POMPEII
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The 6 most popular 3-hour experiences in Pompeii. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
3-hour private Pompeii tour with an archaeologist and skip-the-line ticket help. Walk theaters, baths, forum, and homes with care.
“It is a must-do! So informative!! We would have never been able to navigate Pompeii and learn everything we learned without those private tour from out highly knowledgeable, passionate guide!”
A 3-hour private Pompeii walking tour with an archaeologist, key forum sites, baths, theaters, and homes, plus admission included.
“Monica has a PhD in archeology and we learned SO MUCH from her. She was easy to understand, a great teacher, and we hope to come back some day and see the rest of Pompeii with her as our guide!”
Private 3-hour Pompeii tour with an expert guide. See top ruins like theaters and amphitheater with a flexible small-group route.
“We had a wonderful experience with Vincenzo as our guide! He helped us to understand the significance behind the sights we were seeing and pointed out things we would have never noticed or known. Getting a tour from an archaeologist was well worth the price. He was able to show us recent discoveries and take…”
Guided Pompeii in 2.5 to 3 hours with skip-the-line help, a focused look at the Forum and baths, plus a short limoncello and crafts stop.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable about Pompeii history and very eager to educate us, but she spent too much time giving us every detail and so we spent a lot of time in one spot and moved very slowly. It was hard for our teens as well as ourselves to keep focused after a…”
Private 3-hour Pompeii tour for up to 8, with a guide-led look at amphitheatre, baths, villas, and Forum views of Vesuvius.
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Private archaeologist-led Pompeii tour with skip-the-line entry, top domus highlights, and a 3-hour route from Forum to Amphitheatre.
“If i could i would give Raffaele 6 stars. He is Italian but with his perfect english was able to transmit all the magic of Pompei even in a foregn language. It was obvious that he is an archeologist. He was able to answer all our questions in a professional and yet an understandable way,…”
