ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE

… is the essence of archaeology and historical anthropology, and of Paestum in particular. By discovering the architecture, art, rites, and culture of ancient Greece – a world so distant from our way of living and thinking – we can realize the variety of human life throughout history.

When, in the 18th century, the first travelers visited the site of Paestum, they did not know what to think of the Doric temples, of their severe and archaic style. But it is precisely the otherness of these buildings, and of the community that built them, that is the basis of the fascination that the Magna Graecia site has exerted ever since.

The amazement experienced by eighteenth-century travellers in front of the testimonies of the classical world was destined to be repeated up to the present: the sculptural frieze of the first temple of Hera on the Sele river, the Tomb of the Diver, the bronze vases from the Heroon… works exhibited today in the museum that question and irritate the observer, speaking of a bygone world, “totally alien” to our gaze, as Johann Wolfgang Goethe wrote. A world, however, that also reserves a message for the future: the variety of forms of life, art, politics, thought, love that we find in history, demonstrates: another world is possible.

CIT. PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO DI PAESTUM E VELIA

Tour mozzarella of bufalo

It is possible to add to this tour a visit a farm house to taste buffalo mozzarella, yogurt,ice cream and observe the animals the living inside. Immerse yourself in a sensory journey where echoes of the past blend perfectly with the flavors of the present, leaving you with unforgettable memories of the cultural richness of Paestum.

Tour programm

• the visit only to the temples 2 hours;
• if you want an expert guide the time must be agreed with the guide based on the availability of the same plus the time to get there by taxi from your accommodation and back;
• or in addition after the visit to the temples it is possible to visit the farm and taste the mozzarella which is only 10 minutes away and it is possible to visit it for 1 hour and then return to your accommodation or to an agreed point;
• The times and the program must be agreed based on availability.

Information

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;
• Water;

Important:

for the visit to the buffalo farm a quote is made at the moment based on the time of the visit and the number of people;

• We can make quotes on the spot if the departures are not from Agropoli or Castellabate.

What’s included:

transport by van from your accommodation to Temples Paestum and back;

Cost:

• From Agropoli transfer1-3 pax cost:
• 30 euro one way-round trip 60 euro;
• 4pax40€- round trip 80;
• 5 pax 50 euro round trip100 euro;
• 10 euros for each person added;
• From Castellabate transfer1-4 pax cost:
• 50 euro one way-round trip 100 euro;
• 5 pax 60 euro round trip 120 euro;
• 10 euros for each person added;

What’s not included:

• Ticket Temples Paestum;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability 110/130 euro;
• All costs not written in the description;
• Tip optional;

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

“TOUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXVATIONS POMPEII”

THE HISTORY OF POMPEII

The terrible eruption of Vesuvius that buried Pompeii and Herculaneum in 79 A.C.left posterity the opportunity to appreciate and visit these two cities as they presented themselves to the ancient inhabitants shortly before the catastrophe. These two most beautiful archeological sites on the Italian peninsula are one of the most visited ruins in the world. Pompeii, discovered by archeologists in1700 stunned the world. Today the ruins are among the most important sites in Italy, if not the world. The buildings have been so well preserved that you can walk through its streets more or less exactly as the Romans would have done over 2000 years ago and a private guide will make you discover the latest finds as you walk through stone paved streets, houses, temples, the Forum and the perfect theatres. After visiting Pompeii, you can enjoy a coffee break. The tour continues with you to visit the neighboring.

Tour program

1. Duration full day (6/7h);
2. Depart for your accomodation at 08.30 to Archaeological exvations Pompeii arrival at 10.00;
3. Visite 3 hours;
4. lunch free;
5. departure from Pompeii city at 3.00pm i and return to the your accomodation at 5.00 pm;

Information

The activity is not suitable for:

• People with mobility difficulties;

Important

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Not admitted:

• Suitcases or bags;

What’s included:

transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation to Pompeii exvations and back your accomodation;

What’s not included:

• Ticket exvations Pompeii cost euro 18.00 per person;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability;
• Tip (optional).

Cost:

• transfer 2  pax cost 350 euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer 4 pax cost 400 euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 450euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

“TOUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXVATIONS HERCULANEUM” ERCOLANO CITY”

Historic Center

Herculaneum is an ancient Roman town located in the modern-day comune of Ercolano, Campania, Italy. Herculaneum was buried under a massive pyroclastic flow in the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Like the nearby city of Pompeii, Herculaneum is famous as one of the few ancient cities to be preserved nearly intact, as the solidified material from the volcano that blanketed the town protected it against looting and the elements. Although less known than Pompeii today, it was the first and, for a long time, the only discovered Vesuvian city (in 1709). Pompeii was revealed in 1748 and identified in 1763.[1] Unlike Pompeii, the mainly pyroclastic material that covered Herculaneum carbonized and preserved more wooden objects such as roofs, beds, and doors, as well as other organic-based materials such as food and papyrus.

According to the traditional tale, the city was rediscovered by chance in 1709 during the drilling of a well. Remnants of the city, however, were already found during earlier earthworks.[2] In the years following the site’s uncovering, treasure seekers excavated tunnels and took artifacts. Regular excavations commenced in 1738 and have continued irregularly since. Today, only a fraction of the ancient site has been excavated. The focus has shifted to preserving the already-excavated portions of the city rather than exposing more. Smaller than Pompeii with a population of circa 5,000,[3] Herculaneum was a wealthier town.[4] It was a seaside retreat for the Roman elite, as reflected by the extraordinary density of luxurious houses featuring lavish use of coloured marble cladding. Buildings of the ancient city include the Villa of the Papyri and the so-called “boat houses”, wherein the skeletal remains of at least 300 people were found.

Tour program

1. Duration full day (6/8h);
2. Depart for your accomodation to Archaeological exvations Herculanem in Ercolano city arrival at 10.00;
3. Visite 3 hours;
4. lunch free;
5. departure from Ercolano city at 3.00pm i and return to the your accomodation at 5.00 pm

Information

The activity is not suitable for:

• People with mobility difficulties;

Important

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Not admitted:

• Suitcases or bags;

What’s included:

transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation to Herculanes exvationsin Ercolano city and back your accomodation;

What’s not included:

• Ticket cost Herculanes exvations;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability;
• Tip (optional).

