• Enjoy a completely private tour designed around your schedule
• Discover Naples’ most iconic landmarks and hidden corners in one expertly designed day
• Savor an unforgettable pizza at one of Naples’ best-kept secret pizzerias
• Explore the city with an expert guide who brings its history, art, and daily life vividly to life
• Relax in the comfort of a luxury air-conditioned vehicle throughout your day

You will travel in a private Mercedes vehicle with a professional driver and be accompanied by a private English-speaking guide for your tour of Naples. Your driver will be waiting in the hotel lobby or at a convenient meeting point, holding a sign with your name. Your guide will meet you straight in Naples.

This experience takes you through panoramic hills, vibrant neighborhoods, historic treasures, and monumental landmarks that reveal why Naples is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

We begin with the views from Posillipo Hill, chosen since Roman times by emperors, poets, and philosophers for their Ville d’Otium — leisure villas devoted to the Dolce Vita.

Here we admire Villa Pausilypon, built by the Roman knight Publius Vedius Pollio, with its ancient theater, odeon, and maritime structures, while discovering how Neapolitans still live much as the Romans once did — stepping out of their homes and walking straight to the sea.

At the “Park of Love,” we enjoy a walk and breathtaking 360-degree views over the Bay of Naples, the Phlegraean Fields and the Bay of Pozzuoli — host of the 2027 America’s Cup — the islands of Ischia, Procida, and Capri, the Sorrento Peninsula, and Mount Vesuvius.

We continue to San Martino on Vomero Hill for the iconic photo stop over Naples and may also visit the Certosa, then head to Capodimonte Hill, where you may visit the royal park or the museum.

Next, we explore the authentic Sanità district, where life unfolds between noble palaces and artisan workshops. Here we stop at one of Naples’ best-kept secret pizzerias for an unforgettable pizza.

The journey continues into Naples’ UNESCO-listed Historic Centre, where history and daily life blend seamlessly. We visit the Cathedral, the Treasure of San Gennaro, the Veiled Christ, and Caravaggio’s The Seven Works of Mercy at Pio Monte della Misericordia, as well as the National Archaeological Museum.

As we walk through ancient streets and lively squares, you’ll feel the layered soul of the city.

We then stroll through Pignasecca Market and the Spanish Quarter, known for their narrow streets and vibrant atmosphere.

Finally, we arrive in the Monumental Area, including Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace, Galleria Umberto I, and Maschio Angioino, before stopping at the iconic Caffè Gambrinus and returning to the ship.

Please note that during the 6-hour tour of Naples, you may visit one of the following sites — the Certosa di San Martino, Capodimonte Museum, National Archaeological Museum, the Veiled Christ, the Museum of the Treasure of San Gennaro, or Pio Monte della Misericordia — in addition to the other highlights included in the itinerary.

If you prefer to visit two sites, the itinerary can be tailored accordingly, with more time dedicated to the selected sites and fewer stops at other locations.

If you have specific interests or preferences, simply let us know — we will be happy to tailor the experience to your needs.

For groups of 9–24 guests, a minibus or multiple minivans will be arranged to ensure maximum comfort and seamless travel throughout the day.

• We recommend sunscreen, sunglasses and light, comfortable clothing, especially during the warmer months.
• Appropriate attire covering shoulders and knees is required when visiting religious sites.
• Napoli features historic streets, lively squares and some uneven paths; supportive footwear is advised for a comfortable visit
• Please note that Certosa di San Martino is closed on Wednesdays
• Please note that Capodimonte Museum is closed on Wednesdays
• Please note that Veiled Christ is closed on Tuesdays
• Please note that National Archaeological Museum is closed on Tuesdays