South Italy Tours for Young Adults
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10 best trips for '18 to 30 Somethings' in South Italy
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- Rome to Amalfi Coast - 7 Days/6 Nights
- Rome To Amalfi Coast
- Slice of Italy - Rome to Sorrento (from Rome to Capri)
- Real Sicily (Classic)
- Italian Escape and Sicily (Classic)
- Slice of Italy - Rome to Sorrento (from Rome to Sorrento)
- Amalfi Coast: 2 Weeks - Self Guided Rail Tour
- Meet Us There - Amalfi Coast
- Florence To Amalfi Coast
- Real Sicily (Age 27 To 35)
- Rome to Amalfi Coast - 7 Days/6 Nights25 Reviews by TourRadar travelers- “A great tour if you're on a budget and would like to see some of the main gems in Italy. Really appreciated the breakfast which made it less of a hassle for us.” - Brehme, traveled in September - Ancient Pompeii ruins, Sorrento's emerald pools, and Naples' Spanish Quarter create a 7-day adventure for travelers aged 18+. Sail to Capri's Blue Grotto, relax on Positano's beaches, and learn authentic pizza making. Features beachside cocktails and coastal nightlife. - Duration - 7 days - Destinations - Rome, Vatican City, Pompeii, Sorrento, Capri, Amalfi, Positano, Naples - Age Range - Ages 21-41 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Shared - Operator - Italy on a Budget Tours - From 
- NZ$2,594
 
- Rome To Amalfi Coast1 Review by TourRadar travelers- “Really great itinerary, lots of different activities to choose from and lots of information.” - Anita, traveled in July - Positano's beach activities, Capri boat tours, and Sorrento nightlife create the perfect setting for travelers aged 18-25. Shared dorm-style rooms near Sorrento foster connections among fellow adventurers. - Duration - 4 days - Destinations - Rome, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Pompeii - Age Range - Ages 18-25 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Shared - Operator - Smart Trip - From 
- NZ$805
 
- Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Rome, Naples, Pompeii, Sorrento, Herculaneum, Positano, Capri - Age Range - Ages 18-39 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Shared - Operator - TruTravels - From 
- NZ$4,108
 
- Taormina's cooking classes, Mt Etna excursions, and water sports in Cefalù highlight this southern adventure. Young travelers revel in Palermo's nightlife scene and dine at trendy spots like Al Fresco bistro. - Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Catania, Taormina, Noto, Syracuse, Cefalu, Agrigento, Palermo - Age Range - Ages 18-35 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Contiki - From 
- NZ$2,541
 
- Italian Escape and Sicily (Classic)1 Review by TourRadar travelers- “The Sicily portion was the best part of the tour. All of our hotels in the cities visited were centrally located.” - Boone, traveled in September - Naples' pizza scene, Amalfi Coast's beach clubs, and Sicily's highlights create an unforgettable journey. Scale Mount Etna, ride Taormina's cable cars, and dive into Cefalù's water sports. Designed for energetic travelers aged 18+. - Duration - 13 days - Destinations - Rome, Naples, Amalfi, Catania, Taormina, Syracuse, Noto, Agrigento, Cefalu, Palermo - Age Range - Ages 18-35 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Contiki - From 
- NZ$4,175+$258 upfront costs
 
- South Italy's highlights unfold from Naples' street food to Herculaneum's ruins. The adventure includes Mount Vesuvius hiking, Positano coastal treks, and Capri chairlift rides, ideal for travelers aged 18+. - Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Rome, Naples, Pompei, Herculaneum, Sorrento, Positano, Capri - Age Range - Ages 18-39 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Shared - Operator - TruTravels - From 
- NZ$4,108
 
- The vibrant Italian south beckons young travelers with Naples' pizza culture and Capri's beach scene. Venture into the Blue Grotto, tackle the Path of Gods trail, visit Amalfi's Paper Museum, and enjoy Salerno's waterfront nightlife. Perfect mix of culture and fun. - Duration - 14 days - Destinations - Naples, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Amalfi, Salerno - Age Range - Ages 18+ - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Euroventure Travel - From 
- NZ$7,755
 
- The vibrant South Italy circuit, tailored for travelers aged 18-25, winds through Pompeii's ancient ruins, Capri Island's coastal charm, and Positano's sun-drenched beaches. Social bonds form naturally at the welcoming hostel near Sorrento, where shared Mediterranean moments create lasting connections. - Duration - 4 days - Destinations - Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius - Age Range - Ages 18-25 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Shared - Operator - Smart Trip - From 
- NZ$1,027
 
- Pompeii's ancient history blends with Positano's beach scene and Capri's boat tours in this youthful Italian adventure. Popular among travelers aged 18-25, featuring included dinners and optional Sorrento nightlife. - Duration - 4 days - Destinations - Florence, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Pompeii - Age Range - Ages 18-25 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Shared - Operator - Smart Trip - From 
- NZ$715
 
