Naples, Sorrento & Rome 9 days
About This Experience
This isn’t a just a vacation, it’s a leap into the Italian way of life. History is present everywhere you look. Art is alive in the streets. This is the charm of Southern Italy, home to the bustling cities of Rome and Naples and seaside cliffs that line Sorrento. Whether Neopolitan pizza and limoncello or baroque architecture and ancient ruins, come hungry for all the region has to offer.
Your Tour Includes
Round-trip airfare & transfers
7 nights in handpicked hotels
Breakfast daily, 2 three-course dinners with beer or wine
Multilingual Tour Director
Private deluxe motor coach
Select entrance fees
Why You'll Love It
Locals give you the lay of the land
Pizza will never be the same
Seaside views beyond words
Historic palaces, museums & ruins
See local gems between bustling cities
Free time to explore your Italy
Overnight Flight1 night
Naples1 night - hotel info
Day2
Benvenuto! You’re in Naples—can you smell the pizza in the air?
Dinner, Breakfast (in flight)
Welcome to Naples! A Go Ahead representative greets you at the airport after you clear customs and escorts you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for beginning your explorations of Naples. Tonight, enjoy an included traditional pizza dinner made by the experts, as pizza was invented here in Naples. Buon appetito!
Sorrento4 nights - hotel info
Day3
There’s much more to uncover in the capital of the Campania region
Breakfast
National Archeological Museum , Caserta Palace
This morning’s guided sightseeing tour introduces you to the highlights of Naples, a beautiful bayside city in the heart of the Campania region of Italy. Pass by the imposing façade of the Palazza Reale, the fortress overlooking the Santa Lucia waterfront and travel through the Old Naples district. Included in your tour is a visit to the National Archaeological Museum, a showplace of classical relics. This afternoon, en route to Sorrento, stop in the provincial capital of Caserta. A local guide leads you on a sightseeing tour of the city, including views of the magnificent palace, which is often compared to Versailles. Arrive in Sorrento this evening.
Day4
Explore the ruins of Pompeii—a city frozen in time
Breakfast, Dinner
Pompeii Archeological Site
Travel to Pompeii, one of the world’s best archaeological sites, for a guided tour of the ruins. Discover how Roman citizens lived 2,000 years ago, before Mount Vesuvius erupted in A.D. 79, preserving the town of Pompeii in a flood of volcanic ash. View the excavated ruins of theaters, villas, temples and baths. Spend the afternoon exploring Sorrento at your leisure.
Day5
Fresh ocean air, awe-inspiring grottoes…it feels good to be in Capri
Breakfast
A day trip takes you from Sorrento across the Bay of Naples to the famed Isle of Capri, whose magnificent vistas have been celebrated ever since the days of the early Roman emperors. You’ll travel around the island by boat (weather permitting) or take a minibus to the hidden village of Anacapri, located at the summit of the island. Explore the winding streets and white houses of its historical center before travelling by boat back to the mainland. Return to Sorrento, where you might wish to attend our optional Tarantella Dinner and Show, featuring local cuisine and a lively performance highlighting the tarantella, a mesmerizing Italian folk dance.
Optional Excursions
Tarantella Dinner & Show $79* pp
Tarantella dancing is a centuries-old folk tradition in this part of Italy. Tarantella is the Italian word for tarantula, and the frenzied steps of the dance are said to be designed for sweating out the poison if one is bitten by a tarantula. Savor a locally prepared dinner at the Teatro Tasso, then watch a live performance featuring the intricate footwork of the tarantella, demonstrated by a troupe of authentic folk dancers. Please note: This optional is seasonal from March 1-November 1.
Day6
The Amalfi Coast—inspiration to Homer, Tennessee Williams and now you
Breakfast
Journey along the scenic Amalfi Coast, lined with lemon groves and offering magnificent views of the sea. You’ll pass small towns hugging the coastline, where Europeans and world travelers have vacationed for as long as anyone can remember. The Amalfi Coast enjoys an eclectic literary history. Its coastal islands were the famous Siren Isles of Homer, and 20th-century authors such as Tennessee Williams found an artistic muse in the coast’s temperate climate. Later, travel into the countryside on our optional mozzarella farm tour and learn about the process of making this world-famous cheese. The excursion also includes dinner with a limoncello tasting.
