Register on the site and receive €5 immediately discount.
Starting from: €5.00 per person
2h
English, Italian
1-15 people
Walking tours
Suitable for children
Suitable for couples
Pets allowed
Parking available
Barrier-free
Language supports
The cost of the tour is €25 per person (minimum 2 people, to be paid on site)
To book, you must pay the reservation fee of €5 per person and settle the experience on site
The duration of the tour is about 2 hours
The meeting point is at the Lucrino station in Pozzuoli.
The tour is available on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 10:00 a.m.
Discounts are reserved for school groups
In case of weather alert, the tour will be cancelled
The tour is led by a licensed and certified guide
The tour is provided in Italian and English (upon request)
It is recommended to arrive at least 30 minutes before the start of the experience.
We recommend that you wear comfortable shoes and bring 1l of water and a snack
Minimum number 2 people, maximum number 15
The reservation must be blocked 24 hours before the tour
Not accessible to users with mobility and/or cardiological difficulties
The tour is not available on Christmas Day; New Year's Day; Easter and August holiday
Deposit paid is non-refundable, but date change is possible
Walk with us on the banks of the Lake Avernus And enjoy this mythical place away from the city.
In ancient times it was believed to be a magical and untouchable place during Greek rule, later desecrated by the Romans with the construction of the Portus Julius. The poet Virgil described it as the gateway to the Underworld that Aeneas passed through to reach the Kingdom of the Dead.
It rose from the ashes of a volcano and is the only freshwater lake among the four Phlegraean lakes. The name comes from the Greek aornon, birdless, because in ancient times the sulfurous exhalations drove birds away.
Today, as volcanic activity has waned, it has become one of the richest environments for avifauna to Naples. The lake, in fact, is populated by several species of anatidae, that is, waterfowl that are used to nest among the reeds of the bodies of water. These include coots, grebes and mallards. Freshwater turtles are also often illegally released on the shores of the lake.
Along the way you can also admire the Temple of Apollo, an ancient spa complex, and the fascinating Cave of the Sibyl, priestess of Apollo.
With Movery you always have a digital assistant at your side. Before booking we are at your disposal to clarify any doubts, after booking we will send you all the partner's information with which you can define the last little details. Don't worry until the experience is completed (and even during) our assistant will be there to resolve any unforeseen issues and clarify any doubts.
Wonderful tour