Panoramic Naples Private Tour by Vintage Vespa

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About this activity

“See Naples and then die.” So goes a famous saying coined by an unidentified poet. His intent was to emphasize how the beauty of Naples was so majestic that it was indispensable to visit it at least once in a lifetime.

Through a route through the more or less known views of the city and on board a charming vintage Vespa, with the guidance of a polite, experienced, discreet city trainer you will search for those corners of paradise for which Naples is famous all over the world.

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At a glance

Duration: 4 h 30 min
Confirmation: Confirmed within 48 hours
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–15
Guide: English, Italian, French, Spanish
Operated by: NapolinVespa

Ages: Adults (5–100 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Licensed private tour guide/experienced driver
Included: Vintage Vespa in perfect working condition
Included: Third party liability insurance
Included: Full fuel
Included: Helmet with disposable underhelmet
Included: Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel or wherever you prefer in the city

Not included

Not included: Food, drinks, tips and anything not expressly stated
Not included: Entrance fee (Certosa di San Martino: € 6,00 per person; Castel Sant'Elmo: € 6,00 per person)

Itinerary

Piazza del Plebiscito

30 min

Walk with your guide to discover the beauties of this beautiful square with its history.
Borgo Marinari

30 min

Borgo Marinari is a picturesque district of Naples, located at the foot of Castel dell’Ovo, one of the most emblematic monuments of the city.

Its narrow, winding streets are surrounded by colorful houses, and the view of the Gulf of Naples is breathtaking, with Vesuvius in the background.
Chiesa di Sant'Antonio a Posillipo

10 min

l Belvedere di Sant'Antonio a Posillipo is one of the most evocative viewpoints of Naples, an enchanting corner that offers spectacular views of the Gulf of Naples, the island of Capri and the Amalfi coast. Located in the Posillipo district, famous for its elegant villas and breathtaking views, this lookout is an ideal place for those seeking peace, natural beauty and an almost magical atmosphere.

The viewpoint takes its name from the church of St. Anthony, which is nearby. From here, visitors can admire an incredible view ranging from Vesuvius to the horizon of the sea, passing through the seafront of Naples and the hills surrounding the city.
Posillipo

10 min

From Capo Posillipo you can enjoy one of the most spectacular and panoramic views of Naples and its gulf. This promontory, which is part of the Posillipo district, offers a privileged view that embraces the entire Gulf of Naples, offering a breathtaking scenery that ranges from the city, the sea, to the islands and the coast.

Looking south, you can see Vesuvius rising majestically in the background, with its conical shape dominating the landscape. From Capo Posillipo you can also see the port of Naples and, further afield, the beautiful island of Capri, with its cliffs that plunge into the sea. The panorama also includes the Sorrento peninsula, with the Amalfi Coast appearing on the horizon on a clear day, giving the impression of a postcard landscape.
Via Marechiaro

20 min

The village of Marechiaro is famous for its colorful houses, small fishing boats and the landscape that surrounds it. The area is also famous for its views of the Gulf of Naples, which extends to the island of Capri, and for its romantic charm. The cliffs and crystal clear waters, as well as the tranquility of the place, create a unique atmosphere that attracts not only Neapolitans, but also tourists looking for a hidden corner of the city.

Marechiaro is also known for being an inspirational subject for Neapolitan culture and art. The Neapolitan song "Marechiaro", written in 1916 by Salvatore di Giacomo and set to music by Eduardo di Capua, has become one of the city's hymns and helped to make the village known all over the world.
Certosa E Museo Di San Martino Napoli

20 min Admission not included

San Martino is one of the most fascinating and scenic places in Naples, located on the Vomero hill. The highest point of the hill offers an extraordinary view of the city, the Gulf of Naples and Mount Vesuvius, making this site a real lookout.

Possibility to Visit the Certosa di San Martino (for a fee)