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Rome, Pompeii, and the Amalfi Coast

Independent rail trip through Rome, Naples, Pompeii, and the Amalfi Coast

Railbookers operates this 7-day, 6-night independent rail package through Rome, Naples, and Sorrento. In Rome, the days take in the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. In Naples, the trip includes sampling local pizza before visiting the ruins of Pompeii. From Sorrento, travelers explore the Sorrento Coast and villages along the Amalfi Coast, including Positano, with the description noting further stops that are cut off in the available text. Because this is an independent package rather than an escorted tour, Railbookers arranges the train travel and hotel stays while travelers set their own pace exploring each destination's attractions, landmarks, landscapes, and cuisine. It suits travelers who want a classic introduction to southern Italy by rail, pairing ancient history in Rome and Pompeii with coastal scenery in Sorrento and along the Amalfi Coast. Prices start from $1,299 per person.

What to know before you look closer

  • The description available for this package cuts off mid-sentence while listing the Amalfi Coast villages visited, after naming Positano; confirm the full list of stops and the day-by-day plan with Railbookers before booking.

Questions travellers ask

Is train travel included?
Yes. This is a rail vacation connecting Rome, Naples, and Sorrento by train, arranged by Railbookers.
Which cities and sights does this trip cover?
Rome (the Roman Forum and Colosseum), Naples (including local pizza), the ruins of Pompeii, and the Sorrento Coast and Amalfi Coast villages, including Positano.
Is it escorted or independent?
It is an independent rail package from Railbookers, not a guided group tour.
How long is the trip and what does it cost?
Seven days and six nights, priced from $1,299 per person, about $186 a day.
Does the trip include the Amalfi Coast?
Yes, the description says the journey continues from Sorrento to explore Amalfi Coast villages, naming Positano, though the description cuts off before listing the rest.

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