
1 / 6Sorrento, Positano, Pompei and winery tour
About this activity
An 8-hour guided exploration combining three iconic Campania destinations: the clifftop charm of Positano, the frozen-in-time ruins of Pompeii, and a local winery with tastings. This private tour weaves together coastal scenery, ancient history, and regional viticulture in a single day.
Sorrento Your driver will drop you off in Piazza Tasso, the main square, and you will have 1-hour of free time to stroll
Positano crossing the Sorrentina peninsula, on the way you will able to stop in a beautiful landscape for pictures to save your memories. Upon arrival in Positano village explore the characteristics narrow street of the small town on your own
Pompei the ancient Roman city of Pompeii, the biggest archaeological site in the world.
Covered by ash when Mt Vesuvio erupted in 79A.C., this UNESCO World Heritage Site is exceptionally well preserved and will give you an idea of how Roman people lived at that time. Upon arrival in Pompeii (entrance ticket not included), you will have 2 hours to stroll around the site
Wine teasting here you will have a guided tour in the wineyard and have a wine teasting of the local wine
Highlights
- ✓1 hour free time in Sorrento's Piazza Tasso, the vibrant heart of the town
- ✓Scenic drive across the Sorrentina peninsula with photo stops at dramatic coastal viewpoints
- ✓Self-guided exploration of Positano's maze of pastel-coloured buildings and narrow streets
- ✓2 hours to wander Pompeii's UNESCO-listed archaeological site, preserved by volcanic ash since 79 AD
- ✓Guided winery tour and wine tasting featuring local Campania varietals
Insider tips
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes—Positano's streets are steep and narrow; Pompeii requires significant ground coverage
- ★Arrive at Pompeii early in your 2-hour window to beat midday crowds, especially in summer
- ★Download a Pompeii map or rent an audio guide (paid separately) to maximise the archaeological context of ruins
- ★The winery tasting is most enjoyable on an empty stomach; eat lunch before arrival or after wine tasting
Good to know
- •Pompeii entrance ticket is not included in the tour price; purchase separately or arrange in advance
- •Private car pickup and drop-off are included; confirm meeting point and driver contact details 24 hours ahead
- •8-hour itinerary is full; wear sun protection and bring water, especially for summer visits
- •Accessibility: Positano and Pompeii both involve uneven terrain and climbing; not suitable for limited mobility
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit April–May or September–October for pleasant temperatures and lighter crowds at Pompeii. Summer (June–August) offers long daylight but intense heat and peak tourism; winter (November–March) brings rain and shorter days, though fewer visitors.