Cost:

• transfer 2  pax cost 350 euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer 4 pax cost 400 euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 450euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

“STONES OF MATERA”

Historic Center

The most evocative stages of the city, such as Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Sasso Barisano, the Cathedral of Matera, the Barbaric Cemetery, Churches of Santa Maria De Idris and San Giovanni In Monterrone.

Cave House

We will accompany you to discover the cave houses, ancient dwellings dug into the rock that once housed the families of Matera, and we will tell you the stories of those who have lived in these places over the centuries.

Murgia & Rock Churches

Explore the fascinating rock churches of Matera with our guided tour! Discover ancient frescoes and sacred architecture carved into the rock, witnesses of the spiritual fervor and millennial art of this unique city.

Tour program

1. Departure for Matera city at 06.45 from your hotel with arrival in Matera at 10.00 am;
2. arrival at the meeting point at 10.30 with the guide in Piazza Matteotti and start of the tour;
3. lunch free;
4. departure from Matera is scheduled for 4.00 pm and return to the hotel around at 7.00 pm;

Information

The activity is not suitable for:

• Pregnant women;
• People with mobility difficulties;

Important

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Not admitted:

• Suitcases or bags;

Useful information:

Enjoy local products or a drink while admiring the beautiful sunset in a picturesque bar in Piazza Duomo

What’s included:

transport by van from your accommodation in Matera and back;

What’s not included:

• Expert guide and Ticket cost;
• from 1 to 3 pax 120 euro (tax inclusive);
• from 4 people 35 euro for each person (tax inclusive).
• Tip (optional)

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 8 pax cost 699 euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

“TOUR IN 500 OLD ITALIAN CAR” BECAME A WORLD ICON

500 tour with stops at the most beautiful spots on the Cilento coast…

• Enjoy a ride in an original vintage Italian Fiat 500 with a local driver
• Feel like an 80s movie star with a selfie tour along Cilento
• From Agropoli passing by the temples of Paestum to Acciaroli
• Travel back in time to the Dolce Vita lifestyle in the iconic Fiat 500.
• Visit a variety of panoramic points where you can take beautiful souvenir photos overlooking the sea.

Discover the best photo spots of the Cilento Coast with a private tour of Paestum, Agropoli, Castellabate, Acciaroli, aboard a Fiat Cinquecento. Enjoy the ride in an iconic vintage car in the most incredible panorama in the world!

Get picked up at your accommodation to start the tour. Then, drive to Paestum/Agropoli/Castellabate and the Cilento Coast to visit the most panoramic spots. Stop at each to take some super glamorous photos of you inside the legendary Italian car. At the end of the tour, your local driver will drop you off at your accommodation, a designated meeting point or wherever you want to be dropped off along the way.

Temples of Paestum

Paestum contains a wealth of works and monuments of unimaginable value (historical and otherwise). Let’s start by saying that Paestum is surrounded by a wall (which extends for about 4.75 km) and that it has gates located at the cardinal points. There is no shortage of points of interest: first of all we have the temples (in Doric style, as well as perfect examples of Magna Graecia, dedicated to Hera, Athena and Poseidon) which have miraculously reached us in excellent condition. Then there is the Gaudo necropolis, one of the largest necropolises of Paestum (think that it extends for over 2000 square meters). There is also an important museum that contains numerous collections of works of various kinds. First of all the grave goods (such as vases, weapons and Greek and Lucanian frescoed tomb slabs) of the aforementioned necropolis. An excellent example of Greek painting of the classical age of Magna Graecia could be found in the famous Tomb of the Diver (480-470 BC) with a cultured representation of the transition from life to the realm of the dead.

CASTELLABATE CITY

The historic center of Castellabate, included in the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park, is recognized by UNESCO as a “World Heritage Site” under the Man and Biosphere program. Let’s start from this fact – which recognizes the profound value of this “Cultural Landscape” rich in memories and artistic and natural assets – to discover the village, which still preserves its medieval urban structure. Narrow streets, alleys, arches, short flights of steps, buildings, open spaces and interconnected houses where gray stone dominates, chase each other without interruption, now turning their backs on the intense light now opening onto the green of the slope that slopes down towards the shining sea, stained only by the banks of posidonia, in one of the most suggestive corners of the Cilento coast. The beauty of the coast and the clarity of the waters have allowed the territory of Castellabate, which overlooks the sea with the populous center of Santa Maria and the smaller one of San Marco, to obtain the Blue Flag, the Four Sails and the recognitions of Legambiente.

ACCIAROLI CITY

Acciaroli, Pioppi and Pollica: a triangle of wonders in Cilento.

On the suggestive coast of Cilento, which overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea, stand three enchanting gems: Acciaroli, Pioppi and Pollica. Acciaroli, with its picturesque seaside village, transforms into a lively center during the tourist season, attracting visitors from every corner of the world. This charming seaside resort has been awarded the prestigious “5 sails” by Legambiente and the Blue Flag by virtue of its renowned beaches. Pioppi, an ancient fishing village, stands out for its authenticity and the tranquility of its pebble beach, lapped by crystal-clear waters. Here, time seems to pass more slowly, allowing you to enjoy traditional cuisine based on fresh fish. The Living Museum of the Sea and the Mediterranean Diet, located inside the suggestive Palazzo Vinciprova, in Pioppi, carefully preserves archaeological finds and evidence of the maritime life of the area. This fascinating museum not only tells the story of the sea and local fishermen, but also promotes the healthy lifestyle and typical nutrition of the Mediterranean diet.

Information

max 2 people;

Free cancellation;

Cancel up to 24 hours;

Duration 3 hours;

Check availability to see start times;

Driver;

English, Italian;

Pickup service included;

Pick up and drop off directly at your accommodation;

Private group;

The activity is not suitable for:

• children under 2 years;
• People with mobility impairments;
• Wheelchair users;
• Babies under 1 yearImportant;

Not admitted:

• Pets
• Baby strollers
• Luggage or large bags
• Bikes
• Baby carriages

Useful information:

The vintage car does not have air conditioning

This tour will take place in all weather conditions, but the activity provider reserves the right to cancel the tour in the event of extreme weather conditions; in such case, you will be offered an alternative date or a full refund

We can provide pick up and drop off outside of Agropoli/Paestum/or Castellabate for an additional fee (please check with the company before booking)

We DO NOT accept free cancellations on the same day of the tour due to illness, change of schedule, etc.

