Discover culture and history in the charming cliff-side town Sorrento and in the famous archaeological site, Pompeii. Once in Sorrento, discover the fascinating world of a typical Lemon Garden of Sorrento where you will learn interesting information about the varieties of citrus fruits grown, cultivation techniques and local traditions surrounding the citrus production in Sorrento. Following the explanations and demonstrations, enjoy a taste of the mozzarella cheese, fresh tomatoes, salami and bread in a peaceful setting of lemon and olive trees. Drive to Sorrento main center and take in a demonstration of the age-old process of wood-carving by a local artisan and enjoy time at leisure to explore, shop and eat in Sorrento's charming flowered-filled streets that offer a wide array of boutiques, souvenir shops, and atmospheric outdoor cafés. Please note that lunch is at the guest's own expense. Rejoin your coach and drive towards Pompeii and enjoy views of Mt. Vesuvius, the still-active volcano located about fifteen miles southeast of Naples. Your guided walking tour through the rocky ruins of Pompeii will begin as you enter by the sea gate. Marvel at the many beautifully restored buildings. The baths, the theatres, the wrestling ground and the luxurious villas stand empty, yet there are still many echoes of Pompeii's daily life: the wine shop, the stepping stones, the mosaic floors and the brilliant frescoes are examples of Pompeii's everyday life. The plaster casts of the volcanos victims are particularly poignant and one can never forget the horrible events that brought life in Pompeii to an end. Explore one of the world's most amazing archaeological wonders at Pompeii Time permitting; a stop at a cameo shop will be made so you can browse for delicate, handmade earrings, bracelets and brooches before returning to Naples. In lemon-scented Sorrento, visit a farmhouse to learn about making olive oil and mozzarella, and try a taste of these local specialties. Take some time to stroll and shop in the town's romantic, flower-filled old quarter. Then explore fascinating, well-preserved Pompeii, the once-flourishing Roman city destroyed by Mount Vesuvius nearly 2,000 years ago.