Amalfi and its coastline viewed from above
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Rome, Naples & the Amalfi Coast

A thoughtfully paced journey moving from Rome’s history to Naples’ energy, then finishing with seven slower nights above the Sorrento Peninsula.

14 nightsRail and self-driveThree contrasting staysFrom £3,890 pp

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Holiday overview

Three cities and landscapes, with time to experience each properly

This 14-night route begins with Rome’s monumental history, gives Naples four nights to become more than a gateway, and finishes with a full week of sea views, food and flexible coastal days.

Price guide

14 nights from £3,890 pp

Based on two adults sharing the stated rooms, with daily breakfast. The final price will depend on travel dates, room availability, rail fares and car-hire arrangements.

What’s included

Arranged by ExpertoItaly

  • Fourteen nights’ accommodation with breakfast
  • Private arrival and Naples station transfers
  • High-speed rail from Rome to Naples
  • Private three-hour walks in Rome and Naples
  • Seven days’ fully comprehensive car hire
  • Route planning, support and financial protection
Why this holiday works

A journey with contrast, purpose and a softer finish

The order matters: culture and city energy come first, while the longest stay is reserved for the coast, when the pace naturally becomes more flexible.

Best for

Culture, food and sea views

Well suited to couples who want Rome and Naples to feel substantial, but still value a full week of coastal scenery and slower days.

Pace

Movement with purpose

Three nights in Rome, four in Naples and seven on the peninsula create clear stages without turning the holiday into a succession of short hotel stays.

Transport

Rail first, car only when useful

High-speed rail joins the two cities. The car is collected only when leaving Naples, avoiding city parking while adding freedom for the final week.

Coastal base

Calmer than staying in Positano

Relais Blu sits above Massa Lubrense rather than in an Amalfi Coast village. It trades immediate village access for space, Capri views and a more restful setting.

Where you stay

Three hotels, each selected for its role in the journey

The accommodation supports the route: a walkable Roman neighbourhood first, a sea-facing Naples base second, then an intimate hotel with enough space to settle for a week.

Monti Palace Hotel in Rome
Rome · 3 nights

Monti Palace Hotel

Rome gives the journey its historical opening, and Monti Palace works because Rione Monti keeps the Colosseum, Roman Forum, restaurants and evening streets within practical reach.

Included and arranged

  • Three nights in a Superior Double
  • Daily breakfast
  • Private airport transfer on arrival
  • Three-hour private walking tour of Rome

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Royal Continental Naples facing Castel dell’Ovo
Naples · 4 nights

Royal Continental Naples

Naples changes the energy of the journey. Four nights allow the waterfront, ancient streets, museums and food culture to be experienced without using the city only as a departure point.

Included and arranged

  • Four nights in a Deluxe Sea View room
  • Daily breakfast
  • Private transfer from Napoli Centrale
  • Three-hour private walking tour of Naples

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Terrace at Relais Blu overlooking Capri
Sorrento Peninsula · 7 nights

Relais Blu

The final week changes the rhythm completely. Relais Blu overlooks Capri from Termini, near Massa Lubrense, with an infinity pool, open terraces and Michelin-star dining.

Included and arranged

  • Seven nights in a Deluxe Sea View room
  • Daily breakfast
  • Seven days’ fully comprehensive car hire
  • Private transfer to collect the car after Naples

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Helpful guides

Useful reading for planning the journey well

These pages help explain the role of each stage, the practical transport choices and what to prioritise during a fourteen-night holiday.

First city

Rome holidays

Compare neighbourhoods, stay lengths and the decisions that shape a well-paced introduction to Rome.
Explore Rome

Practical planning

Car-hire guidance

Useful preparation for vehicle collection, deposits, driving and returning the car at the end of the coastal week.
Read the guide

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Trevi Fountain detail in Rome

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Route map

Rome, Naples and the Sorrento Peninsula at a glance

The map shows the progression from Rome to Naples by high-speed rail, followed by a final week based above Massa Lubrense with the car introduced only when leaving the city.

The precise collection point, driving route and departure arrangements are adjusted around confirmed flights, hotel availability and the places you particularly want to visit.

Plan this journey

Ask us to shape Rome, Naples and the Amalfi Coast around you

This itinerary is a starting point rather than a fixed package. We can adjust the route, hotel choices, room categories, transport and experiences around your dates, pace and priorities.

Flexible itinerary

Adapt the final week

Relais Blu can be replaced by Sorrento, Positano or Praiano when village access matters more than a quiet peninsula setting.

Useful details to share

Your dates and priorities

  • Preferred dates and flexibility
  • Who is travelling and any occasion
  • Whether you want to drive
  • The balance of culture and rest
What happens next

Practical, personal planning

Your enquiry is reviewed personally before we advise on the stay lengths, hotels, rail, transfers and most sensible coastal arrangements.

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