Nous mettons à votre disposition un chauffeur pour vous transporter et vous prodiguons des conseils précieux, fruit de nombreuses années d'expérience, pour une visite inoubliable ! En empruntant la route panoramique SS. 145 qui longe Castellammare di Stabia, vous découvrirez les fouilles d'Herculanum, qui, comme Pompéi, fut détruite lors de l'éruption de 79 après J.-C. Entourée des villas patriciennes romaines, elle fut submergée par un torrent de boue et de lave. La masse de débris qui recouvrait Herculanum s'est ensuite solidifiée en tuf. Ce processus de solidification a permis de conserver intacts des objets et des pièces en bois, encore visibles et bien conservés aujourd'hui. Cependant, une grande partie de la cité antique est encore enfouie sous la ville moderne d'Herculanum, et des fouilles sont toujours en cours pour découvrir ce qui se trouve encore sous la ville moderne. Considérée comme la petite sœur de Pompéi, c'est une destination pour les amateurs de beauté. Les visiteurs de la cité antique ont la rare opportunité d'admirer des villas patriciennes parfaitement intactes. Un miracle de préservation où sont exposés même le bois et les cordes de cette ville vieille de 2 000 ans, ainsi que de magnifiques briques, mosaïques et fresques. Le niveau de détail avec lequel Herculanum a été préservé est remarquable compte tenu de la violence des coulées volcaniques à 500 °C qui ont dévasté la ville. Le prix du billet d'entrée au site archéologique d'Herculanum est de 11 euros.

Starting from Sorrento it takes about 45 minutes to reach Positano, Driving downhill directly through Positano, going down the one-way street unique in its panorama, passing through many local restaurants, leads to the heart of the city - the busy central Piazza dei Mulini, which is connected to a narrow downhill path that leads to the seafront. In Piazza dei Mulini, it is necessary to leave the car as all the roads leading to the promenade are only for pedestrians. These roads also lead to the cathedral, shops selling ceramics, lemons, shoes and "Positano fashion" clothing. There is a short walk uphill to get back to the car and this time, going up the mountain, returning to the main coastal road that leads to Amalfi. Here we are at the destination of our tour, and the right time and the right place to stop in one of the many typical restaurants that are along our itinerary, lunched calmly, we continue along the coastal road, this starts after Sorrento, crosses Positano, the fishing villages of Praiano, Furore and Conca dei Marini, and continue until you reach the crowded square of Amalfi which is located in front of the sea - port and a long stretch of pebble beach. Opposite the port of Amalfi, there is the one and only bus station along the coast. Behind this square is the main shopping street of Amalfi that ends at the furthest and highest point of the city. Along the pedestrian street are various bars and cafes, not to mention the numerous shops selling limoncello, casual wear, swimwear, gifts, basic groceries, and of course, ceramics. However, if you would like to see more than just shops, Amalfi boasts some interesting places to explore: the most spectacular cathedral along the coast, the paper factory and its museum. An uphill walk along a very narrow road that passes several wineries and olive factories etc ....

Our first stop will be made in Sorrento. To reach the international city of Sorrento it is necessary to drive the coastal road to its furthest point. Spectacular views of the entire Gulf of Naples and the island of Capri (which was once joined to Sorrento) are revealed as the Amalfi coast road emerges from above the mountain cliff. A short trip through the city before arriving in the center - an important commercial center for the local population and tourists, with many shops (normally open between 09: 00-13: 00 and from 16:00 - 20:00, approximately) . Sorrento, despite being a city from the past, has an interesting history "Correale di Terranova" museum, which can be visited in the morning, with a stop of about 2 hours