• Pozzuoli - Nestled in the heart of Campi Flegrei, Pozzuoli is a vibrant city within a volcanic region known for its craters and fumaroles, making it one of Europe’s most geologically dynamic areas. The city boasts a stunning marina, perfect for a seaside stroll while enjoying views of the Gulf of Naples and Mount Vesuvius.
• Flavian Amphitheater - The Flavian Amphitheater in Pozzuoli stands as a significant and captivating monument, ranking among Italy’s largest Roman amphitheaters, second only to the Colosseum. Constructed in the first century AD under Emperor Vespasian and inaugurated by Titus, visitors can explore the ruins and the intriguing underground galleries once used by gladiators and animals. These passages offer a glimpse into the grand organization of ancient spectacles.

The blend of history, archaeology, and remarkable architectural beauty makes the Flavian Amphitheater a must-visit for anyone in Pozzuoli.

• Lago di Lucrino - This volcanic lake is a serene and enchanting natural retreat, celebrated for its scenic allure, thermal waters, and historical significance. Encircled by lush vegetation, Lake Lucrino provides a habitat for diverse bird species and other wildlife. The lake’s warm waters, heated by hot springs, were historically used for therapeutic purposes. The area is also rich in fumaroles and sulfur springs, enhancing its natural appeal.
• Lago d’Averno - Lake Averno is one of the most evocative and mysterious lakes in the Phlegraean Fields, with volcanic origins and significant historical, mythological, and natural value. Its ancient allure makes it a captivating destination for history, mythology, and nature enthusiasts. Historically, the lake was seen as a mysterious site, often linked to the underworld. The Greeks named it “Aornos,” meaning “without birds,” due to the belief that its dark waters deterred birds from flying over. Mythology suggests the lake was the entrance to Hades’ realm. In the Aeneid, Virgil describes Aeneas’s journey across Lake Averno to the underworld, cementing its legendary status in ancient literature.
• Parco Archeologico delle Terme di Baia - The Baia Spa is a captivating site offering a unique blend of history, archaeology, mythology, and natural beauty. Exploring the thermal baths allows visitors to delve into one of the Phlegraean Fields’ most intriguing areas, experiencing the luxurious, cultural, and wellness-focused atmosphere of ancient Rome.
• Capo Miseno - Capo Miseno is a picturesque town renowned for its natural beauty, stunning vistas, and historical ties, particularly with the Roman navy. Situated on the coast, it overlooks the Gulf of Pozzuoli, offering breathtaking views of the sea, the Bay of Miseno, and Mount Vesuvius. The promontory extends into the gulf, creating a uniquely scenic landscape.
• Lago Fusaro - Lake Fusaro is a small volcanic lake surrounded by lush nature, celebrated for its scenic beauty and historical and cultural significance. Connected to the sea by a canal, it overlooks the Gulf of Pozzuoli, creating a charming natural setting.
• Casina Vanvitelliana - Casina Vanvitelliana is one of Campi Flegrei’s most iconic and enchanting structures. Located in the center of Lake Fusaro, this small yet captivating building is a renowned work by architect Luigi Vanvitelli and a splendid example of neoclassical architecture. The Casina Vanvitelliana is a remarkable testament to neoclassical design and 18th-century aristocratic life. Its island location, elegance, and connection to Bourbon history make it one of Campania’s most fascinating and picturesque sites. Visiting it offers an experience that blends natural beauty, culture, and history, immersing visitors in a timeless ambiance.

• Licensed private tour guide/experienced driver
• Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel or wherever you desire in Naples
• Fiat 500 or 600 vintage in perfect working condition
• Third party liability insurance
• Entrance ticket to the Flavian Amphitheatre, the Baths of Baia and the Casina Vanvitelliana
• Full fuel

• Food, drinks, tips and anything not expressly stated

The Phlegraean Fields hold significant historical value. This stunning landscape is dotted with Roman ruins that rise from a vast volcanic region.

Discover this picturesque haven in a classic Fiat 500/600, following a distinctive itinerary that includes the port of Pozzuoli with the Temple of Serapis, the Flavian Amphitheatre, and much more. Visit the small Lake Lucrino, once renowned for its fishing and oyster beds, and marvel at geological wonders like Lake Averno, nestled within an ancient crater that was once considered the entrance to the underworld. Explore this remarkable area with our tour guide and enjoy the view of the charming hunting lodge of Casina Vanvitelliana on Lake Fusaro.

Our guides are all licensed and have been meticulously chosen. They will accompany you along the selected route in a delightful Fiat 500 or 600 from the iconic 60s.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.