Optional Excursions
Mozzarella Farm Tour $59* pp
Venture into the Italian countryside on today’s visit to a traditional southern Italian farm. Your host will teach you the secrets of making mozzarella, a staple of Italian cuisine. Then indulge in a homemade selection of specialties typical of the Campania region at an authentic farm dinner, capped off with a tasting of limoncello, a tart after-dinner liqueur made from the best lemons in southern Italy.
Rome2 nights - hotel info
Day7
Day8
When in Rome, explore to the fullest—starting with the Colosseum
Breakfast
An expert local guide leads this morning’s tour of Imperial Rome from the Forum (the center of Rome’s political life) to the Colosseum. The afternoon is then free to continue exploring. You might venture to Vatican City or remain in Rome proper for views of the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain and Capitoline Hill. Opt to end the day at a Dinner with Tenors, an evening of food and live opera music.
Optional Excursions
Dinner with Tenors $79* pp
End your day with an elegant four-course dinner at one of our favorite Roman restaurants. While you dine, you’ll be treated to some of opera's best-loved arias…and you might even join the singers on stage. Don’t miss this lighthearted evening of food and fun!
Extend Your Stay
Add Rome $299*
Only in Rome can you sip cappuccino at a cafe in front of the Pantheon, buy grapes at a centuries-old market, and have an audience with the pope—all in one morning. For a mix of spectacular art, grand history and exuberant street life, no other city comes close.
Rome2 nights - hotel info
Day1
Look up, look down, you won’t want to miss a thing
Breakfast
Stay in Rome for another two days to examine the myriad treasures of the Italian capital. Today, you might wish to join an optional excursion to Vatican City, featuring looks inside the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica.
Optional Excursions
Vatican City $85* pp
This guided tour takes you inside the world’s smallest state, Vatican City. Upon arrival, you'll first visit the Vatican Museums, which recently celebrated a 500-year anniversary and hold many of the world's most important Classical and Renaissance-era sculptures. Next, you'll visit the Sistine Chapel, where you'll gaze on what is perhaps Michelangelo's greatest masterpiece. Finally, you'll visit the enormous St. Peter’s Basilica, the epicenter of the Roman Catholic faith. The artists whose efforts have contributed to its glory are some of the best Italy has ever known, including Bramante, Peruzzi, Raphael and Michelangelo. Masterpieces await at every turn, from Bernini’s magnificent bronze canopy to Michelangelo’s Pietà. Please note: This excursion is not available on Sunday. Advanced reservation and booking is required prior to your final payment deadline.
Day2
Escape to where the Pope summers
Breakfast
Spend another day at your leisure in Rome or opt for an excursion to Castel Gandolfo & Wine Tasting. Explore Castel Gandolfo, the village where the Pope has been known to summer, and Ariccia, a hilltop village famous for its delicious porchetta and wine. Here you’ll tour a winery and sample its wines, olive oils and other local specialties.
Optional Excursions
Castel Gandolfo & Wine Tasting $75* pp
Leave the city behind and enjoy an afternoon in Lazio’s wine country. Begin your excursion with a stop at Castel Gandolfo, a gorgeous village draped on the shores of Lake Albano. You’ll have the opportunity to see the Pope's summer home from across the lake. Later, you'll travel to a vineyard in nearby Ariccia for a wine tasting, where you'll sample a variety of wines as well as homemade olive oils and other specialties.
About This Experience
This isn’t a just a vacation, it’s a leap into the Italian way of life. History is present everywhere you look. Art is alive in the streets. This is the charm of Southern Italy, home to the bustling cities of Rome and Naples and seaside cliffs that line Sorrento. Whether Neopolitan pizza and limoncello or baroque architecture and ancient ruins, come hungry for all the region has to offer.
Your Tour Includes
Round-trip airfare & transfers
7 nights in handpicked hotels
Breakfast daily, 3 three-course dinners with beer or wine
Multilingual Tour Director
Private deluxe motor coach
Select entrance fees
Why You'll Love It
Locals give you the lay of the land
Pizza will never be the same
Seaside views beyond words
Historic palaces, museums & ruins
See local gems between bustling cities
Free time to explore your Italy
Overnight Flight1 night
Naples1 night - hotel info
Day2
Benvenuto! You’re in Naples—can you smell the pizza in the air?