We have 1 shade of orange vintage cars.

Tour Program

• Discover the best photo spots of the Cilento Coast with a private tour Temples of Paestum, Agropoli, Castellabate, Acciaroli, a board a Fiat Cinquecento. Enjoy the ride in an iconic vintage car in the most incredible panorama in the world!
• Get picked up at your accommodation to start the tour. Then, drive to Paestum/Agropoli/Castellabate and the Cilento Coast to visit the most panoramic spots. Stop at each to take some super glamorous photos of you inside the legendary Italian car.

• At the end of the tour, your local driver will drop you off at your accommodation, a designated meeting point or wherever you want to be dropped off along the way.

What’s include:

• Private Fiat 500 tour
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Agropoli/Paestum or Castellabate
• Driver-guide

What’s not included:

• Tips optional;
• Drinks;
• Food;

Cost:

• Da 200 euro
• groups max 2 adults and one child max 5 years total 3 people and driver.

CAVES OF CASTELCIVITA AND ROSCIGNO OLD CIT

At the gates of the Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni National Park, in the province of Salerno, the Castelcivita Caves constitute, with a total length of about 4800 m, one of the largest speleological complexes in southern Italy. The system of underground cavities opens at 94 m above sea level, between the banks of the Calore river and the south-western slope of the Alburni mountains, immediately showing a suggestive scenario of tunnels, large spaces and narrow passages dug by the millenary action of karst erosion.

ROSCIGNO THE ABANDONED VILAGE

It is a town abandoned due to landslides and remained intact over time.
The first houses lead to the square with the mother church, in the center the fountain, the drinking troughs and the public wash houses. All around a curtain of houses with shops, stables, narrow internal streets. Further on the chapels, the cemetery, the older houses and the mule tracks that lead to the fields. In the 1960s the existence of a large ancient settlement was confirmed that occupied the hill of Roscigno since the final years of the 6th century BC.
In the restored rooms of the old town hall there is the Museum of Rural Civilization which collects testimonies of the life and work of the people of Roscigno, each dedicated to one or more aspects of local popular culture such as the cycle of the vine and wine, the cycle of the olive and oil, livestock farming and cheese production, working the fields, the cycle of wheat, ploughing, harvesting and threshing, transport, wool processing, bread production, the home.

Tour program

1. Duration full day
2. Departure from your accommodation at 09:00 to the Castelcivita Cuves arrival at .10.15 am;
3. Visit Cuves of Castelcivita city;
4. we can recommend a typical restaurant in the area where you can taste local food;
5. After Lunch See you will be able to admire this completely abandoned old village Roscigno and the local agricultural museum;
6. Departe from Roscigno old village and you will admire the Cilento park with its mountains and its natural beauties is scheduled for 4.30/5.00 pm return in you accomodation around at 6.00.

Information

The activity is not suitable for:

• People with mobility difficulties;

Important

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;
• Water

Useful information:

the times of the program can be decided together if you want to stop longer in one place than the other, the important thing is that the return is at the time described in the tour.

What’s include:

• transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation  and back;

What’s not included:

• Ticket price 12 euros per person;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability;
• All costs not written in the description what is included;
• Tip (optional);

Cost:

• transfer 2 pax cost 300 (tax inclusive).
• transfer 4 pax cost 400 euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer 5 /8 pax cost 500euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

TOUR CILENTO COAST & MARATEA

CASTELLABATE CITY

The historic center of Castellabate, included in the Cilento and Vallo di Diano National Park, is recognized by UNESCO as a “World Heritage Site” under the Man and Biosphere program. Let’s start from this fact – which recognizes the profound value of this “Cultural Landscape” rich in memories and artistic and natural assets – to discover the village, which still preserves its medieval urban structure. Narrow streets, alleys, arches, short flights of steps, buildings, open spaces and interconnected houses where gray stone dominates, chase each other without interruption, now turning their backs on the intense light now opening onto the green of the slope that slopes down towards the shining sea, stained only by the banks of posidonia, in one of the most suggestive corners of the Cilento coast.
The beauty of the coast and the clarity of the waters have allowed the territory of Castellabate, which overlooks the sea with the populous center of Santa Maria and the smaller one of San Marco, to obtain the Blue Flag, the Four Sails and the recognitions of Legambiente.

ACCIAROLI CITY

Acciaroli, Pioppi and Pollica: a triangle of wonders in Cilento
On the suggestive coast of Cilento, which overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea, stand three enchanting gems: Acciaroli, Pioppi and Pollica. Acciaroli, with its picturesque seaside village, transforms into a lively center during the tourist season, attracting visitors from every corner of the world. This charming seaside resort has been awarded the prestigious “5 sails” by Legambiente and the Blue Flag by virtue of its renowned beaches.

Pioppi, an ancient fishing village, stands out for its authenticity and the tranquility of its pebble beach, lapped by crystal-clear waters. Here, time seems to pass more slowly, allowing you to enjoy traditional cuisine based on fresh fish. The Living Museum of the Sea and the Mediterranean Diet, located inside the suggestive Palazzo Vinciprova, in Pioppi, carefully preserves archaeological finds and evidence of the maritime life of the area. This fascinating museum not only tells the story of the sea and local fishermen, but also promotes the healthy lifestyle and typical nutrition of the Mediterranean diet.

PALINURO CITY COAST

A true pearl located in the center of the Cilento and Vallo del Daino National Park, Palinuro is a hamlet of the municipality of Centola that is nestled between the turquoise waters of the sea and the green of the surrounding hills. Palinuro is one of the most popular tourist resorts on the coast not only for its Blue Flag beaches, but also for the famous “Capo Palinuro”, a rocky ridge that is home to the second highest lighthouse in Italy. Palinuro, like many other towns in the area, have very ancient origins, so much so that they are mentioned in the poems of classical Greek and Latin literature

MARATEA CITY

Maratea, nicknamed the “City of 44 Churches”, is a seaside village located on an uncontaminated coastline with caves and coastal towers. This town in Basilicata, very active especially in the summer, is embellished with eighteenth-century buildings, arches, but above all by the numerous churches. It was founded in the late Middle Ages on the slopes of the mountain to make it invisible from the sea, safe from Saracen attacks. The ideal way to discover it is by walking through the streets of its historic center, starting from Via dell’Unità d’Italia where you can admire the sixteenth-century Church of the Annunziata characterized by a dome of green and yellow majolica and by the two stone lions of the medieval era, coming from a church in the Castle, which frame the entrance portal.

