Seven-Day Fully-Escorted Tour of Sorrento and Rome from Great Value Vacations with Airfare, Hotel Stays, and Some Meals
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A seven-day tour of Sorrento and Rome includes stops at the ruins of Pompeii and optional tours to lemon farms and a scenic offshore island
What You Get
Seven-day tour of Sorrento and Rome with round-trip airfare from JFK. Valid for Travel with a Friend packages (two Groupons required), or pay an additional $325 fee to travel solo. Read about package structures here.
- $1,899 per person to depart 3/8/13 (a $2,799 value)
- $1,899 per person to depart 3/22/13 (a $2,799 value)
- $2,099 per person to depart 4/5/13 (a $2,999 value)
- $2,099 per person to depart 4/19/13 (a $2,999 value)
Book by 11/2/12 for all options
Included in all options:
- Round-trip economy-class airfare to Rome
- Four-night stay at Hotel Flora in Sorrento
- Two-night stay at Hotel Meliá Roma Aurelia Antica in Rome
- English-speaking tour guide
- Daily breakfast
- Airport transfers
- Entrance fees to Vatican Museums and Pompeii
- One welcome dinner in Sorrento
- One pizza lunch in Pompeii
- One farewell dinner in Rome
- All applicable taxes and fees
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Rugged Seascapes, Roman Ruins, and World-Class Museums
Sorrento is known for its scenic lemon groves, which help produce some of the world’s best gelato and limoncello—a liqueur served as an after-dinner drink. The port town is also a great launching point for exploring the Amalfi Coast, home to plunging cliffs, pebble beaches, and pastel-colored villages. It’s a landscape so alluring that the ancient Greeks called it the “land of the Sirens,” most famously depicted in The Odyssey. You’ll have a chance to taste both of these treats and traverse the coast during this seven-day getaway from Great Value Vacations. The tour will also take you to Rome, where you can see famous Italian landmarks such as the Sistine Chapel. Click here for more information on the trip.
Days 1–4: After landing in Rome, you’ll be taken to Sorrento’s Grand Hotel Flora, which sits on the city’s main street. There’ll be plenty of time for exploration on your own over the next four days, and a day trip to Positano and the ninth-century village of Amalfi are included. Optional trips include a guided tour of Capri, an offshore island with Roman ruins and rugged seascapes. Don’t miss the island’s Blue Grotto, named for the neon-blue hue of its water. You’ll also have an opportunity to tour a lemon and mozzarella farm before leaving Sorrento.
Days 5–7: While en route to Rome, you’ll stop in Pompeii for a guided look at some of the city’s ruins, including the Temple of Apollo. You’ll spend the next three days in the capital with Hotel Meliá Roma Aurelia Antica as your home base. This leg of the journey will take you to Saint Peter’s Square and the Vatican Museums, which Frommer’s praises for having “one of the world’s greatest art collections.”
During your free time, you can visit the Colosseum or go shopping on the Via Condotti, Rome’s most fashionable street. There will be a farewell dinner on the sixth day, and that following morning, after breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport for a return flight to the United States.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Getting There
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
A seven-day tour of Sorrento and Rome includes stops at the ruins of Pompeii and optional tours to lemon farms and a scenic offshore island
What You Get
Seven-day tour of Sorrento and Rome with round-trip airfare from JFK. Valid for Travel with a Friend packages (two Groupons required), or pay an additional $325 fee to travel solo. Read about package structures here.
- $1,899 per person to depart 3/8/13 (a $2,799 value)
- $1,899 per person to depart 3/22/13 (a $2,799 value)
- $2,099 per person to depart 4/5/13 (a $2,999 value)
- $2,099 per person to depart 4/19/13 (a $2,999 value)
Book by 11/2/12 for all options
Included in all options:
- Round-trip economy-class airfare to Rome
- Four-night stay at Hotel Flora in Sorrento
- Two-night stay at Hotel Meliá Roma Aurelia Antica in Rome
- English-speaking tour guide
- Daily breakfast
- Airport transfers
- Entrance fees to Vatican Museums and Pompeii
- One welcome dinner in Sorrento
- One pizza lunch in Pompeii
- One farewell dinner in Rome
- All applicable taxes and fees
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Rugged Seascapes, Roman Ruins, and World-Class Museums
Sorrento is known for its scenic lemon groves, which help produce some of the world’s best gelato and limoncello—a liqueur served as an after-dinner drink. The port town is also a great launching point for exploring the Amalfi Coast, home to plunging cliffs, pebble beaches, and pastel-colored villages. It’s a landscape so alluring that the ancient Greeks called it the “land of the Sirens,” most famously depicted in The Odyssey. You’ll have a chance to taste both of these treats and traverse the coast during this seven-day getaway from Great Value Vacations. The tour will also take you to Rome, where you can see famous Italian landmarks such as the Sistine Chapel. Click here for more information on the trip.
Days 1–4: After landing in Rome, you’ll be taken to Sorrento’s Grand Hotel Flora, which sits on the city’s main street. There’ll be plenty of time for exploration on your own over the next four days, and a day trip to Positano and the ninth-century village of Amalfi are included. Optional trips include a guided tour of Capri, an offshore island with Roman ruins and rugged seascapes. Don’t miss the island’s Blue Grotto, named for the neon-blue hue of its water. You’ll also have an opportunity to tour a lemon and mozzarella farm before leaving Sorrento.
Days 5–7: While en route to Rome, you’ll stop in Pompeii for a guided look at some of the city’s ruins, including the Temple of Apollo. You’ll spend the next three days in the capital with Hotel Meliá Roma Aurelia Antica as your home base. This leg of the journey will take you to Saint Peter’s Square and the Vatican Museums, which Frommer’s praises for having “one of the world’s greatest art collections.”
During your free time, you can visit the Colosseum or go shopping on the Via Condotti, Rome’s most fashionable street. There will be a farewell dinner on the sixth day, and that following morning, after breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport for a return flight to the United States.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Getting There
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
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