of the turquoise sea, which makes the tasting a truly unique experience. More information
This day begins in the charming town of Ravello, then moves to Salerno, which is often overlooked but hides beautiful historical and coastal scenery. From there, you will head inland to Campania, where you will visit a winery in the Campagna area, the archaeological site of Paestum, and caves.
Ravello is an elegant town high above the sea, known for its magnificent gardens. It is home to the famous Villa Cimbrone, which offers one of the most beautiful views of the Amalfi Coast. A visit to the villa is ideal for lovers of history, art and romance who want to escape the crowds and enjoy a peaceful corner of this picturesque town.
Salerno is often in the shadow of Naples and the Amalfi Coast, but it is worth visiting for its rich history and more relaxed atmosphere. The city is dominated by the Cathedral of St. Matthew, where the remains of one of the twelve apostles are stored. Salerno was also an important center of medicine – the Schola Medica Salernitana was one of the oldest medical schools in Europe in the Middle Ages. A walk through the old town offers romantic alleys, while Lungomare Trieste, a beautiful coastal promenade, is ideal for relaxing. If you are looking for a gastronomic experience, taste the local sfogliatella Santa Rosa – a famous Italian dessert.
Paestum is one of the most important archaeological sites in Italy, known for its stunningly preserved Doric temples. The city was founded by the Greeks around 600 BC and later became part of the Roman Empire.
The area around the town of Campagna is lesser-known than the famous wine regions of Tuscany, but it is here that you will find authentic family wineries. You will taste wines and local specialties – such as pecorino, prosciutto di Campagna, and homemade olive oil. This wine gem off the beaten path offers an authentic experience.
Not far from Paestum is the fascinating Pertosa-Auletta cave, where you can take an underground boat trip on the Negro underground river. The cave is unique in that the remains of an ancient settlement were discovered inside, suggesting that people lived here more than 3,500 years ago. More information here.
You will explore two important cities of Campania - Benevento and Caserta, walk through their streets, get to know the local sights and taste the local wine.
Benevento is a fascinating city with a rich history dating back to ancient Rome. Its location made it an important crossroads between Rome and southern Italy. The city is best known for the Arch of Trajan, one of the best-preserved Roman triumphal arches in Italy. This magnificent marble monument dates from 114 AD and is covered with reliefs depicting the emperor's military achievements.
The Royal Palace of Caserta is a monumental palace nicknamed the "Italian Versailles", which boasts magnificent interiors and extensive gardens with waterfalls. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest palace complexes in Europe.
Today is reserved for checkout and transfer to the airport. If you have time left, you can still head to the streets of Naples or take a walk by the sea.
Arrive at the airport well in advance, at least 2/3 hours before departure. Return the car and head to your gate. Have a great flight home.
