Askos Tours sells ten Pompeii tours on GetYourGuide, grouped in three kinds: walks inside Pompeii (2–3 hours), days that add Herculaneum or Vesuvius (5.5–8 hours), and private tours. Every one includes the tickets and a guide in Pompeii, an archaeologist on most. They differ by length, start point and group size.
GetYourGuide snapshot, Oct 2026 · private prices: live option prices, checked Oct 2026
Pick an Askos tour by how much time you have and where you sleep. For a first visit with two hours, the archaeologist tour with the ticket; for a quieter, longer walk, the small group or the three-hour villa tour; for two sites in a day, the Herculaneum small group from Pompeii or the minibus day from your base.
GetYourGuide product pages, Oct 2026
The two-hour Askos walk is one loop from Porta Marina through the heart of Pompeii, eight stops of 10 to 20 minutes each: temples and the Forum, the grand houses, the Lupanar and the baths. The three-hour tour keeps the same loop and adds four more stops, among them the Large Theatre and the Villa of the Mysteries outside the walls. Pick the length by how much of the town you want explained.
Askos itineraries on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Askos walks meet at the Pompeii gate; day trips meet in town. The two- and three-hour walks start by Porta Marina; the Herculaneum small group and the private tour each have their own point, all on the map. Day trips collect you at a central point in Naples, Sorrento or Rome: choose your city to see where. Your confirmation names the exact point for the option you book, so check it the evening before.
Askos meeting points and “know before you go” on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Askos Tours, Tempio Travel and Grand Tour Experience all sell two-hour Pompeii tours with an archaeologist and the ticket. Askos has by far the most reviews and the lowest price; Grand Tour Experience scores higher on value and gives headsets to every group; Tempio is rated lower and meets inside the station building.
GetYourGuide product pages and review sub-scores, Oct 2026
On an Askos day trip the transport, both site tickets and an archaeologist in Pompeii are included; meals are not. Each day pairs Pompeii with Herculaneum or Vesuvius and starts from Naples, Sorrento or Rome, so choose by where you sleep first and by the second site next. Budget for lunch on top: the day stops for it, but the price does not cover it.
“You climb Vesuvius at your own pace, with an audio guide. Group size: 8 people. The only downside is the lunch break. This takes place in a shopping mall, with nothing but fast-food restaurants.”Askos day-trip pages on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Askos sells two private Pompeii tours, both priced for the whole group: three hours inside Pompeii with your own archaeologist, and a seven-hour Pompeii and Herculaneum day with a private car and driver. Both include the entry tickets and run in nine languages, from English and Italian to Chinese, Japanese and Russian.
Private · 3 h
Private · 7 h · car and driverAskos private tour pages on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Bring an ID, closed shoes with grip and water, and leave big bags behind. Every Askos tour asks for a passport or ID card, the walks run rain or shine, and Askos lists its group walks as not suitable for wheelchair users or people with limited mobility, because of steps, ramps and a short steep climb.
Askos “know before you go” on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Archaeologist guides by name · newly opened areas · freedom to stay on after the tour
CriticisedMeeting-point signs · a slow start while groups are sorted · a rushed Pompeii on the Herculaneum days
GetYourGuide reviews, review summaries and sub-scores, Oct 2026
Short answers from the Askos tour pages on GetYourGuide.
Askos Tours is a private tour operator, not part of the archaeological park. Most of its Pompeii walks are led by archaeologists, and its tours use the park’s own tickets, such as Pompeii Express and Pompeii Plus.
Yes, every Askos tour on GetYourGuide can be cancelled for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start.
The Pompeii walks run in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese; the private tours add Chinese, Japanese and Russian. The day trips with Herculaneum run in English.
Yes, with an adult. Under-18s enter Pompeii free, so bring their passport or ID. Baby seats are available on request on the Naples minibus; strollers are not allowed on the Sorrento day.
No. On the day from Rome the local partner sends the train tickets by email or WhatsApp after booking, and you show them on your phone.
Yes, on every Askos day that visits Herculaneum. Bought yourself, it costs €16 for adults and €2 for EU citizens aged 18–25.
Live dates and the price for your group on the two-hour tour with the ticket, straight from GetYourGuide.
The two most reviewed Pompeii tours: the archaeologist tour with the ticket from €30 (≈$33) and the small group from €34. Ten tours, from two hours to a day from Rome.
Askos Tours sells ten Pompeii tours on GetYourGuide, grouped in three kinds: walks inside Pompeii (2–3 hours), days that add Herculaneum or Vesuvius (5.5–8 hours), and private tours. Every one includes the tickets and a guide in Pompeii, an archaeologist on most. They differ by length, start point and group size.