THE STATUE OF CHRIST REDENTOR

Standing 22 meters tall, embraces the Gulf of Policastro with its grandeur, offering visitors a unique panoramic view, especially for the more adventurous who decide to climb up here at dawn. Second in size only to the one in Rio de Janeiro, it was erected on the initiative of Count Stefano Rivetti di Valcervo, who donated it to the citizens of Maratea. The works, directed by the Florentine sculptor Bruno Innocenti, began in November 1963 and ended in 1965.

Tour Program

1. Departure from your accommodation at 08.00/08.30 and the tour begins with a visit to the most famous places along the Cilento coast (Castellabate, acciaroli, Palinuro, Maratea)
2. lunch free;
3. departure from Maratea is scheduled for 4.30/5.00 pm and return to the hotel around at 6.00/06.30 pm

Information:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Other information:

It is possible to take boat trips in the gulf of Palinuro based on availability, in which case the tour will be changed to respect the return times that remain within 8 hours from departure to return to your accommodation.

What’s include:

transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation  and back;

What’s not included:

• All costs not written in the description what is included;
• Tip (optional)

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 4 pax cost 450euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 550euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

TOUR CILENTO & ROSCIGNO AND CERTOSA OF PADULA

ROSCIGNO THE ABANDONED VILAGE

It is a town abandoned due to landslides and remained intact over time.The first houses lead to the square with the mother church, in the center the fountain, the drinking troughs and the public wash houses. All around a curtain of houses with shops, stables, narrow internal streets. Further on the chapels, the cemetery, the older houses and the mule tracks that lead to the fields.In the 1960s the existence of a large ancient settlement was confirmed that occupied the hill of Roscigno since the final years of the 6th century BCIn the restored rooms of the old town hall there is the Museum of Rural Civilization which collects testimonies of the life and work of the people of Roscigno, each dedicated to one or more aspects of local popular culture such as the cycle of the vine and wine, the cycle of the olive and oil, livestock farming and cheese production, working the fields, the cycle of wheat, ploughing, harvesting and threshing, transport, wool processing, bread production, the home.

CERTOSA OF SAN LORENZO
HISTORY

The Certosa di Padula, or San Lorenzo, is a Certosa located in Padula, in the Vallo di Diano, in the province of Salerno. It is the first Certosa to have been built in Campania, preceding that of San Martino in Naples and San Giacomo in Capri.

Spread over an area of 51,500 m², arranged on three cloisters, a garden, a courtyard and a church, it is one of the most sumptuous Baroque monumental complexes in southern Italy, as well as the largest Certosa at a national level[4] and among the largest in Europe. Since 1957 it has housed the Provincial Archaeological Museum of Western Lucania; in 1998 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO together with the nearby archaeological sites of Velia, Paestum, the Vallo di Diano and the Cilento National Park.

Since December 2014, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities has managed its historical and artistic heritage through the Campania Museum Centre, which became the Regional Museum Directorate in December 2019. In 2015, it recorded 73,589 visitors.

EXTERNAL & INTERIORS OF THE CERTOSA

The Foresteria cloister, late Mannerist, is composed of a portico with a fountain in the center and a loggia from which the clock tower rises. The loggia is decorated with seventeenth-century paintings.
The church, with a single nave and five chapels on the right side, is divided into two areas by a wall. There are also two choirs. The main altar, in scagliola and mother of pearl,
The kitchen, the fruit of that feverish eighteenth-century activity which significantly transformed the monastery’s spaces
The refectory is a rectangular room built in the first decades of the 18th century.
The Library, a large room that still preserves the majolica floor and the ceiling decorations, housed tens of thousands of books, illuminated codices, manuscripts
The large cloister, with its surface area of almost fifteen thousand square metres, is among the largest in Europe.
The elliptical double-flight staircase, the last work that the fathers managed to see completed before the French suppressions, unites the two levels of the large cloister.

Tour Program

1. Duration full day (8h);
2. Departure from your accommodation at 09:00 to the Roscigno the old and abandoned town  arrival at .10.15 am;
3. See you will be able to admire this completely abandoned village and the local agricultural museum;
4. we can recommend a typical restaurant in the area where you can taste local food;
5. after lunch the tour continues and you will admire the Cilento park with its mountains and its natural beauties up to the Certosa di San Lorenzo in Padula city;
6. departure from the Certosa di San Lorenzo is scheduled for 4.30/5.00 pm return in you accomodation around at 6.30/7.00 pm;

Information:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Useful information:

the times of the program can be decided together if you want to stop longer in one place than the other, the important thing is that the return is at the time described in the tour.

What’s include:

transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation  and back;

What’s not included:

• Certosa di San Lorenzo Ticket price 10 euros per person;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability;
• All costs not written in the description what is included;
• Tip (optional);

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 4 pax cost 450euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 550euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

TOUR PERTOSA-AULETTA CAVES &CERTOSA OF PADULA

PERTOSA- AULETTA CAVES

Located in the Alburni Mountains massif, the Pertosa-Auletta Caves are one of the focal geosites of the “Cilento” Geopark and have two unique features:

they are the only caves in Italy where it is possible to navigate an underground river, the Negro;
but they are also the only ones in Europe to preserve the remains of a pile-dwelling village dating back to the 2nd millennium BC.
With our guides, the visit to the tourist-equipped caves (marked and comfortable routes) and illuminated by a latest-generation system, turns into a pleasant adventure. The river offers a fascinating and unusual boat trip, immersed in a magical silence, interrupted only by the roar of the underground waterfall.
The visit allows you to explore caves and cavities shaped by nature over thousands of years.

