Top Naples Rail Tours

Explore the Amalfi Coast on a budget-friendly, independent-minded tour from Rome designed for travelers between the ages of 18 and 39, who are looking for a mix of set activities and free time. Limited to just 16 people, this semi-guided trip takes you to the seaside towns of Sorrento and Naples, the ancient ruins of UNESCO-listed Pompeii, and the sunny island of Capri. Spend three nights at a camping village on the cliffs of Sorrento. Book with a few friends, or enjoy this adventure on your own and meet other travelers.

See more of Italy in one day on this day trip from Rome that's ideal for those short on time. You'll travel by train to Naples to reach the Amalfi Coast, one of the country's most beautiful sections of coastline known for picturesque villages that cling to sheer cliffs. Check out the UNESCO World Heritage Site's towns such as Positano and Amalfi. Booking this tour allows you to avoid the hassle of renting a car or finding your own way to this must-see destination.

Maximize time in Italy with a full-day tour to the Amalfi Coast from Rome. Board the high-speed train for a quick journey from Rome to Naples. Meet an English-speaking guide and set out with a small group for a drive to the scenic villages of Amalfi, Positano, and Ravello. See dramatic cliffs, small beaches, and winding coastal roads during the drive. Relax over lunch at a traditional restaurant overlooking the sea.

Visiting both Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast in a single day via public transportation is nearly impossible. Skip the delays of the bus with this small-group day trip and set off directly from Rome (by high-speed train) or Naples (by minivan) to cover both the ancient ruins and the coastline in a single day. Stop to explore Pompeii, snap photos of Positano, and enjoy a guided stroll in Amalfi.

Set sail for the idyllic Italian island of Capri on this full-day tour, including round-trip jetfoil transfers from Naples or Sorrento. Travel around the island by minibus, taking in the views along the famous 'Mamma Mia' road. Stop to browse the handicraft stores of Anacapri and soak up the atmosphere in buzzing La Piazzetta. Top it off with a visit to the Blue Grotto and a funicular ride to Marina Grande.

Avoid the slow and crowded Circumvesuviana train and make the trip between Naples and Sorrento stress-free with this private transfer. Enjoy pickup directly at your Naples hotel or the train station, airport, or port and relax on board an air-conditioned Mercedes with a professional, English-speaking driver at the wheel. Choose your final drop-off location in Sorrento, including the port, train station, or hotel.

Visit four stunning attractions on this full-day private tour of the Amalfi Coast, from Naples. Sample sugary-sweet limoncello in a Sorrento factory, stroll through the postcard-perfect towns of Positano and Amalfi, and soak up panoramic seaside views from the hilltop villas of Ravello. Guided day trips include door-to-door port or hotel transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Get a true taste of one of Italy's culinary capitals on a food and sightseeing tour of Naples. Spend some time exploring the city, stopping at the city's main squares and basilicas, as well as at hidden eateries to sample traditional dishes. Learn the history of Naples as you make your way from one mini-feast to the next, dining on everything from zucchini flowers to ragù, baccalà, and pizza. Come hungry: the tasting tour is a meal in itself.

After your cruise ship docks in Naples, take the lead on this small-group tour of the Amalfi Coast. Decide where you stop and for how long; you'll be ferried along the coastal road by a guide and driver who knows the ins and outs of the region. Stops can include Sorrento, Amalfi, Ravello, and Positano.

Discover Sorrento and the UNESCO-listed Amalfi Coast on this independent day trip from Naples. Led by your own driver, take a relaxed ride to the town of Sorrento to wander its charming streets at your leisure. Afterward, travel along the scenic Amalfi Coast to Positano, Ravello and Amalfi, with time to purchase lunch, sightsee or souvenir shop at your own expense. After a day of independent exploration, enjoy a smooth ride back to your original departure point.

Explore the UNESCO-listed remains of the Roman town of Pompeii on this tour from Naples. After hotel pickup, ride an air-conditioned minibus to the Pompeii Archaeological Park. Gain priority entry with your informative guide and tour the highlights of the site, frozen in time by ash from a massive eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in AD 79. Witness relics such as the piazza, baths, brothel, and fresco-covered walls of Vetti’s House as your guide shares haunting stories about the lives and deaths of the long-gone inhabitants.

Explore Pompeii and Mt. Vesuvius on a day trip from Naples, and relax with all the logistics arranged in advance. Tour the ruins of ancient Pompeii, learning about the ancient Mt. Vesuvius eruption that blanketed the city in ash, then travel up the slopes of the volcano itself. Enjoy time to explore the crater, then return back to Sorrento in the late afternoon.

Naples is the birthplace of authentic “pizza napolitana”, so there’s no better place to discover the secrets to turning out perfect pies. Join a professional “pizzaiolo” (pizza chef) at one of the oldest pizzerias in the city to roll out your dough, top it with fresh local ingredients, and bake it in a wood-burning oven. Cap off your pizza-making experience by sampling your handiwork at the end of the workshop.

See the stunning Amalfi Coast at your own speed on this private, full-day trip from Naples. After creating your own itinerary, sit back and enjoy as a private driver takes you along the coast, making stops in the most beautiful villages in southern Italy: Positano, Sorrento, Ravello and Amalfi. Get a true taste of the region’s rich history, architecture, cuisine and more before concluding with drop-off back in Naples.