Dinner, Breakfast (in flight)
Welcome to Naples! A Go Ahead representative greets you at the airport after you clear customs and escorts you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for beginning your explorations of Naples. Tonight, enjoy an included traditional pizza dinner made by the experts, as pizza was invented here in Naples. Buon appetito!
Sorrento4 nights - hotel info
Day3
There’s much more to uncover in the capital of the Campania region
Breakfast
National Archeological Museum
This morning’s guided sightseeing tour introduces you to the highlights of Naples, a beautiful bayside city in the heart of the Campania region of Italy. Pass by the imposing façade of the Palazzo Reale, the fortress overlooking the Santa Lucia waterfront and travel through the Old Naples district. Included on your tour is a visit to the National Archaeological Museum, a showplace of classical relics. This afternoon, en route to Sorrento, stop in the provincial capital of Caserta. A local guide leads you on a sightseeing tour of the city, including views of the magnificent palace, which is often compared to Versailles. Arrive in Sorrento this evening.
Day4
Explore the ruins of Pompeii—a city frozen in time
Breakfast, Dinner
Pompeii Archeological Site
Travel to Pompeii, one of the world’s best archaeological sites, for a guided tour of the ruins. Discover how Roman citizens lived 2,000 years ago, before Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 A.D, preserving the town of Pompeii in a flood of volcanic ash. View the excavated ruins of theaters, villas, temples and baths. Spend the afternoon exploring Sorrento at your leisure.
Day5
Fresh ocean air, awe-inspiring grottoes…it feels good to be in Capri
Breakfast
A daytrip takes you from Sorrento across the Bay of Naples to the famed Isle of Capri, whose magnificent vistas have been celebrated ever since the days of the early Roman emperors. You’ll travel around the island by boat (weather permitting) or take a minibus to the hidden village of Anacapri, located at the summit of the island. Explore the winding streets and white houses of its historical center before travelling by boat back to the mainland. Return to Sorrento, where you might wish to attend our optional Tarantella Dinner & Show, featuring local cuisine and a lively performance highlighting the tarantella, Italian folk dance. (Please note: This optional is seasonal from March through October.)
Optional Excursions
Tarantella Dinner & Show $79* pp
Tarantella dancing is a centuries-old folk tradition in this part of Italy. Tarantella is the Italian word for tarantula, and the frenzied steps of the dance are said to be designed for sweating out the poison if one is bitten by a tarantula. Savor a locally prepared dinner at the Teatro Tasso, then watch a live performance featuring the intricate footwork of the tarantella, demonstrated by a troupe of authentic folk dancers. Please note: This optional is seasonal from March 1-November 1.
Day6
The Amalfi Coast—inspiration to Homer, Tennessee Williams and now you
Breakfast
Journey along the scenic Amalfi Coast, lined with lemon groves and offering magnificent views of the sea. You’ll pass small towns hugging the coastline, where Europeans and world travelers have vacationed for as long as anyone can remember. The Amalfi Coast enjoys an eclectic literary history. Its coastal islands were the famous Siren Isles of Homer, and 20th-century authors such as Tennessee Williams found an artistic muse in the coast’s temperate climate. Later, travel into the countryside on our optional mozzarella farm tour and learn about the process of making this world famous cheese. The excursion also includes dinner with a limoncello tasting.
Optional Excursions
Mozzarella Farm Tour $59* pp
Venture into the Italian countryside on today’s visit to a traditional southern Italian farm. Your host will teach you the secrets of making mozzarella, a staple of Italian cuisine. Then indulge in a homemade selection of specialties typical of the Campania region at an authentic farm dinner, capped off with a tasting of limoncello, a tart after-dinner liqueur made from the best lemons in southern Italy.
Rome2 nights - hotel info
Day7
Rising up from a rocky hillside is the legendary Monte Cassino
Breakfast
On your way to the Italian capital, stop for a visit to Montecassino, whose monastery was one of Europe’s most important centers of religion, education and culture during the Middle Ages. Arrive later in Rome. Opt to end the day at our Dinner with Tenors, an evening of food and live opera music.