CERTOSA OF SAN LORENZO
HISTORY

The Certosa di Padula, or San Lorenzo, is a Certosa located in Padula, in the Vallo di Diano, in the province of Salerno. It is the first Certosa to have been built in Campania, preceding that of San Martino in Naples and San Giacomo in Capri.

Spread over an area of 51,500 m², arranged on three cloisters, a garden, a courtyard and a church, it is one of the most sumptuous Baroque monumental complexes in southern Italy, as well as the largest Certosa at a national level[4] and among the largest in Europe. Since 1957 it has housed the Provincial Archaeological Museum of Western Lucania; in 1998 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO together with the nearby archaeological sites of Velia, Paestum, the Vallo di Diano and the Cilento National Park.

Since December 2014, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities has managed its historical and artistic heritage through the Campania Museum Centre, which became the Regional Museum Directorate in December 2019. In 2015, it recorded 73,589 visitors.

EXTERNAL & INTERIORS OF THE CERTOSA

The Foresteria cloister, late Mannerist, is composed of a portico with a fountain in the center and a loggia from which the clock tower rises. The loggia is decorated with seventeenth-century paintings.
The church, with a single nave and five chapels on the right side, is divided into two areas by a wall. There are also two choirs. The main altar, in scagliola and mother of pearl,
The kitchen, the fruit of that feverish eighteenth-century activity which significantly transformed the monastery’s spaces
The refectory is a rectangular room built in the first decades of the 18th century.
The Library, a large room that still preserves the majolica floor and the ceiling decorations, housed tens of thousands of books, illuminated codices, manuscripts
The large cloister, with its surface area of almost fifteen thousand square metres, is among the largest in Europe.
The elliptical double-flight staircase, the last work that the fathers managed to see completed before the French suppressions, unites the two levels of the large cloister.

Tour Program

1. Duration full day (8h)
2. Departure from your accommodation at 09:00 to the Pertosa Caves arrival at .10.15 am;
3. visit to the Pertosa caves ;
4. we can recommend a typical restaurant in the area where you can taste local food;
5. after lunch the tour continues and you will admire the Cilento park with its mountains and its natural beauties up to the Certosa di San Lorenzo in Padula city;
6. departure from the Certosa di San Lorenzo is scheduled for 4.30/5.00 pm return in you accomodation around at 6.30/7.00 pm

Information:

The activity is not suitable for:

• Pregnant women;
• People with mobility difficulties;

Important:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Not admitted:

• Suitcases or bags;

Useful information:

the times of the program can be decided together if you want to stop longer in one place than the other, the important thing is that the return is at the time described in the tour.

What’s include:

transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation  and back;

What’s not included:

• Ticket Pertosa Caves euro 18 per person;
• Ticket Certosa di San Lorenzo10 euros per person;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability;
• All costs not written in the description what is included;
• Tip (optional)

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 4 pax cost 450euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 550euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

RAVELLO

Depart from your accommodation to the town of Ravello and discover this town perched on a hill, high above Amalfi, it is where Wagnerr wrote part of one of his operas after being inspired by the view. Enjoy one of the best of these landscapes.
Go to the main square to see the picturesque 11th-century cathedral and admire the beautiful cliffside gardens. Villa Rufolo, Moorish in style and dating back to the 13th century, offers sweeping views from the terraced gardens and hosts indoor and outdoor concerts during the famous summer “Ravello Festival” which along with Villa Cimbrone, a medieval-style estate perched on a steep hill , is surrounded by another famous garden.Go to the main square to see the picturesque XI centurycathedral and take in the stunning cliff gardens.

Villa Rufolo, in Moorish style and dating back to XIII century, offers a wide view from the terraced gardens and hosts internal and external concerts during the famous summer “Ravello Festival” which together with Villa Cimbrone, a medieval-style estate perched on a steep hill, is surrounded by another famous garden.

AMALFI

Amalfi (municipality of 4776 inhabitants which in 1997 was awarded the title of UNESCO heritage site) is famous for its Cathedral (also called Amalfi Cathedral) of Sant’Andrea (patron saint of the city) and for the Paper Museum (former paper mill which became a museum in 1969) the owner Nicola Milano seems to be aware (thanks to belonging to an ancient family of paper makers) of how paper is produced Bambagina (Amalfi paper). In addition to the typical places, however, there is also another thing that characterizes Amalfi, the lemons.

The Amalfi Lemon (so called due to its characteristic tapered shape) is a product with very valuable and renowned characteristics: the peel is of medium thickness, light yellow in colour, with an intense aroma and scent thanks to the richness of essential oils and terpenes (character considered valuable for the production of lemon liqueur.). The pulp is juicy and moderately acidic, with few seeds. It is also a medium-large sized lemon (at least 100 grams per fruit), as well as one of the varieties richest in ascorbic acid (vitamin C). Widely used in cooking both naturally and as a condiment, Amalfi sfusato is the main ingredient of dishes from the Amalfi Coast, both fish and meat based, as well as in the preparation of desserts, creams, infusions and liqueurs.

Tour Program

1. Departure from your accommodation at 08.00/08.30 from your hotel with arrival in Ravello at 10.00 am;
2. free visit to the city (2 hours)
3. departure from Ravello and continue along the Amalfi Coast to Amalfi, free visit to the city
4. 4. Departure from Amalfi is scheduled for 4.30 pm – 5.00 pm and return to the hotel is scheduled for approximately 7.00 pm;

Important:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Others information:

the time of the stops in the two cities can be decided together but the departure from the Amalfi coast cannot exceed the agreed time.

What’s include:

transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation in Ravello and Amalfi and back;

What’s not included:

• expert guide on request and subject to availability
• All costs not written in the description what is included;
• Tip (optional).

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 4 pax cost 500euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 600euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

AMALFI COAST & POSITANO
AMALFI

8-hour panoramic excursion along the Amalfi Coast in a unique route in the world. Departing from your accommodation, the journey will offer stunning views of the Gulf of Naples and Salerno. The first visit will be Amalfi, where you can visit and admire the terraces that sculpt the mountain, in fact they are undoubtedly among the most famous images of the Amalfi Coast, here for centuries the lemon trees have colored the environment and offer a unique product, famous throughout the world: “The Limone sfusato Amalfitano””, then you will walk through the enchanting streets of the center and the magnificent 9th century cathedral which overlooks the main square and browse through the numerous shops of souvenirs. Enjoy an authentic Italian coffee in one of the charming cafés, overlooking the Amalfi Cathedral.

