AMALFI
The Amalfi Coast is renown to be one of the most impressive coastal drives in the world.One of Italy’s maritime republics, which is dominated by the Cathedral of St. Andrew and the Cloisters of Paradise.  Visit the arsenal museum and the antique paper mill factory.  A visit to Amalfi is generally associated with a visit to Positano and Ravello.

POSITANO
Small village famous for its houses built into the rock.  Known also for its fashion ‘Positano Moda’, which is sold in many of its chic shops.  Famous waterfront restaurants, which is worth visiting not only during the day but also by night.  A visit to Positano is usually combined with a visit to Amalfi and Ravello.

RAVELLO
Situated 360m above sea level, perched above the town of Amalfi.  Here one can not only admire the views over the Amalfi Coast,  but must pay a visit to the Villa Rufolo said to be where Wagner was inspired to compose the Parsifal and the Villa Cimbrone.  The main square houses its small but interesting Cathedral dedicated to Saint Pantaleone.  One can visit Ravello combining an excursion with Positano and Amalfi

SORRENTO
Sorrento has a very lively atmosphere, with its interesting historical centre and two very interesting provincial museums – one exhibiting Sorrentine art and furniture dating from the 16th to 18th C and the other exhibiting the history of their local craft, inlaid woodwork.  An ideal base to explore the Campania Region.  From its port jetfoils & ferries depart for the Island of Capri, Ischia and Naples City.

NAPLES
aples is said to be one of the oldest cities in Europe, dating back to the 6C, invaded by the Romans, Normans, Aragons, Spaniards and the Bourbons until the unification of Italy.  At present Naples is being placed back on the map for visitors, it’s the cultural and commercial centre of Southern Italy.  Visit the National Archaeological museum where most of the principal finds of Pompeii and Herculaneum are displayed.  The Cathedral of St. Gennaro, Church & Cloisters of St. Chiara, the Margellina, Galleria Umberto and St. Carlo Opera House are a few of the many places to explore around the city.

HERCULANEUM
The lesser known of the ruined cities, but better preserved. Contrast to the famous site of Pompeii, visit this once wealthy residential area and glance at its impressive mosaics, murals and wooden window/door framework still remaining

CASERTA ROYAL PALACE
Chosen by the Bourbon King Charles III for his Royal Palace, built between 1752 and 1774 the palace comprises of 1200 rooms, 4 courtyards and  250 acres of impressive landscaped gardens  with its superb fountain stretching the length of the gardens

PAESTUM
Greek temples said to be better preserved than any to be found in Greece.  Today the Temple of Poseidon, the Temple of Ceres and the Basilica standard amongst wild flowers and herbs.  The museum situated opposite the site houses many fine artefacts found at the site including the famous ‘Divers Tomb’ mural.

ROME
A  once in a lifetime opportunity to visit the eternal city, so unique and rich in history spanning over 3000 years. Visit the highlights of Rome; the Colosseum, the Forum, Piazza Venezia, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, pass over the River Tiber and into the Vatican state, where you can explore St. Peters Square and Basilica, time permitting, a visit to the Vatican Museum incl. Sistine Chapel.