Optional Excursions
Dinner with Tenors $79* pp
End your day with an elegant four-course dinner at one of our favorite Roman restaurants. While you dine, you’ll be treated to some of opera's best-loved arias…and you might even join the singers on stage. Don’t miss this lighthearted evening of food and fun!
Day8
When in Rome, explore to the fullest—starting with the Colosseum
Breakfast, Dinner
A local guide leads this morning’s tour of Imperial Rome from the Forum (the center of Rome’s political life) to the Colosseum. The afternoon is then free to continue exploring. You might venture to Vatican City or remain in Rome proper for views of the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain and Capitoline Hill. In the evening, share a farewell dinner with your travel companions.
Extend Your Stay
Add Rome $299*
Only in Rome can you sip cappuccino at a cafe in front of the Pantheon, buy grapes at a centuries-old market, and have an audience with the pope—all in one morning. For a mix of spectacular art, grand history and exuberant street life, no other city comes close.
Rome2 nights - hotel info
Day1
Look up, look down, you won’t want to miss a thing
Breakfast
Stay in Rome for another two days to examine the myriad treasures of the Italian capital. Today, join an optional excursion to Vatican City, featuring looks inside the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica.
Optional Excursions
Vatican City $85* pp
This guided tour takes you inside the world’s smallest state, Vatican City. Upon arrival, you'll first visit the Vatican Museums, which recently celebrated a 500-year anniversary and hold many of the world's most important Classical and Renaissance-era sculptures. Next, you'll visit the Sistine Chapel, where you'll gaze on what is perhaps Michelangelo's greatest masterpiece. Finally, you'll visit the enormous St. Peter’s Basilica, the epicenter of the Roman Catholic faith. The artists whose efforts have contributed to its glory are some of the best Italy has ever known, including Bramante, Peruzzi, Raphael and Michelangelo. Masterpieces await at every turn, from Bernini’s magnificent bronze canopy to Michelangelo’s Pietà. Please note: This excursion is not available on Sunday. Advanced reservation and booking is required prior to your final payment deadline.
Day2
Escape to where the Pope summers
Breakfast
Spend a free day in Rome or join our optional excursion, Castel Gandolfo & Wine Tasting. Explore Castel Gandolfo, the village where the Pope has been known to summer, and Ariccia, a hilltop village famous for its delicious porchetta and wine. Here, you’ll tour a winery and sample its wines, olive oils and other local specialties.
Optional Excursions
Castel Gandolfo & Wine Tasting $75* pp
Leave the city behind and enjoy an afternoon in Lazio’s wine country. Begin your excursion with a stop at Castel Gandolfo, a gorgeous village draped on the shores of Lake Albano. You’ll have the opportunity to see the Pope's summer home from across the lake. Later, you'll travel to a vineyard in nearby Ariccia for a wine tasting, where you'll sample a variety of wines as well as homemade olive oils and other specialties.
Passport & Visa
In order to enter Italy, U.S. and Canadian citizens need a valid passport. The expiration date must extend at least six months beyond the date of your return home. No visa is required for U.S. or Canadian citizens. If you are not a U.S. or Canadian citizen, you must contact the Italian consulate for your specific entry requirements.
Health
There are no major health risks associated with traveling to Italy. Travelers should take precautions for sun exposure during the summer months. Be sure to check with your doctor or health care provider for the latest updates and overseas travel requirements.
Transportation / Walking on tour
Round-trip flights arrive in Naples and depart from Rome. When you first arrive in Naples, a Go Ahead representative will meet you at the airport. Please remain in the arrival lounge, as the representative may be escorting one of your fellow travelers to the bus at the time of your arrival. Included transportation is by private motor coach. In your free time, you may wish to explore the main cities by public transportation. In Naples, most local buses—called ANM— depart from Piazza Garibaldi. Bus maps are available from their offices at the western end of the piazza. Otherwise, walking is probably your best bet, although there’s also a subway system (actually more above ground) that works for most locations. Taxis can be expensive.
Clothing & Packing Tips
To ensure you’re comfortable while out exploring, we recommend packing lightweight, loose-fitting clothing that can be easily layered. For sightseeing, we suggest bringing a sturdy pair of walking shoes or sneakers, as well as a lightweight sports jacket or rainwear. If you’re planning a visit to a high-end restaurant or performance, you may also want to bring dressier attire. Also, please remember that it’s preferable to avoid showing bare legs or shoulders during visits to churches or other religious sites (entrance may be denied on this basis).
