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8 Days Naples to Naples
Operator: G Adventures
Discover Top experiences and highlights of Southern Italy
Take a Walk Back in Time at Pompeii
Once buried under ash, this historic site now showcases some of the best-preserved and fascinating examples of Roman civilisation.
Discover the Trulli of Alberobello
The intriguing limestone dwellings, known as Trulli, date back as early as the mid-14th century and have lost none of their alluring charm.
Marvel at Mountainside Matera
The ‘sassi’ of Matera give this city an otherworldly feel, with dwellings moulded from natural grottoes and stone houses carved into the mountainside.
A Taste of the South
Boasting culinary prowess, Southern Italy is the perfect place to indulge your tastebuds. Enjoy unrivalled wood-fired pizza in Naples, learn to prepare traditional recipes, and visit a lemon grove to see how Limoncello is made.
Explore the Amalfi Coast
Discover a treasure trove of enchanting seaside villages and spellbinding scenery. From the main square and terraced gardens of Ravello to the Blue Grotto and trendy streets of Carpi, the Amalfi Coast will steal your heart.
Recent Reviews What our clients are saying about their journeys through Southern Italy
Our bus driver was Gabrielo who deserves a medal for the way he negotiated our bus in some very interesting and tight places. Only comment on the bus is that we did not have WiFi. We had different local guides in some of the places we visited and they contributed to the enjoyment of the day. Our guide in Malta was Cynthia. She was very very efficient and knowledgeable and contributed to our greater understanding of Malta.
There were several minor hiccups along the way but they were overcome and in their own way contributed to the travel experience. The hotel in Rome is listed as a four star. I think this is a bit of an exaggeration and it is a three star at best. The remainder of the accommodation was OK for me as my needs are simple but some of the other people had problems with their rooms. These problems were corrected either by the person themselves or our guide. I thought that the trip to the Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel was not worth the effort. Both places were grossly overcrowded and you were unable to really stop and absorb anything. I got the impression that it was just a huge money making enterprise designed to push through as many people as possible in the shortest amount of time possible.
The other cities and towns we visited were good and, as mentioned before, we had local guides in many of them. Our last day in Sicily was good but a lot of time was wasted as our ferry to Malta did not leave until 9.30pm. As such we arrived at our hotel in Malta at midnight and then after check in and baggage it was much later before getting to bed. I would suggest that the last day in Sicily be compressed and that the transfer to Malta be on an earlier ferry. Overall, I had a great time and I am pleased that I went on this tour.
