Amalfi Coast Experience - Small Group Tour (Age 18 To 41)

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  Kerry

  Asked on March 1st, 2026

  I am 20, would I be able to come on this trip?

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written March 2026

    Sure you can!
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  Justin

  Asked on February 28th, 2026

  I was wondering how strict your age limit, myself 22 and my beset friend 20 will be 21 in December want to do this tour

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    The age range is not a strict limit. It's mainly there to give an idea of the type of group the tour is designed for: young, social travelers who enjoy fun experiences, but not a party-crazy atmosphere.
    Being 22 and 20 (almost 21!) is absolutely fine.
    If that sounds like your vibe, you're more than welcome to join us!
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  Lee

  Asked on February 20th, 2026

  Is there a kettle available at the accommodation to make my coffee? Usually, for this particular tour, are there travelers from Asia (India)? How many hours will we get in Amalfi and Positano? Can you arrange for a trip to Capri on the second day?

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    Regarding the accommodation, there is no kettle in the room. However, there is a fridge available, and you can easily get coffee at the café near reception. For this tour, we usually have a mixed group of travelers from all over the world, including guests from Asia and India, it's always a nice international atmosphere. In terms of timing, you will have approximately: 2 hours in Amalfi and 3 hours in Positano. Yes, it is possible to arrange an additional trip to Capri on the second day.
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  Taylor

  Asked on February 14th, 2026

  I'm looking at the Amalfi coast experience for August for two people. We would book the glamping option - can I have the location of accommodation? Also how much is the 2hr guided tour of Pompeii and how do we add this to the tour?

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    Regarding the glamping option, our guests normally stay at Glamping Santa Fortunata, which is about a 15–20-minute walk from the city center. A shuttle service is also available.
    
    The guided tour of Pompeii is an optional activity that can be booked after you reserve your main tour. It is paid separately (€45). You can simply send us a message here with the activities you'd like to add, and we will provide you with a payment link.
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  Leslie

  Asked on February 3rd, 2026

  I want to make the 4 day trip to Naples, but I don't want to share a room with anyone. Is it possible to book a room for myself alone.

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    Yes, it is absolutely possible to book this tour with a single room supplement, so you would have a room entirely to yourself.
    
    To provide you with the exact cost of the single supplement, we need your approximate travel dates and your preferred accommodation option (private bungalow or private hotel room).
    
    Once we have this information, we will be happy to send you the precise additional cost for a single room.
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  Mary

  Asked on February 1st, 2026

  Would we like to know if you have a picture of the cabin we will be staying? I'm getting married and this tour sounds interested for out honeymoon

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    for this tour we offer several accommodation options, ranging from budget-friendly to more upgraded hotel stays.
    
    Budget option: accommodation in a Glamping Village (or similar), where you can choose between a shared bungalow (2–3 people) or a private bungalow for two.
    
    Hotel option: if glamping is not your preference, we would be happy to offer accommodation in a 3-star hotel (or similar).
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    Mary

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    are we staying in both or we choose where we want to stay? The Spicy Hotel or Glamping Santa Fortunata?
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    Mary

    Traveler•Written February 2026

    I might prefer hotel option. What hotel option you have?
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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    This tour offers several accommodation options, so you can choose the one that best suits your preferences:
    
    • Shared bungalow at the glamping village
    • Private bungalow for two at the glamping village
    • Private double room in a 3-star hotel (Hotel Spicy or similar)
    • DIY accommodation, where we organize all daily activities while you independently book your preferred lodging
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  Andrew

  Asked on January 10th, 2026

  My mother is 70 but in very good hiking shape, will she be able to attend this tour? If not can you reccomned another short tour like this one?

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    This specific Amalfi Coast tour is mainly designed for travelers aged 18–41, due to its faster pace and more youthful group vibe. While your mother sounds very fit and active, the overall rhythm of the tour might still feel a bit rushed for her.
    
    That said, if you'd like to explore the Amalfi Coast together, I'd be happy to recommend an alternative 4-day partially guided tour that visits the same destinations but follows a more relaxed pace, with hotel accommodation in central Sorrento. This option is well suited for travelers of all ages while still offering guided experiences and plenty of free time.
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  Sean

  Asked on January 2nd, 2026

  Can someone in their forties participate in this tour?

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written January 2026

    While this tour is marketed primarily to a youth audience, the age range is not strictly enforced. Our tours are generally fast-paced, social, and budget-minded travel style. Travelers over are absolutely welcome to join, provided they are: young at heart, comfortable with a faster-paced itinerary, have no walking or mobility limitations, and happy to travel and socialize with a generally younger group.
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  Daniela

  Asked on December 3rd, 2025

  Is your tour included Capri ? a visit to Capri

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written December 2025

    The tour to Capri is not included in the package price; however, it can be added later as an optional extra for only €69.00. The reason it is not part of the standard tour is that ferries are occasionally unable to reach Capri due to sea conditions, which can make the experience unpredictable. That said, even if it's not included upfront, we can still add it up to 7 days prior departure should you wish to include it.
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  Don

  Asked on September 3rd, 2025

  Do you have a tour after the amalfi coast 4 day tour, from matera into the puglia region?

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    Italy on a Budget ToursOperator•Written September 2025

    Which travel date are you interested in?