GetYourGuide snapshot, Oct 2026
Pick an Askos tour by how much time you have and where you sleep. For a first visit with two hours, the archaeologist tour with the ticket; for a quieter, longer walk, the small group or the three-hour villa tour; for two sites in a day, the Herculaneum small group from Pompeii or the minibus day from your base.
GetYourGuide product pages, Oct 2026
The two-hour Askos walk is one loop from Porta Marina through the heart of Pompeii, eight stops of 10 to 20 minutes each: temples and the Forum, the grand houses, the Lupanar and the baths. The three-hour tour keeps the same loop and adds four more stops, among them the Large Theatre and the Villa of the Mysteries outside the walls. Pick the length by how much of the town you want explained.
Askos itineraries on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Askos walks meet at the Pompeii gate; day trips meet in town. The two- and three-hour walks start by Porta Marina; the Herculaneum small group and the private tour each have their own point, all on the map. Day trips collect you at a central point in Naples, Sorrento or Rome: choose your city to see where. Your confirmation names the exact point for the option you book, so check it the evening before.
Askos meeting points and “know before you go” on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Askos Tours, Tempio Travel and Grand Tour Experience all sell two-hour Pompeii tours with an archaeologist and the ticket. Askos has by far the most reviews and the lowest price; Grand Tour Experience scores higher on value and gives headsets to every group; Tempio is rated lower and meets inside the station building.
GetYourGuide product pages and review sub-scores, Oct 2026
On an Askos day trip the transport, both site tickets and an archaeologist in Pompeii are included; meals are not. Each day pairs Pompeii with Herculaneum or Vesuvius and starts from Naples, Sorrento or Rome, so choose by where you sleep first and by the second site next. Budget for lunch on top: the day stops for it, but the price does not cover it.
“You climb Vesuvius at your own pace, with an audio guide. Group size: 8 people. The only downside is the lunch break. This takes place in a shopping mall, with nothing but fast-food restaurants.”Askos day-trip pages on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Askos sells two private Pompeii tours, both priced for the whole group: three hours inside Pompeii with your own archaeologist, and a seven-hour Pompeii and Herculaneum day with a private car and driver. Both include the entry tickets and run in nine languages, from English and Italian to Chinese, Japanese and Russian.
Private · 3 hPrivate · 7 h · car and driverAskos private tour pages on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Bring an ID, closed shoes with grip and water, and leave big bags behind. Every Askos tour asks for a passport or ID card, the walks run rain or shine, and Askos lists its group walks as not suitable for wheelchair users or people with limited mobility, because of steps, ramps and a short steep climb.
Askos “know before you go” on GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
Praised: Archaeologist guides by name · newly opened areas · freedom to stay on after the tour
Criticised: Meeting-point signs · a slow start while groups are sorted · a rushed Pompeii on the Herculaneum days
“Vincenzo, our guide, was lovely. We were so glad we booked a tour with an archaeologist. He was so knowledgeable and engaging. He took us to parts of the site that had only been open to the public for a few days which was great.”“Our fantastic archeologist guide - Gianfranco? - was amazing. So extraordinarily knowledgeable and engaging, he brought the site to life for us. Definitely worth having an expert to guide you through the complexity of the city.”“Amedeo was a very knowledgeable guide and it was wonderful to meet these two cities with him! He spoke clearly, kept a very good pace (balancing well how tired I got and how much we got to see) and was very open to answering other questions at the end of the tour.”“There were 24 of us in the group, which was disappointing as the description stated never more than 20.”GetYourGuide reviews, review summaries and sub-scores, Oct 2026
Askos Tours is a private tour operator, not part of the archaeological park. Most of its Pompeii walks are led by archaeologists, and its tours use the park’s own tickets, such as Pompeii Express and Pompeii Plus.
Yes, every Askos tour on GetYourGuide can be cancelled for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start.
The Pompeii walks run in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese; the private tours add Chinese, Japanese and Russian. The day trips with Herculaneum run in English.
Yes, with an adult. Under-18s enter Pompeii free, so bring their passport or ID. Baby seats are available on request on the Naples minibus; strollers are not allowed on the Sorrento day.
No. On the day from Rome the local partner sends the train tickets by email or WhatsApp after booking, and you show them on your phone.
Yes, on every Askos day that visits Herculaneum. Bought yourself, it costs €16 for adults and €2 for EU citizens aged 18–25.
Live dates and prices for the two-hour tour, from GetYourGuide.