- Mt Etna thrills and Taormina culinary experiences await travelers aged 27+. The journey features Cefalù's beach activities, Valley of the Temples exploration, and Palermo's energetic food scene. - Duration - 8 days - Destinations - Catania, Taormina, Noto, Syracuse, Agrigento, Cefalu, Palermo - Age Range - Ages 27-35 - Physical Rating - Easy - Room Type - Singles, Shared - Operator - Contiki - From 
- NZ$2,731
 
What people love about South Italy Tours for Young Adults
- Rome to Amalfi Coast - 7 Days/6 NightsTour was great fun, especially the Amalfi coast, Sorrento and Capri part, with our guide Giovanni! Thank you!! 
- Amalfi Coast Experience - Small Group TourThis tour was the best thing I could ever done in my vacations. Luckily everyday was sunny and every city we went was amazing, beautiful beaches, cities with incredible landscape and architecture, I can't pick my favorite! The Pompeii visit on the first day was really nice, the place is beautiful and has so much history to tell. Definitely worth paying extra to a guided tour. The dinner at the first night was soooo good and Sorrento is beautiful at night. Capri, Positano and Amalfi are for sure places to be in summertime; the water is clear blue and the cities itself were lovely. At the last day, Naples was the cherry on the top, as it is a amazing big city with so much to do! Francisco was the best guide ever, made us all be friends so quickly, and solved any problem in no time. Also he knew so much about all the places we went and told us mythologies and history from Amalfi Coast. I can only thank Italy on a Budget Tour to make this happen, it's worth every penny and minute. My only complain is that we had to leave! ;) 
What our customers ask about South Italy Tours for Young Adults
- What's the best time of year for young adults to visit South Italy?- Young travelers will find the sweet spot for South Italy visits during May and September. These months bring comfortable temperatures around 25°C (77°F) with fewer tourists compared to the peak months of July and August. Places like Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast are busy but manageable during these shoulder months. Booking data shows most young visitors prefer the summer season with 70% of bookings falling between June and September. The weather is reliable enough for outdoor activities while avoiding the intense crowds and heat of peak summer. 
- What unique experiences can young adults expect on South Italy tours?- South Italy delivers hands-on local experiences that connect visitors with authentic Italian culture. You can learn to make real Neapolitan pizza in Naples take the chairlift up Mount Solaro in Capri or discover hidden swimming spots along the Amalfi Coast. One TourRadar traveler highlighted: "Giovanni our guide made the experience unforgettable with unique local experiences like limoncello tasting at Carlo's shop in Anacapri and swimming in natural pools among ancient Roman ruins in Sorrento." 
- What's the best accommodation option for young adults in South Italy?- Young travelers usually stay in social hostels and unique lodgings that make meeting others easy. Popular options include The Yellow Hostel in Rome and coastal camping villages in Sorrento. Most places offer shared rooms with private bathrooms good common areas and convenient locations. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The camping village in Sorrento was perfect - located on a panoramic hill with swimming pool restaurant/bar and private beach access." These spots put you close to main attractions while creating natural opportunities to connect with other travelers. 
- What's the average budget needed for a young adult tour in South Italy?- Budget about 260 USD daily for South Italy tours which covers places like the Grand Hotel La Favorita in Sorrento plus guided activities. Extra costs include Pompeii tours (28 USD) traditional farm dinners on the Amalfi Coast (41 USD) and Colosseum visits (41 USD). Set aside 30-40 USD per day for meals not in the tour package and 20-25 USD for local transport and extras. One TourRadar traveler shared: "The optional activities were totally worth the extra cost especially the organic farm dinner on the Amalfi Coast - it was a highlight of the trip!" 
- What are the must-visit nightlife spots for young travelers in South Italy?- The nightlife scene varies across South Italy with each region offering its own take on evening entertainment. Gallipoli stands out as Puglia's party hub while Sorrento's Marina Grande draws crowds to its waterfront venues. Naples offers authentic experiences in the Spanish Quarters where local bars and pizzerias create a lively atmosphere. One TourRadar traveler shared: "We had amazing evenings in Sorrento from the rooftop bars overlooking the Bay of Naples to the cute outdoor restaurants with live music in Trastevere Area." 
- What are the must-do activities for young travelers in South Italy?- Active experiences define South Italy's appeal for young visitors. Key activities range from boat trips around Capri to climbing Mount Etna and exploring blue grottos along the Amalfi Coast. Many travelers join cooking classes in Taormina visit Positano's beaches and walk through Pompeii's ancient streets. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "Hiking Mt. Etna was incredible - such an adrenaline rush! And the cooking class in Taormina taught us how to make authentic arancini and cannoli." 




