Baggage Allowance
Airlines have varying weight restrictions on luggage. Some airlines may impose additional charges if you choose to check any baggage. Please contact your airline or refer to its website for detailed information regarding your airline’s checked baggage policies. Bear in mind that your luggage will probably weigh more on your return trip due to souvenir shopping. We allow only one suitcase per person. One carry-on bag is also permitted, provided that it does not exceed 45 inches (length + width + height). There may be times when you will have to handle your own bags, and you’ll find that lightweight luggage provides a distinct advantage. Make sure you label your baggage and carry valuables, medication and documents in your carry-on luggage.
Cuisine
Most of the staples of the Italian diet have already become favorites in America, but on your tour, be sure to try those less familiar pasta sauces and the vast range of cured hams, cheeses, rustic breads and desserts. While in Naples, be sure to sample the pizza. This is the city where it was invented.
Currency
The euro is the currency you’ll be using on your tour. Better rates of exchange are usually available in Italy, although it’s worth ordering some currency from your local bank to use when you first arrive. We strongly advise that you take debit/bank cards and credit cards, which can be exchanged for cash at local banks, as needed. You can use most debit/ credit cards at ATMs on the international networks Cirrus and Plus, but make sure to check with your home bank about withdrawal fees. We suggest informing your bank and credit card company of your travel plans, so that they don’t confuse your international purchases for fraudulent charges.
Tipping
At the conclusion of your tour, it’s customary to offer your Tour Director and driver a gratuity. We recommend tipping in your tour country’s currency, the equivalency of $3USD/CAD per person per day for your driver and $6USD/CAD to $9USD/CAD per person per day for your Tour Director. If applicable, we also recommend the equivalency of $2USD/CAD per local guide. Tips can only be paid in cash. Please keep current local currency exchange rates in mind when tipping.
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Naples, Sorrento & Rome
This was our first time touring with Go Ahead Tours. The overall tour was splendid to say the least. Our tour director was absolutely fantastic. He was there to greet each and everyone of us when we arrived in Naples. He raised the bar by which I will rate all other tour directors. Our tour director is very well educated. He knows a lot about the history of the sites we visited. He would give us a history lesson on the bus on our way to the sites. That made me appreciate the sites all that much more. There was so much to see and do on this tour. Our daily agenda was well planned out. After our daily touring, there was ample time at the end for us to go out on our own and explore. We signed up for a few of the options, and let me say, they were not to be missed, especially Dinner with the Tenors. This particular tour began in Naples and ended in Rome. My wife and I went to Venice on our own at the end of the tour. The day after we flew in to Naples, we went to the port of Naples, and the National Museum of Naples before we rode the bus down to Sorrento. While in Naples, I highly recommend Brandi's Restorante for the best and original Meghareta Pizza in the world. We arrived in Sorrento on day 2. The drive was beautiful. I have to say, what I have seen from this tour Sorrento is my favorite. From Sorrento, we took a boat ride to the Isle of Capri for the day. All I can say is wow! We rode down the Almafi coast. We spent time in Almafi. We also went to Pompeii on another day. Pompeii is not to be missed. After 3 days in Sorrento we rode the bus up to Rome. On the way we stopped at the Monestary of Monticassino. We did the extended stay in Rome. Our seeing included all the sights including the Vatican, Pantheon, the Coliseum, the Forum and so much more. My wife and I had some free time so we ventured down to Compo de Fiori. It is an open air market where all the locals food shop and so forth. We also went to the Piazza Navona. If you go, you must try the Tortufo at Tre Scalini Gelato shop. I also highly recommend trying the fried artichokes while in Rome. They are not to be missed. At the end of the tour, my wife and I bought train tickets to Venice. We spent 3 days and nights there. It was a nice add-on for us. Go Ahead Tours did make our plane fight reservations from Venice to home. If you do sign up for this tour, Venice is a nice add-on to do on your own. It is well worth it. We took a speed boat from our hotel to Murano and visited the glass factory. If you go, you must see the glass making demonstration. From Murano , we rode the Vaporetta (water taxi) to Burano where they make hand made lace. In closing, The Italians are wonderful people. Most of them speak English, but they love it if you try to speak Italian and roll your "Rs". I was complemented by a young man behind the desk at one of our hotels for trying to speak Itatian. All the hotels Go Ahead Tours setup for us were aboslutely wonderful. We are already planning our next tour. The attached pictures are: Positano as we were riding down the Almafi Coast The Coliseum the Island of Burano Kind Regards- Jimmy and Donna Valkos
Italy
My trip to Italy ,despite lost luggage, was wonderful. The tour director was helpful in getting my luggage to the right hotel.. My companions were great. The tour director was very knowledgeable-He provided us with a couple of extra options-a nighttour of Rome and a tour of the Vatican. Our bus driver was excellent and got us safely to our destination. I enjoyed seeing Pompeii, the Isle of Capri and the Monastery.
