From Naples Airport, Napoli Centrale or the port to any village on the Amalfi Coast, with the route chosen for the traffic of the day.
How it works
- Send us on WhatsApp where you arrive (flight, train or ship), the date, passengers, bags and your hotel on the coast.
- Receive a written confirmation with the meeting point.
- Meet your driver with a name sign at arrivals, at the station or at the port.
- Drive to the coast on the route that suits the traffic of the day.
- Drop-off at your door or the nearest point cars can reach, with help for the luggage.
More details
A Naples to Amalfi Coast transfer takes you from wherever you arrive in Naples, the airport, Napoli Centrale station, the cruise port or a city hotel, to your accommodation in Amalfi, Ravello, Praiano or Positano in one door-to-door trip. Depending on the village and the traffic, the drive takes about 80 to 120 minutes. There is more than one way onto the coast: a local driver picks the route that makes sense on the day, either across the Sorrento peninsula or from the Salerno side.
The Amalfi Coast villages are not simple to reach with luggage. Ravello has no ferry and sits high above the sea; Praiano is spread along the road with stairways down to the water; Amalfi’s centre is largely pedestrian; Positano tumbles down the cliff. Your driver knows where cars can stop for each of them and gets you as close to the door as the road allows, helping with suitcases from the car to the entrance.
Send your flight or train number when you book. If your flight lands late or your train is delayed, the pickup moves with it. Tell us the number of passengers and bags, and whether you need child seats or boosters (available on request), and the vehicle is prepared before you arrive.
At the airport the driver waits in the arrivals hall; at Napoli Centrale at an agreed point inside the station; at the port by the terminal exit. You will see a sign with your name. If you are travelling as a group or a family, a private transfer often becomes the most practical choice for the Amalfi Coast, because public transport here usually means a train or bus to a hub, then a second bus or a ferry, with luggage at every step.
Other ways to make this trip
| Option | Time | Good | Less good |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private transfer | about 80–120 min | Door-to-door pick-up · Fixed price agreed in advance | Costs more than public transport |
| Train to Salerno + ferry to Amalfi or Positano | About 2–2.5 hours, ferries seasonal | Fast train and a scenic sea crossing. | Ferries run mainly from spring to autumn and depend on the weather; transfer from Salerno station to the pier; Ravello still needs a bus from Amalfi. |
| Train to Salerno + SITA bus to Amalfi | About 2.5 hours | Inexpensive and runs year-round. | Winding road with crowded buses in summer and limited luggage space. |
| Ferry from Naples port | About 1.5–2.5 hours, seasonal | Direct by sea from the city centre. | Few direct sailings, only in the warmer months, and cancelled in rough sea. |
| Rental car | About 80–120 minutes, plus pick-up time | Freedom to explore. | Narrow coast road, very scarce parking, restricted zones in village centres and seasonal traffic rules to check. |
Questions travellers ask
Which Amalfi Coast villages can you drive to from Naples?
All of them: Positano, Praiano, Furore, Conca dei Marini, Amalfi, Atrani, Ravello, Minori, Maiori and the others. Send the name of your accommodation and the driver plans the best drop-off point.
Is Ravello harder to reach than Amalfi?
By public transport, yes, because there is no ferry and you need a bus up from Amalfi. By car it is simple: the road climbs from the coast and the driver takes you up to the village.
Can you pick us up from a cruise ship in Naples?
Yes. Send the ship name and the docking date. The driver meets you outside the cruise terminal with a name sign.
Can we break the journey with a stop in Pompeii?
Yes, Pompeii is roughly on the way. A visit adds a few hours, so tell us when you book and we plan the timing with you.
