Land Journey

A Week In... Naples, Capri & Amalfi

All Departures Small Groups Averaging 24 Tauck Guests
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Days
8
From (per Person)
£7,590
Journey Type
Land
Passengers
24
Time of Year
Apr - Jun, Aug - Oct
Cities & Landmarks
Naples, Capri, Amalfi, Sorrento, Herculaneum
Ischia Island

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Overview

Experience with tauck

 

All small group departures averaging 24 guests

 

Tauck value includes

 

Multi-night stays in Leading Hotels of the World in Naples, Capri and Amalfi

 

Guided exploration of Naples' Old Town and the Archaeological Museum

 

Excursion to the well-preserved ruins of ancient Herculaneum

 

Ferry ride and sightseeing in Capri in private convertible cars

 

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Activity

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Most days involve walking in the 2–3.5-mile range (~4,000–7,000 steps), with frequent stairs, cobblestones, and standing for 90+ minutes. Activity is consistent across consecutive days, requiring stamina and balance throughout the itinerary.

Pace

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Full days with little downtime. Select days may offer opt-out opportunities or lighter alternatives. Ideal for travelers who want to stay engaged, but with some room to pace themselves.

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Along Europe's Scenic "Yellow Roads"

Discover the cultural and natural treasures of Naples, the Isles of Capri and Ischia, and the Amalfi Coast in a celebration of beauty and bounty that goes beyond the expected with insider opportunities to experience life in southern Italy.

Featuring stays at Leading Hotels of the World, this all-Small Group journey spends a week immersed in the culture and pleasures of southern Italy. Begin with three nights at Naples' historic Grand Hotel Vesuvio, once considered Enrico Caruso's "Neapolitan home," and travel by high-speed ferry to the island of Ischia. Spend two nights at the legendary Grand Hotel Quisisana on Capri, with time to explore the island and discover Anacapri by convertible. Along the Amalfi Coast, settle in for two nights at the cliffside Hotel Santa Caterina, ideally located for exploring Amalfi and Ravello.

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Two nights on Capri at the Grand Hotel Quisisana

Nights 4 and 5

Spend two nights on the Isle of Capri at a landmark hotel that's been synonymous with glamour since 1860...

Originally built in 1845 as a sanatorium (Quisisana means "here one heals"), the Grand Hotel Quisisana – set amidst lovely formal gardens near the Piazza Umberto in the heart of the Isle of Capri – is steeped in history and the epitome of island glitz, having attracted an exclusive crowd since opening as a hotel in 1860. Over the decades, the likes of Ernest Hemingway, Jean Paul Sartre and many others have passed through the marble lobby and admired the surrounding natural beauty of the hotel's manicured park. Now, you can join them with a two-night stay at the Grand Hotel Quisisana – considered among the best hotels in the world by the sophisticated readers of both Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveler.

Capri by convertible car

Days 4 – 5

A private convertible car whisks you across enchanting Capri for awe-inspiring views

Once an imperial vacation spot where Roman emperors and their entourages spent their summers, the legendary island of Capri – situated across the Gulf of Naples from the city of Sorrento – has during more recent centuries become famous as a fashionable retreat for writers, artists, composers, and international celebrities. On your visit to this enchanted isle, you'll be chauffeured like a jet-setter across the island's famous clifftop roads in a private convertible car for sightseeing amidst Capri's picturesque towns and historic villas, lush garden terraces with panoramic views of the sea, and breathtaking rock formations along the coast.

Discover Aragonese Castle

Day 4

Explore the Aragonese Castle, a hilltop fortress linked by a bridge to the historic island of Ischia

Occupying the summit of a rugged volcanic islet that today is connected by a causeway (Ponte Aragonese) to the larger island of Ischia, the imposing Aragonese Castle was originally constructed by Hiero I of Syracuse around 474 BC, employing two towers to control the movements of enemy fleets. About a century and a half later, the fortress was captured first by the Romans, and then by the Parthenopeans, and altered continuously throughout the centuries. During the 1400s, the first stone bridge linking the rock to the island of Ischia was built by Alfonso V of Aragon, who also fortified the fortress' walls to ward off attacks by pirates; you'll visit the well-preserved castle with a local guide.

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Your Journey

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Call us, or call your travel advisor, to book your preferred departure date today – and explore our beautiful brochures to find your inspiration for your next journey.

Book Today... And Travel Dreams Begin

Discover The World

Call us, or call your travel advisor, to book your preferred departure date today – and explore our beautiful brochures to find your inspiration for your next journey.

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