Great Tour!
We loved touring Italy with Enrico! He made sure we saw everything we had to see. The landscapes were spectacular. The local tours were incredibly interesting. The hotels were good enough and located right near all of the action, except for in Rome, where we were a bit too far away from the city for our liking. The only negative we had for the tour was the included meals, which were underwhelming. Also, the suggested lunches during our tours were not so good. Go off and explore other options on your own and you will do great!
Great Tour
Although the one night in Naples was not something I would visit again, this tour is a wonderful way to see the Italian coast and Rome. What we saw of Naples is dirty and crowded and the pizza dinner is less than good. I think GoAhead could just skip this city completely and take us right to Sorrento. Sorrento was wonderful; the hotel was in a fantastic location. All you had to do is walk out the back door of the hotel, go down the curved steps and you are in a restaurant, cafe, shops and local color area. I just loved it for shopping, eating and for drinks. Wonderful. The trip down the Coast was wonderful with lots of stops for picture taking. We took the optional tour of the Mozzarella cheese farm. I would pass on that for sure. What you get is a 10.00 spaghetti dinner and a tour of a run down farm that lasted about 20 minutes at best. Definitely not worth the cost of the tour. This was a total ripoff. A first for me with GoAhead. Rome was wonderful with lots of time to see everything and the city tour was great. So, my only disappointment was Naples and the Mozzarella cheese farm.
My first tour
This was my first tour so I don't have a good baseline to evaluate this tour but I must say it exceeded my expectations. I really enjoyed the tour. It was a lot of fun and the pace was just right for me. I would have liked to have spent more time in Pompeii and Rome. I did not sign up for the extra days in Rome. I really recommend the extra side trips. They are a good way to get good food and extra fun. I recommend this tour!
Single traveler overpriced
The 2 day extension could have been combined with the regular tour and time saved. I was not happy with the quality of the rooms in the hotels for a single occupant and the additional cost to make that decision.
Great Trip
This trip to Naples, Sorrento, and Rome was especially enjoyable. The views along the coast were amazing. I really enjoyed the shopping in Sorrento along the narrow streets and the restaurants were a good way to relax after the shopping. Capri and Amalfi were splendid, as well. What history!--with excellent tour guides in Rome, Pompei, etc. My tour director was the best!
Great trip!
Loved this trip, it was educational and relaxing, but the weather was REALLY hot since we went in July. The tour director was very well informed and it was fun to meet so many new pwople.
My Italian trip with my grandson.
My grandson will be a junior in high school this year and has just had two years of Latin. He wanted to see Pompeii and was very interested in Rome so I decided to take him on this trip. This would be my 3rd trip to Italy with Go Ahead but I had not been to Naples or the Almalfi Coast. We had a wonderful time and my grandson really enjoyed seeing things he has studied. We did the extension in Rome and I suggest that to anyone who has not been there before. A day and a half is not enough time. We even took an express train on our free day to Florence and that turned out to be my grandson's favorite city. Sorrento was wonderful, a fun town and so much to do and the Almalfi Coast is breathtaking. All in all it was a wonderful trip and would recommend it to all
I would do it all over again.
This was my second trip to Italy, my first being with EF tours. This trip was designed with me in mind because I was able to "soak in" each place we visitied and the extra free time was incredible. Sorrento was my favorite and the excursions from there were perfect--Pompeii, Capri, a mozzarella farm, and the Amalfi Coast--so incredilbe. Thanks again for a great trip!