There is no city that loves food more than Naples, and no history that is more intertwined with its cuisine. Get a unique take on Neapolitan culture through the lens of its most iconic street foods with this guided food tour through the historic center. Take in the neighborhood highlights and learn of its lore while sampling fresh buffalo mozzarella, pizza fritta, pizza margherita, limoncello, sfogliatella, and baba’.

Travel back in time and get amazed by the tragic and dramatic stories about Pompeii while walking through the extremely well preserved ruins of this Ancient City. Take the high speed train to Naples, where your private driver will pick you up and drive you to the entrance of the archaeological area, where you will meet your local guide and start your in depth tour of the ancient city. Visit ancient houses, stores, restaurants and baths while discovering how the original habitants lived in this small city of the Roman Empire.

The Royal Palace of Caserta revolutionized the world architecture thanks to the genius of Luigi Vanvitelli, who designed it in the XVIII century. It was built by initiative of the king Charles of Bourbon as the new administrative center of the Kingdom of Naples, taking as a model the Palace of Versailles. The guided tour starts in the Old Apartment, inhabited by Ferdinand IV and Maria Carolina, with its numerous rooms painted by the court artists; then you see the New Apartment, with its impressive throne room where the king received delegations and ambassadors. On demand it’s possible to extend the tour visiting the Park, to admire the fountains of the Italian Garden and the romantic landscape of the English Garden.

A journey back in time in the luxurious Herculaneum, the pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea, destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. The city was, unlike Pompeii with a commercial vocation, a real resort of the Roman aristocracy that lived along the coast of Campania. Unlike Pompeii, Herculaneum was covered by liquid pyroclastic material, which, solidifying, covered the city under a layer of 20 and more meters of volcanic rock. The high temperatures of the burning clouds that hit the city charred organic materials, which is why the remains of the wooden beams of the buildings, the stairs, the furniture, the ropes, found in the city since the first excavations of 1738 are still visible . Today only a small area of the city can be visited, while 80% of its surface still lies under the volcanic rock. But what can be visited gives us a clear indication of the high social level of its population.

GoinItaly’s signature four-day Discovery Naples Small Group Tour is the perfect way to experience the history, art, culture, architecture, music, and gastronomy of this vibrant city. Have a full immersion experience on a walking tour of the historical center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander in the alleys, visit artisans creating nativity scenes in their workshops, shop local crafts, admire the wealth of historical monuments, sample Naple’s famous street food, and pizza. Naples is the place where pizza was invented more than 100 years ago! Our Naples Tour includes all the major attractions that a traveler can’t miss and we go to sites that are not visited by many tourists. Visit areas that will help you understand how life was at the time of the Ancient Greeks, Romans, Spanish, Hapsburgs, and Bourbons. Discover why Naples was so popular during the so-called Grand Tour from the 17th century, when artists intellectuals, writers, and musicians, came from all over Europe.

Visiting Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast from Rome by public transportation is stressful and time-consuming. Save hours with this tour that pairs the high-speed train with a private driver. Hop on the train in Rome to Naples, where your driver will pick you up for your guided tour of Pompeii. Then head to the Amalfi Coast for free time in Positano and Amalfi before catching the train back to Rome.

Meeting-point with your tour guide, transfer by car or minivan to the ancient roman town of Pompeii at the foot of Mount Vesuvius. During the walking guided tour of the ruins, you will admire paintings and inscriptions, the streets with raised pavements on either side, the forum, lavish baths, temples and villas richly decorated. The next stop is the fabled town of Sorrento, walk to the jetfoil terminal for a 25-minutes ride to Capri. From the dock at Marina Grande, weather permitting you could visit the famous Blue Grotto* (optional), then your tour guide will organise the transfer by train-cablecar or minibus to Capri Town where you will enjoy visiting "La Piazzetta", the shops and sights. * CAPRI'S BLUE GROTTO is known throughout the world for its intense blue tones. Entrance to the cave is not possible in the presence of south westerly and mistral wind. Blue Grotto tour rate about 30 Euros per person.

Explore Pompeii and the Archaeological Museum of Naples and the sightseeing of Naples with an Archaeologist An unforgettable shore excursion with a great combination of Pompeii, the sightseeing of Naples and the Archaeological Museum of Naples, where many paintings and artifacts from Pompeii and Herculaneum are kept. We'll meet by your cruise ship: your driver with his Mercedes vehicle and me, holding a sign with your name written on it. When we arrive to the excavations of Pompeii, we'll start the two-hour tour. Pompeii holds an intense fascination for visitors today. After that amazing "walk in the past", we'll reach by car Naples for trying a well-known Neapolitan pizza (lunch not included). Then, after a short sightseeing of the center of Naples, our driver will take us to the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. IMPORTANT: The National Archaeological Museum of Naples is closed every Tuesday, December 25, 2019 and January 1, 2020

Visit the ruins of Herculaneum with an archaeologist In our three-hour tour of Herculaneum we'll visit together all the highlights of the ancient site, such as House of the Wooden Partition, House of Neptune and Amphitrite, the Forum, the Public Baths, etc. But the particular interest of our visit will be all wooden parts (frameworks, beams, doors, stairs and partitions) that were preserved by a hard shell of solidified mud, whereas at Pompeii they were burnt by fire.