POSITANO

ABy doing the reverse route you will arrive in Positano whose urban layout resembles that of a waterfall, a path that connects the mountain and the sea. You can stop at the different terraces, where you can take postcard-style photos. Walking through narrow, steep streets full of boutiques and cafes, the traveler will be able to admire the Church of Santa Maria Assunta with its majolica dome and a 13th-century Byzantine icon of the Virgin Mary surrounded by an enchanting sea view, the tour starts will conclude with the return to your accommodation.

Tour Program

1. Departure from your accommodation at 08.00/08.30 from your hotel with arrival in Amalfi at 10.00 am;
2. free visit to the city (2 hours)
3. departure from Amalfi and continue along the Amalfi Coast to Positano, free visit to the city
4. 4. Departure from Positano is scheduled for 4.30 pm – 5.00 pm and return to the hotel is scheduled for approximately 7.00 pm

Important:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;
• the time of the stops in the two cities can be decided together but the departure from the Amalfi coast cannot exceed the agreed time.

What’s include:

transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation to  Amalfi and Positano and back;

What’s not included:

• expert guide on request and subject to availability
• All costs not written in the description what is included;
• Tip (optional).

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 4 pax cost 500euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 600euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

SENTIERO DEGLI DEI AND POSITANO (PATH OF THE GODS)
AGEROLA-BOMERANO CITY-POSITANO

Live an unforgettable experience, a spectacular excursion overlooking the breathtaking landscapes of the Amalfi Coast.
Enjoy a medium-difficulty hike with a passionate and expert hiking guide
Relax with easy transportation from your accomodation to Agerola and back.
Meet local farmers for an authentic experience while hiking the countryside
Immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery on the Amalfi Coast to admire the view
See old vineyards, terraced gardens, farmhouses, and monasteries on the hike.
Take a pair of hiking poles and walk for 3.5 hours in spectacular scenery through old vineyards, terraced gardens, farmhouses, and monasteries about 700 meters above sea level. Listen closely as your knowledgeable guide will give you all the information to handle the trail safely.
Learn the history and traditions of the area from your guide and you will have a chance to meet and talk to the local farmers on your way.

POSITANO

Positano is perhaps a unique place in the world! It is a jewel of spontaneous architecture, set on the rock overlooking the sea. Clusters of colorful houses, sometimes cubic in appearance, are built on often very steep steps, which descend to the beach, connected by alleys and long stairways.
Traveling along the coastal road offers sudden panoramic views from above of the small town, disembarking from the sea is truly a unique experience that fills the eyes and soul with beauty!

And it is precisely from the sea, around the 1st century AD, that the Romans first arrived, intent on building sumptuous seaside villas in Positano and along the Amalfi Coast ‘for the exercise of their refined leisure’. The villa in Positano is said to have belonged to Posides Claudi Cesaris, a freedman of the emperor Claudius, hence the name Posidianum extended from the villa to the entire place.

Tour Program

1. Departure for you accomodation at 08.00 to Amalfi Coast in Agerola-Bomerano arrival at 10.00 am;
2. arrival at the meeting point at 10.30 with the guide expert and start of the tour Trekking along the rocky path of the Amalfi coast with incredible sea views up to Positano;
3. arrival in Nocelle near Positano city where the private van will be waiting for you and in a few minutes will take you to the symbolic city of the Amalfi coast, Positano city
4. lunch free;
5. departure from Positano is scheduled for 4.00/04.30 pm and return to the hotel around at 6.00/06.30 pm;

Important:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Not admitted:

• Suitcases or bags;

What’s include:

transportation by exclusive private minivan from your accommodation to the Amalfi Coast and back to your accommodation;

What’s not included:

• expert guide on request and subject to availabilityeuro 150;
• All costs not written in the description what is included;
• Tip (optional).

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 4 pax cost 500euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 600euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

The Royal Palace of Caserta

The Royal Palace of Caserta (Italian: Reggia di Caserta, Italian) is a former royal residence in Caserta, Campania, 35km north of Naples in southern Italy, constructed by the House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies as their main residence as kings of Naples. Located 35 km north of the historic center of Naples, Italy, the complex is the largest palace erected in Europe during the 18th century. In 1997, the palace was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site; its nomination described it as “the swan song of the spectacular art of the Baroque, from which it adopted all the features needed to create the illusions of multidirectional space”. The Royal Palace of Caserta is the largest former royal residence in the world, over 2 million m3, in volume and covering an area of 47,000 m2, and a floorspace of 138,000 square meters is distributed in the five stories of the building. he construction of the palace began in 1752[2] for Charles VII of Naples (later Charles III of Spain), who worked closely with his architect, Luigi Vanvitelli.
When Charles saw Vanvitelli’s grandly scaled model for Caserta, it filled him with emotion “fit to tear his heart from his breast.”[9] In the end, Charles never slept a night at the Reggia, as he abdicated in 1759 to become King of Spain.[8] The project was carried to only partial completion for Charles’ third son and successor, Ferdinand IV of Naples. The palace has five floors; 1,200 rooms, including two dozen state apartments; 1,742 windows; 34 staircases; 1,026 fireplaces; a large library; and a theatre modelled after the Teatro San Carlo of Naples. A monumental avenue running 20 kilometers between the palace and Naples was planned but never realized.
The garden, a typical example of the Baroque extension of formal vistas, stretches for 120 hectares, partly on hilly terrain. Its construction started in 1753, and it is also inspired by the park of Versailles. The park starts from the back façade of the palace, flanking a long alley with artificial fountains and cascades. There is a botanical garden called “The English Garden” in the upper part designed in the 1780s[ by Carlo Vanvitelli and the German-born botanist, nurseryman, and plantsman-designer, John Graefer, who was trained in London and recommended to Sir William Hamilton by Sir Joseph Banks.It is an early Continental example of an English garden in the svelte naturalistic taste of Capability Brown.

The fountains and cascades, each filling a vasca (basin), with architecture and hydraulics by Luigi Vanvitelli at intervals along a wide straight canal that runs to the horizon, rivalled those at Peterhoff Palace outside St.
The palace was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.

