Caving · PRIVATE CAVE TOURS IN ROME
Good private cave tours in Rome fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Rome’s private Colosseum tour with underground access, arena, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill, plus practical booking advice.
“Our guid was amazing. She was informative and upbeat. She answered all our questions and made a wonderful experience for us.”
Explore Rome’s Catacombs of St. Callixtus, Appian Way, Domine Quo Vadis, and St. Paul’s Basilica with private hotel pickup.
“We had a wonderful time with Patrick visiting the Catacombs of Callixto, the Appian Way, and a few other nearby sites. It was great to get off the beaten path to see some parts of Roman history that don't make it onto the city center tour itinerary and were not overwhelmed with tourists.”
Explore Rome’s catacombs, Appian Way, Aventine Keyhole, Aurelian Walls, and Pyramid Cestius by golf cart in a small group.
“I felt totally short-changed by this tour. There was no walk along the Appian Way, the Pyramid was a drive past and the hidden key was so hidden that we didn't see it. We basically went to the catacombs then spent an hour and a half driving around Rome ending up at Capitoline Hill. The guide was very knowledgeable but my teenaged kids were bored out of their minds. The guide also made some comments which could have been taken as very offensive by some people.”
Review of Rome’s private Colosseum Underground, Arena, Forum, and Palatine Hill tour, with honest advice on value, access, guides, and planning.
“Our guide was interesting and it was evident he loves what he does. He did a great job providing us with needed information and answering all our questions.”
By hull, by kayak, by stairs or by super jeep.
