Transfert en voiture privée de Atrani à Naples

Overview: car trip from Atrani to Naples

Humans have been inhabiting and conquering the region surrounding Atrani and Naples for thousands of years, and it is easy to see why! Its amazing views of the sea, great access to trade routes, and inviting climate make it a spectacular place to settle. Unsurprisingly, the short 37 miles (61 km) from Atrani to Naples are full of ancient historical sites. You won’t travel more than a few miles before coming across famous sites like Pompeii and Herculaneum.

The drive takes around 70 minutes. Starting in Atrani, you’ll weave around isolated villages on mountainous roads as you travel north and cut through the Sorrentine Peninsula. Once you reach Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius National Park, the E45 highway will carry you straight to Naples.

About Naples

Naples is perfect for history nerds and those looking to spend plenty of time on the sea. It is one of the oldest cities in the Mediterranean region and has been used as a port city to reach islands all over the Tyrrhenian Sea. The Bay of Naples protects it from storms while providing plenty of shoreline for docking boats and trading goods.

The earliest written records of Naples start in the 8th century BCE as a Greek trading post, but archeological digs show humans have been living in the area for much longer. Naples became well-established as a metropolitan port city with merchants from all over the world coming to trade products and spread ideas and cultural norms. During your visit glance at the many architectural styles and variety of restaurant menus to see the long-lasting influences of the Arab world, Greeks, Romans, Spanish, and Normans.

From Atrani to Naples: travel tips

Before starting your Atrani to Naples transfer, consider these tips!

Take advantage of having a car

Public transportation in the Napoli region can be infrequent and challenging to navigate. To get the most out of your vacation, add a sightseeing stop to your Atrani to Naples transfer. Visit out-of-the-way places like the Cantina del Vesuvio winery or a classic like Pompeii.

### Plan an early arrival to the Naples Airport …especially if you are traveling during the peak summer months! The traffic to and from the airport can be intense, so buffer in plenty of extra time if Naples Airport is your destination. The general rule of thumb is to arrive at least two hours before your departure time, but if you are traveling with pets, children, or lots of luggage, make it three hours. ## How to get from Atrani to Naples The rugged coastline and isolated villages that make the Amalfi Coast the perfect vacation spot also add to the difficulty of traveling in this region. If you choose to travel from Atrani to Naples by bus or ferry, you will need to add a little patience to the mix. Good thing Daytrip has easy-to-book private drivers for this route! ### Driving from Atrani to Naples A private driver is the fastest and easiest way to make this trip. Your Daytrip driver will pick you up from your address in Atrani and can take you directly to Naples, or you can add a sightseeing stop or two. The direct drive takes 1 hour and 10 minutes, with seats starting at $30. Daytrip drivers are background checked and our fleet of vehicles meets specific safety requirements for maximum comfort and protection on the road. We can provide children’s car seats and can accommodate pets as well. ### Ferries from Atrani to Naples To take a ferry from Atrani to Naples, you will first need to go to the Amalfi port. It is a 15-minute walk (or a short taxi ride) from Atrani to Amalfi. From Amalfi, the ferry costs between $23 and $40, and the trip takes 2 to 3 hours. ### Buses from Atrani to Naples The bus is the cheapest, but least convenient option for this route. The bus ride from Atrani to Naples takes 1.5 hours with SITA buses. SITA operates most of the intercity travel for this region of Italy and tickets are from $7 to $9. You can buy tickets at any bus station or convenience store, but to ride the bus, you must wait at the bus stand and hope the next bus has enough space for your whole party. During the summer months, the buses fill up more quickly depending on how early in the day you are able to get on the bus.

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Things to do when you get to Naples

There is always something to do in Italy’s third-largest city! Do you prefer a stroll on the sunny Lungomare Carracciolo promenade? Or perhaps a coffee on one of Naples' bustling plazas? When you aren’t sampling amazing Italian food in its many restaurants, visit these popular places during your stay in the busy port city of Naples.

The National Archaeological Museum

Take a trip to the National Archaeological Museum for its large collection of artifacts from the sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum, as well as artwork from the Greco-Roman rule of Naples. It is also home to the Farnese Bull, the most famous work in the museum.

When is the best time to visit Naples

The shoulder seasons of spring and autumn are the best times for your Italian vacation. During these months, you’ll have warm, sunny days and only light traffic for your road trip from Atrani to Naples. July and August are the most popular months to visit Naples, however, the streets become very crowded and there can be delays when traveling to the airport.

Average temperatures during spring and fall are between 60° and 75° F (16° and 23° C). This is the perfect range for strolling the streets of Naples without the extreme heat of summer!