Our Tours
Saying that we want to excite is the real strength of our mission. A square, a street, a simple Neapolitan alley, told by our guides, come back to life as if by magic through stories, anecdotes and legends. Sailing, sailing in such a fantastic setting, like that of the gulf, accompanied by our skippers, to spend unforgettable moments that will remain etched in your heart forever. Taking part in one of our guided excursions is like living a complete and unique experience: tuning in to a place, listening to its history, fully immersing yourself in its culture, will make you feel like a real traveler and not just a tourist. For your congresses, conferences and business meetings, you can find with us the way to complete a business trip with cultural and fun moments to get to know the area and its popular traditions.
The history of the city and the siren Partenope.
A story halfway between reality and legend to know the story of the birth of the city of Naples.
A fascinating walk in the ancient heart of Naples, where you cross twenty centuries of history and admire statues of exceptional beauty such as the Veiled Christ.
A visit to one of the oldest neighborhoods of Naples between the sacred and the profane: you will be fascinated by the ancient story that contains ancient legends.
This is a very special experience. History, adventure and smiles for adults, kids and children. An unforgettable adventure among the underground tunnels of ancient Naples waiting to be lived.
Pompeii is the thrill of a journey through time, traveling along the original streets of the ancient Roman town; and then a visit to an ancient cellar in the Vesuvian area to taste a good wine, the nectar of the gods.
Pompeii, the most visited archaeological site in the world. Our guides will accompany you on a journey full of stories and anecdotes, which will immerse you in the ancient Roman civilization. A unique experience.
The excavations of Herculaneum reveal to the visitor a Roman city buried in a few moments by the violence of Vesuvius in 79 AD, in an excellent state of conservation.
The city was covered by a flow of pyroclastic material, which transformed into mud stratified on the city for about 23 meters. Thanks to the particular type of burial on this site, entire wooden structures, decorations, everyday objects and about 300 skeletons of the victims have remained intact.
The Reggia di Portici is a splendid example of the summer residence of the Bourbons of Naples. Along the road on which the Palace was built, several noble residences soon arose which made it acquire the name, still used today, of the Golden Mile.