Enjoy the Amalfi Coast and Pompeii - Tour with our Local Driver

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Ravello resting on the buttress that divides the valley of the Dragon from that of the Reginna, dominates from above from its 350 meters above sea level, the villages below Minori and Maiori. Ravello, represents a context where atmospheric, luminous and spatial effects determine an intense, unique vision, with a sublime character. On the right of the Duomo (located in the center) a square tower signals the entrance to VILLA RUFOLO, a complex of buildings dating back to the second half of the thirteenth century.

The famous Amalfi coast, an unsurpassed cocktail of natural beauties, original architecture, the result of the grafting of Arab taste into Christian devotion, centuries-old history of navigators, artists, saints. Border area of the eternal dialectic between West and East, the stay on the Amalfi Coast is able to offer, unaltered, an extraordinary adventure of the spirit and, at the same time, to offer visitors sun, clean sea, healthy air. For artists, directors, exponents of the international jet set, it is an obligatory point of passage. Thirty-six kilometers of coastline where every corner is unrepeatable, all in a unique context in the world. The intertwining of sea and mountains, agriculture and tourism, constitutes the leit-motiv and is an inseparable combination, a common denominator, which contributes to enhancing its peculiarities.

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Pompeii Ancient city at the foot of Vesuvius very flourishing in the Roman period. Its destruction occurred in 79 AD. following the famous eruption of the volcano that covered it with lapilli and ashes. The first archaeological explorations took place towards the middle of the 18th century, the excavations took a great impulse, but only from 1860 did they become systematic and rational. It can be calculated that up to now about three fifths of the ancient urban area have been brought to light. One of the most famous archaeological centers in the world, which offers a precious and complete picture of the topography and life in a Roman city. Currently Pompeii is an archaeological site protected by UNESCO, the United Nations Organization for Education, Science and Culture, attracting about 3,000,000 visitors a year.