In front of the Hotel Royal Santina, next to Termini Station, central Rome

Concludes on Day 4 at original meeting point at approx. 5pm

詳細的出發地點，時間請參考電子票（Voucher）中的詳細介紹

Day 1: Rome  Pompeii  SorrentoMeet your guide in central Rome and travel south by air-conditioned minivan to Campania. On route, absorb the views over Italy’s countryside and hear fascinating facts about the region and the UNESCO-listed Pompeii.
After roughly 2.5 hours, arrive at Pompeii, the ancient Roman city that was buried under volcanic ash when Mt Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD.
Explore this haunting site independently or take a 2-hour tour led by a local guide (own expense). Stroll around the streets to see the remains of fresco-painted houses, baths, shops and brothels, and explore the Forum, the town's once-bustling main square, all of which lay buried under ash until they were uncovered in the 18th century.
Then, return to your minivan and travel to Sorrento, the vibrant clifftop town that has been one of the Amalfi Coast's top resorts since the days of the Romans.
Check in at your camping village and enjoy an orientation walk of Sorrento. Amble through the center with your guide to see the main points of interest, including the Piazza Tasso in the Old Town. Then, visit a limoncello shop to learn how this quintessentially Italian lemon liqueur is made. (It's also a great opportunity to try a complimentary glass.)
Back at your accommodation, enjoy free time to spend as you wish, or perhaps head out to dinner at a local restaurant with your guide and fellow travelers, followed by drinks at a nearby club. Bring your wallet: all food and drink is at your own expense.
Overnight: Camping village in Sorrento
Day 2: Sorrento  Capri  Sorrento (B) Board a hydrofoil watercraft from Sorrento to the beautiful island of Capri. Absorb views of the Bay of Naples as you cruise, and on arrival, enjoy free time to discover this glamorous island any way you want.
Explore the swish squares, restaurants and boutiques of Capri Town, hit the beach, or visit the pretty hilltop village of Anacapri. Alternatively, ride the chairlift up Mt Solaro for spectacular views or scout around the ruined Villa Jovis, the long-ago seaside palace of Roman Emperor Tiberius.
Reconvene with your guide in the afternoon and take a boat trip around Capri’s stunning sea cliffs and caves.
Return to the mainland and your camping village, and enjoy the evening independently, or sit down for another evening of dinner and drinks with your guide and other travelers at the campsite's restaurant (own expense).
Overnight: Camping village in Sorrento
Day 3 Sorrento  Amalfi  Positano  Sorrento (B)Leave Sorrento on a full-day cruise along the picturesque Amalfi Coast. Take photos as you glide past the Li Galli islands and village of Praiano, and perhaps enjoy an optional trip (own expense) into the Emerald Grotto, a sea cave fabled for its green waters.

When you reach the town of Amalfi, step ashore and discover this charming place on your own. Perhaps climb the steps to its marble-striped cathedral, unwind on the beach, or settle into a pasta or pizza restaurant for a bite to eat (own expense).
After roughly two hours, cruise on to Positano, regarded as the jewel of the Amalfi Coast towns. Admire its pastel-washed houses that cascade down the cliffs, and enjoy free time to look around. Dive down the steep, cobbled lanes, browse the trendy stores, and soak up the awesome views and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Arrive back at your accommodation in the early evening. The night is yours to do as you please, perhaps enjoy dinner (own expense) at a pizza restaurant with your fellow travelers and guide.

Overnight: Camping village in Sorrento

Day 4 Sorrento  Naples  Rome (B)Check out of your accommodation and travel to Naples, the birthplace of pizza. The city is filled some 2,500 years of history which you can find at the monuments and buzzing markets, and a zest for life that’s impossible to ignore.
Enjoy an orientation walk as your guide shows you the main streets and monuments, including the palace-lined Plebiscito Square, San Carlo Opera House and the glass-domed Umberto I Gallery. Afterward, delve deeper into city life on your own; you can visit the art-filled Royal Palace of Naples, roam the famously chaotic backstreets and markets, and then stop to try a classic Neapolitan pizza.
Later, relax on your drive to Rome, where your tour ends back at the original meeting point in the late afternoon.

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