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Pompeii Excursions: Difference in content between "easy" and regular Pompeii tours?


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We will be in Naples on Saturday, August 20th, 2022, as a port on our Odyssey of the Seas RCCL cruise.  I have signed up for an "easy" (RCCL's term) tour of Pompeii, which is wheelchair accessible and less physically demanding.  However, my family and I do not necessarily need this, it would just be nice to have a bit less strenuous of a tour route, since it's available.  But I am wondering if we would see more on a "regular" tour.  Is anyone aware of the difference in the two tours in terms of what you see and experience?  Thanks in advance.  

 

 

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I can't help with the difference between tours but just wish to let you know that August is hot weather. We have visited in late July a few years ago and Pompeii is very hot with little shade. We were in our late 50s and fit, we also come from a hot climate. For example we had multiple days this Summer of over 100F.

 

We really loved exploring Pompeii but come prepared with cold water in insulated bottles if possible, go early and even maybe have some washcloths you can wet to wipe your face and neck.

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