Caving · ITALY CAVE TOURS
The 15 best italy cave tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore 2,400 years beneath Naples on a guided underground tour with Greek aqueducts, Roman theater ruins, and optional pizza.
“Intriguing journey into Greek, Roman and 19th century history, really enjoyable. Excellent engaging and knowledgeable guide. Highly recommended. We opted for the Pizza option following the tour and this made it a lovely evening.”
Explore the Colosseum underground, arena, Forum, and Palatine Hill on a three-hour guided tour with practical Rome tips.
“This was fantastic. I would absolutely do this again”
Explore Naples’ Catacombs of San Gennaro with a guide, ancient frescoes, underground basilicas, and bonus entry to San Gaudioso.
“The visit to the catacombs San Gennari and st Gaudioso were very good. Pictures were not allowed but the guides at both sites, delivered the information in a professional and warm way. The first visit started as planned and the second one was a bonus, unexpected!”
Explore Matera’s Sassi, a cave house, and Sant’Antonio Abate church on a lively two-hour guided walk for $31.
“Maria was a fabulous guide! Knowledgeable and passionate. And very attentive to our needs as elderly folks.”
Explore Rome’s Capuchin Crypt, ancient catacombs, and San Martino ai Monti with transfers, guides, and skip-the-line entry.
“Cat was an amazing guide, somehow brought so much life to the catacombs and was very responsive with any questions!”
Explore Naples beneath the Spanish Quarters on a lively one-hour tour of ancient tunnels, aqueducts, wartime shelters, and narrow passages.
“The tour was very good, our guide Alex was excellent, delivering a very comprehensive and clear history that made it very enjoyable.”
Explore the Colosseum Arena or Underground, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill with an expert guide in a focused three-hour tour.
“Great tour. Knowledgeable guide, well organized, on time. Well worth the small fee for a far better experience than going on your own.”
Cruise Capri’s coast, see the Faraglioni and grottos, hear island stories, and decide if the Blue Grotto wait is worth the extra cost.
“It was a nice experience. The guide was funny and entertaining.”
Review of Rome’s crypts and catacombs tour, with Capuchin bones, Domitilla tunnels, San Martino church, transfers, tips, and value advice.
“The tour was very well done. It was very informative. The tour guide did a good job. We liked it very much.”
Review of Rome’s Colosseum Underground tour, with an eight-person guide, arena floor, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, price, tips, and drawbacks.
“Daniella was a fantastic and very knowledgeable guide- we’ve done the colosseum before but this was such an interesting perspective and so nice for there to be only 8 people in the group.”
Review of Rome’s St. Peter’s Basilica tour with dome climb and Vatican Grottoes, including guides, queues, stairs, value, dress code, and practical tips.
“Federico was excellent! He has a great personality, very welcoming and engaged the group. He is knowledgeable and passionate which brings the history of the Vatican to life and knows the intricate details of the art, protocols and history of the surroundings. He made us all laugh also! Highly recommend his tours!”
Explore Rome’s Colosseum Underground, Arena, Forum, and Palatine Hill with a Spanish-speaking guide on this detailed three-hour tour.
“Fantastic tour. Gabriel was so informative and enthusiastic, giving us all the facts alongside some jokes.”
Review of Sorrento’s small-group Capri boat tour, with snorkeling, free time, optional Blue Grotto visit, drinks, and limoncello.
“This was the highlight of our trip! The boat tour felt so luxurious and exclusive, well worth the money. The views from the boat are incredible as you approach Capri. If you’re the first 6 on the boat you have the option to sit at the front of the boat, which I’d recommend for the journey into capri! The blue grotto is stunning inside and although €18 is alot for 6 minutes inside the grotto, it’s a once in a lifetime experience. You do have to go through quite a narrow opening to get into the grotto though, so if you’re not good with small spaces it may not be…”
Explore Rome’s Catacombs of St. Callixtus on a guided 30-minute tour, with the Crypt of the Popes, ancient frescoes, and practical travel tips.
“Don Sam was a fantastic guide. He provided clear and interesting information and made sure everyone could hear. He provided an opportunity for questions at the end and was very knowledgeable. The Catacombs were so well preserved and the wall paintings were very clear.”
Explore Rome’s Colosseum underground, arena, Forum, and Palatine Hill with a guide, headsets, skip-the-line entry, and practical tips.
“Daniella was informed friendly and adaptable to the needs and interests of our group. She even looked up information for specific questions.”
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