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Herculaneum and Mount Vesuvius

Day Trip to Herculaneum and Mount Vesuvius

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Gargi Mallik

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This full-day trip starts in Naples’ historic city center before venturing to the ruins of Herculaneum. 

After a 40-minute drive, the bus will drop you off near the main entrance, where you can utilize their skip-the-line entrance for instant access. 

After that, you can explore Herculaneum at your own pace. 

The tour continues to Mount Vesuvius, driving through a national park with stunning views of the Bay of Naples. 

The bus climbs 1,000 meters up the mountain, where visitors disembark and walk a path to the epicenter. 

At the crater, admire the panoramic vistas and learn about the volcano’s geology from expert guides. 

Finally, the tour returns to Naples after the amazing Mount Vesuvius experience.

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Day Trip to Herculaneum and Vesuvius Includes

  • Transportation service by shuttle bus
  • Herculaneum  priority access
  • Entrance to Vesuvius

Herculaneum and Vesuvius Tickets Price 

Visitors AgePrice
Adult ticket (18+ years)€100 ($108)
Child ticket  (5 to 17 years)€80 ($86)
Infant ticket (Up to four years)Free Entry
EU Citizens (with ID)  (18 to 24 years)€90 ($97)

Know before you go

  • This tour is free of charge for children up to 3 years old.
  • This tour has reduced prices for children between the ages of 4 and 17.
  • Pick-up is possible from different locations, such as the main train station or seaport.
  • If Vesuvius is forced to close due to forces of nature or meteorological conditions, not depending on the company, clients will be provided with an alternative option and can get a refund only for the Vesuvius entrance fee.
  • The order of visits can vary in case of bad weather conditions or organizational reasons.

What To Bring

  • Comfortable shoes

Reschedule and Cancellation Policy

  • Cancellation is available up to 24 hours before your visit.
  • Rescheduling is available up to 24 hours before your visit.

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