From Naples: Pompeii, Herculaneum & Vesuvius Day Trip

• Jürgen Siekmann

  Oct 2026

  2.0

  This review is invalid because my rating should be higher. I was very satisfied with the tour. Everything went well, even though I lost my sticker twice. Mount Vesuvius and Pompeii were both great, wonderful. My only issue was at Herculaneum with the audio guide because I couldn't get an internet connection. So I tagged along with others who also felt lost with the audio guide. The correct numbering was missing. The numbers didn't match up. So I walked through Herculaneum without any explanations. Other than that, everything was fantastic. My rating is much better than 2 points.

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• Luis Corral Martinez-Acitores

  Oct 2026

  4.0

  The excursion is very well-organized, with great punctuality and management, making it possible to visit Vesuvius, Herculaneum, and Pompeii in a single day. On the downside, it only includes tickets and audio guides for Herculaneum and Pompeii. You explore the sites on your own, so you miss having a guide to explain the history and the most interesting highlights of each place.

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• Madison Gandier-Johnson

  Oct 2026

  5.0

  It was an amazing experience and the transport drivers were very nice people!

• Daniela Schwarz

  Sept 2026

  3.0

  Transportation between the sites worked very well and was well-organized. We had enough time for Vesuvius and Herculaneum, but unfortunately, there was way too little time for Pompeii. We thought we had booked guided tours (the pictures strongly suggest that too), but they were only audio guides, and in my opinion, they were very poor. The audio guide for Herculaneum has to be played on your own smartphone (it didn't say that anywhere—what if I don't have one or my battery is dead?), you get a QR code that opens a website in the browser. You have to rescan this every few minutes because the audio files stop playing and you have to reload everything, which is very annoying. The voices are AI-generated; the German one is disastrous and constantly makes mistakes in pronunciation, sentence structure, and translation. The English one was slightly better. Also, the numbers on the audio guide don't match the ones at the stations; we really struggled to play the right audio in the right place. The audio guide in Pompeii was at least a physical device that worked, but the explanations were very minimalist and boring. We ended up asking the staff on-site for information and learned so many exciting details that the audio guide simply left out. I find the price very excessive for this level of service. If I could choose again, I would take public transport to the sites and use the money to book guides on-site.

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• jean-louis maret

  Sept 2026

  5.0

  Perfect organization and a very informative tour