Tour Program

1. Duration hours
2. Departure from your accommodation to the Royal Palace of Caserta to city at 08:00 from arrival at 10.00 am;
3. See the magnificent gardens of the Royal Palace
4. Explore the life of the ancient nobles
5. Visit the charming chambers of the Royal Palace
6. lunch free;
7. departure from is scheduled for 4.00 pm and return to the hotel around at 6.00 pm;

Important:

The activity is not suitable for:

• People with mobility difficulties;

Important:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;
• Passport or identity card for children;

Not admitted:

• Suitcases or bags;

Not admitted:

optional lunch near palace royal (typical Italian food or typical Neapolitan pizza;

What’s include:

Round trip transfer by private minivan from your hotel to “The Royal Palace of Caserta”and come back your accomodation;

What’s not included:

• The Royal Palace of Caserta” tickets euro 18 per person;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability;
• All costs not written in the description;
• Tip (optional);

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 4 pax cost 400euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 500euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

The Royal Palace of Caserta & The Campanian Amphitheater Capua

The Royal Palace of Caserta (Italian: Reggia di Caserta, Italian) is a former royal residence in Caserta, Campania, 35km north of Naples in southern Italy, constructed by the House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies as their main residence as kings of Naples. Located 35 km north of the historic center of Naples, Italy, the complex is the largest palace erected in Europe during the 18th century. In 1997, the palace was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site; its nomination described it as “the swan song of the spectacular art of the Baroque, from which it adopted all the features needed to create the illusions of multidirectional space”. The Royal Palace of Caserta is the largest former royal residence in the world, over 2 million m3, in volume and covering an area of 47,000 m2, and a floorspace of 138,000 square meters is distributed in the five stories of the building. he construction of the palace began in 1752[2] for Charles VII of Naples (later Charles III of Spain), who worked closely with his architect, Luigi Vanvitelli.
When Charles saw Vanvitelli’s grandly scaled model for Caserta, it filled him with emotion “fit to tear his heart from his breast.”[9] In the end, Charles never slept a night at the Reggia, as he abdicated in 1759 to become King of Spain.[8] The project was carried to only partial completion for Charles’ third son and successor, Ferdinand IV of Naples. The palace has five floors; 1,200 rooms, including two dozen state apartments; 1,742 windows; 34 staircases; 1,026 fireplaces; a large library; and a theatre modelled after the Teatro San Carlo of Naples. A monumental avenue running 20 kilometers between the palace and Naples was planned but never realized. The palace was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.

The Campanian Amphitheater Capua

The Campanian Amphitheater, built in the Flavian age on the model of the Colosseum, between the end of the 1st century. A.D. and the 2nd century. AD, was restored and decorated with columns and statues by the emperor Hadrian, and inaugurated by his successor Antoninus Pius, as it was possible to reconstruct thanks to an inscription found in 1726. The grandiose machine for shows, capable of hosting up to 60,000 spectators, equipped with large underground areas for staging sumptuous shows, replaces the ancient arena (130-90 BC), also known for Spartacus’ revolt of 73 BC.

Gladiator Museum

In the first room the gladiatorial games are presented, with panels, copies of the armor found in Pompeii, a model, which shows the Amphitheater both in its original form and as a ruin, and a video, which narrates the history and architecture of the
monument. Evidence of the site’s history is also on display, from a necropolis to an entertainment district.
Surviving busts of the deities of the portico, high on the wall, invite you to enter the second room where a sector of the cavea has been reconstructed, with its splendid marble decorations.

Tour Program

1. Duration full day (8h)
2. Departure from your accommodation to the Royal Palace of Caserta to city at 08:00 from arrival at 10.00 am;
3. See the magnificent gardens of the Royal Palace:
4. Explore the life of the ancient nobles;
5. Visit the charming chambers of the Royal Palace;
6. lunch free;
7. departure at 2.30 for the Campanian amphitheater in the city of Capua;
8. departure is scheduled for 4.00 pm and return to the hotel around at 6.00 pm;

Important:

The activity is not suitable for:

• People with mobility difficulties;

Important:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;

Not admitted:

• Suitcases or bags;

Useful information:

optional lunch near palace royal (typical Italian food or typical Neapolitan pizza;

What’s include:

• Round trip transfer by private minivan from your hotel to “The Royal Palace of Caserta” and “The amphitheatre of Capua” and back to your accommodation (transport all costs included, (parking, tax,etc).

What’s not included:

• “The Royal Palace of Caserta” tickets euro 18 per person;
• “The Amphitheatre of Capua” tickets euro 10 per person;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability
• All costs not written in the description
• Tip (optional);

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to 4 pax cost 400euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 8 pax cost 550euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

ROMA ONE DAY
ROME VISIT TO THE VATICAN/ CITY CENTER /COLOSSEUM

ROME

TO Have you ever heard the expression “Roma the master of the world”Or”All roads lead to Rome”? Well yes, today we will deal with the magnificentEternal City. Founded byRomulusin April 21 of753 BC. and surrounded by7 packages (Aventine,Capitol,Celio,Esquiline,Palatine,QuirinaleKeep them in mind) Rome has influenced many cultures and let itself be inspired by the cultures of the peoples it conquered, assimilating their art, myths, customs and traditions. He’s had so manyemperorswhich have enriched or sometimes removed milestones of Rome. For example the Colosseum, built inAD 70. by the emperor Vespasian, then inaugurated by Tito on April 21 in theAD 80. or again we have theCaracalla’s thermal bathsdesired by the empero Caracalla, how to forget thenCaesar (Tu quoque, Brute, fili mi) but there are also emperors who took something away, such as for exampleNerowho burned Rome.

DISCOVERING THE BEAUTIES OF ROME

Together with one of our specialized guides, the traveler will be the real protagonist of this journey and will go on discovery of beautiesof Rome, such as: The Colosseum, the longboat,Imperial Forum,the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, the Ara Pacisand many more. But she will also be able to cross wonderful squares likePiazza di Spagna,Piazza Navona,field of flowers, or the Via Appiaand many other famous streets of Rome and will be able to discover the mysteries in underground Rome, or explore the Vaticancradle of Christianity where you can admire theSistine Chapel, The vault by Michelangelo and many other beauties of this wonderful city.

