Excursion d'une journée sur la côte amalfitaine et pittoresque au départ de Rome en TGV
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À propos de cette activité
La magnifique côte amalfitaine italienne est aujourd'hui une destination touristique de classe mondiale. Cette excursion d'une journée au départ de Rome vous permet de voyager plus intelligemment, sans sacrifier le confort ou le style. Vous descendrez du train et monterez sur la jetée où commence votre aventure sur la côte amalfitaine.
Dans un groupe intime, votre Expert local vous guidera du train au ferry. Une fois assis, profitez d'une croisière d'une heure de Salerne à Positano tout en admirant le littoral de falaises caractéristiques qui créent la toile de fond de ce site classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Ensuite, choisissez si vous vous baignez le matin ou si vous explorez les dizaines de boutiques chics et de boutiques artisanales. Profitez d'un déjeuner tranquille avant de retourner à l'embarcadère pour un court tour à notre prochaine destination, la ville d'Amalfi.
Depuis Amalfi, profitez d'une courte croisière de retour à Salerne tout en admirant la vue unique sur les villes de Minori, Maiori, Cetara et Ravello depuis l'eau. Votre Guide vous accompagnera de la jetée à la gare à temps pour votre voyage de retour à Rome.
Points forts
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Temps libre pour nager ou shopping
Expérience sans tracas - nous nous occupons de tous les détails !
Billets de ferry le long de la côte amalfitaine
Aller-retour en train à grande vitesse de Rome à Salerne
Visite parlant Anglais et orientation guidée à Positano et Amalfi
Non inclus
Pourboires
Suppléments personnels
Déjeuner
Itinéraire
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Roma Termini
Meet up at the station with our coordinator who will walk with you to the train
In an intimate group, your local expert will lead the way from the train to the ferryboat. Once seated, enjoy a one-hour cruise from Salerno to Positano the UNESCO World Heritage site of once-fishing villages-turned stomping ground for the world's elite. You'll step back onto terra ferma to explore Positano, the jewel of the Amalfi Coast. Choose whether to have a morning swim or explore the dozens of chic boutiques and artisan shops, then enjoy a leisurely lunch before returning to the pier for a short ride to our next destination, the town of Amalfi.
It’s no wonder why this stunning coastline takes its name from Amalfi. This bustling town is where the action is, packed with shops, beaches, restaurants, and picture-perfect photo ops. Your guide will provide you with a short orientation stroll including an overview of the 11th-century cathedral and a limoncello tasting at one of the local shops, after which you can enjoy some free time shopping and exploring or hit the beach.
1 h 45 min•Entrée libre
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From Amalfi, enjoy a short cruise back to Salerno while taking in unique views of the towns of Minori, Maiori, Cetara, and Ravello from the water. Your guide will accompany you from the pier to the station (just a few steps away) in time for your return journey to Rome.
3 heures•Entrée libre
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Once a collection of fishing villages, Italy's magnificent Amalfi Coast is now a world-class tourist destination. But as is often the case, with great beauty come great problems. Too many vehicles, crippling traffic, too few parking areas, and hairpin curves that make two-way traffic unbearable, are just a few of the challenges faced by Italy's Amalfi Coast in recent years.
Caffe Vergnano is inside Termini Station on the departures level. Enter the main terminal from any of the multiple entrances and make your way to the shopping area facing track #1. A representative holding an ItaliaTours sign will be waiting for you.
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Infants do have an assigned seat on the train, but no infant seats are provided. Whether infants ride on laps or not is up to the parents.
There is no assigned seating for anyone on the boats.
Due to the route covered and/or the means of transportation used, it is not possible to participate in this tour using a wheelchair, scooter, or other aid. Please contact us to inquire about customized tour options for guests with mobility challenges.
In the rare event of rail delays or rough seas, modifications to the itinerary may be necessary, even with little notice. Our traveler experience team will provide you with all the necessary information as soon as possible.
Please note: This description is provided as a general example. Actual experiences may vary slightly depending on the season, local conditions, and other factors beyond our control.
Please note that essential travel documents and final itinerary details might be delivered electronically closer to the activity date.
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
One per booking
Arrive at Termini Station 30 minutes before departure. A representative holding an ItaliaTours sign will be waiting for you in front of Caffe Vergnano inside Termini Station on the departures level. Enter the main terminal from any of the multiple entrances and make your way to the shopping area facing track #1.
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Annulation et remboursement
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Annulé et intégralement remboursé si la météo l'exige
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