Tour Program

1. Departure at 07.00 for you accomodation to Rome with arrival at 10.30/11.00 am;
2. Visit Vatican area to St. Peter’s Square;
3. visit to the center of Rome Piazza Navona,Phanteon, Corso, Piazza di Spagna, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Venezia, Imperial Forums, Colosseum;
4. lunch free;
5. departure from Rome is scheduled for 5.00 pm and return to the hotel around at 9.00 pm;

Information:

• visit the historic center squares and monuments;
• visit to the Vatican Museums,
• visit to the Colosseum,
• booking and purchasing tickets depending on availability
• it is possible to book an expert guide for the various activities listed depending on availability;

What’s include:

• transport by exclusive private van from your accommodation to Rome and back your accomodation;

What’s not included:

• Expert guide various activities;
• Ticket cost various activities;
• Tip (optional)

Cost:

• transfer max 8 pax cost :800euro (all costs, tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

ALBEROBELLO VALLEY OF TRULLI & CASTELLANA CAVES
ONE DAY

ALBEROBELLO CITY

Entering the Itria Valley you will find yourself a place called Alberobello. Also known as Valle dei trulli, thanks to the presence of Trulli, the trulli, rural architectural structures made of stone, are so numerous that they dominate the landscape. Alberobello is certainly a very important stop to make when you go to Puglia. The reason? Alberobello (thanks to the presence of the trulli) in1996has become a world heritage UNESCO. Going to the historic center is equivalent to immersing yourself in a place where time seems to have stopped. Think that in the oldest neighborhoods it is still possible to see some Trulli that are still inhabited, you will also find typical shops and shops where you can buy souvenirs and taste the typical products of the area.

CASTELLANA CAVES

The Castellana Caves, a complex of underground cavities of karst origin, of considerable tourist interest, among the most beautiful and spectacular in Italy, are located in the Municipality of Castellana-Grotte, about 1.5 km from the town. They extend for a length of 3348 meters and reach a maximum depth of 122 meters from the surface. The temperature of the internal environments is about 16.5 °C.

Located at the gates of the Itria Valley, a few kilometers from enchanting villages such as Alberobello, Cisternino, Polignano a Mare, the Castellana Caves open in the south-eastern Murge at 330 m above sea level on the limestone plateau formed in the Upper Cretaceous, about ninety-nine hundred million years ago.

The beauty of the Castellana Caves attracts visitors from all over the world, and since the day they opened to the public, more than 15 million people have walked its underground passages. The visit to the Caves winds along a 3 km path: an extraordinary guided excursion, about 70 meters deep, in an astonishing setting, where caves with fantastic names, canyons, deep abysses, fossils, stalactites, stalagmites, concretions with incredible shapes and surprising colors stimulate the imagination of children and adults.

Tour Program

1. Departure at 07.00 for you accomodation to Castellana Caves with arrival at 11.00/11.30 am;
2. visit to the cave scheduled for 12.00;
3. free lunch or we recommend some restaurant in the area or near the caves or in the trulli of the city of Alberobello
4. visit to the trulli of Alberobello
5. departure from Alberobello is scheduled for04.30/ 5.00 pm and return to the hotel around at 8.00/08.30 pm;

Information:

The activity is not suitable for:

• Pregnant women;
• People with mobility difficulties;

Important:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;
• Water bottle

What’s include:

• transport by exclusive private van from your accommodation in Caves of Castellana and Alberobello city of Trulli and back your accomodation;

What’s not included:

• Ticket cost Cuves Castellana;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability
• Tip (optional)

Cost:

• transfer from 2 to  4 pax   cost 600 euro (tax inclusive).
• transfer from 5 to 7/8 pax cost 699 euro (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver) .

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver).

ALBEROBELLO & POLIGNANO

ALBEROBELLO CITY

Entering the Itria Valley you will find yourself a place called Alberobello. Also known as Valle dei trulli, thanks to the presence of Trulli, the trulli, rural architectural structures made of stone, are so numerous that they dominate the landscape. Alberobello is certainly a very important stop to make when you go to Puglia. The reason? Alberobello (thanks to the presence of the trulli) in1996has become a world heritage UNESCO. Going to the historic center is equivalent to immersing yourself in a place where time seems to have stopped. Think that in the oldest neighborhoods it is still possible to see some Trulli that are still inhabited, you will also find typical shops and shops where you can buy souvenirs and taste the typical products of the area.

POLIGNANO

Polignano a Mare, a magnificent city of ancient origins with a characteristic historic center overlooking the sea. A very popular place all year round, and in the summer the beaches welcome tourists from all over the world. The panorama it offers is unrepeatable: balconies overlooking the high cliffs, terraces and alleys overlooking the historic center. The entire area of Polignano is full of coves and wonderful beaches, traditions and typical products such as homemade pasta or Orecchiette with meatballs or turnip tops, or tomatoes left to dry or hanging in bunches. The cheeses are also no joke, the most fitting example being the burrata di Andria. It also offers fine wines such as Malvasia and Primitivo. We also have the famous Taranto mussels. The fresh Mediterranean fish then delights the palates of the Apulians and tourists who pass through this wonderful land.

Tour Program

1. Departure at 07.00 for you accomodation to Alberobello city with arrival at 11.00/11.30 am;
2. visit the trulli typical houses in Alberobello;
3. free lunch or we recommend some restaurant in the area in the trulli of the city of Alberobello
4. visit Polignano;
5. departure from Polignano is scheduled for04.30/ 5.00 pm and return to the hotel around at 8.00/08.30 pm;

Information:

Anyone can do this activity;

Important:

Bring with you:

• Comfortable shoes;
• Water bottle

What’s include:

• transport by exclusive private van  from your accommodation in Alberobello and Polignano and back your accomodation

What’s not included:

• Ticket cost Cuves Castellana;
• expert guide on request and subject to availability
• Tip (optional)

Cost:

• transfer from 1 to 5 pax cost euro 650(tax inclusive).
• From 6to 8 pax cost euro 699 (tax inclusive).

Our cars:

Mercedes Vito 9 pax(8 pax+ 1driver)

Ford Tourneo 8 pax (7pax+1 driver)