Transfert en voiture privée de Aéroport de Rome Fiumicino à Positano

Overview: transportation from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Positano

Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) is Italy’s largest and busiest airport, and it has many international arrivals and departures. For foreign visitors vacationing in Positano, FCO is a natural entry point into Italy. It takes 3 hours and 40 minutes to drive from the Rome Airport to Positano, but it is still much faster than the mass transportation options available in southern Italy.

After you’ve cleared immigration and customs, your Daytrip driver will be waiting in the arrivals hall for you and your family. They will help with your luggage and whisk you away from the sprawling chaos of Rome.

About Positano

During your ride from Rome Airport to Positano, it will feel as if you’ve traveled to a whole other country as you leave the loud, hectic Italian capital for the relaxing coastline.

Positano’s maritime legacy

Positano was part of the Amalfi Republic, a maritime superpower from the 9th to 12th centuries. They conducted trade in the Mediterranean with members of the Arab world and the Byzantine Empire. The Amalfi Republic was best known at the time for shipbuilding, long-distance voyages, and paper production.

From Rome Fiumicino Airport to Positano: travel tips

Positano is all about relaxation! Do these two simple tasks before your transfer from Rome Airport to Positano for the most rejuvenating vacation you’ll ever have.

Let your accommodation in Positano know your arrival time

For larger chain hotels, this tip might not apply, but if you booked your room from a private individual or a small, local hotel, let them know your estimated arrival time. Before starting your trip from the Rome Airport to Positano, write them a quick message.

In Positano, many of the accommodations available to rent are from private owners who may not be on the property 24/7. When you give them an update on your exact arrival time, they can arrange your check-in. As a bonus, the room may even be available sooner than the official check-in time.

How to get from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Positano

All roads may lead to Rome, but the roads to Positano are a different story! Positano does not have a train station, and the roads are not built for speed. You have two options for your Rome Airport to Positano transfer: one private car or three to four mass transit transfers.

Rome Fiumicino Airport to Positano with a Daytrip driver

Renting and driving a car can be a challenge for visitors who are not used to the intense driving style in Italy. You will also need an international driver’s license.

Things to do when you get to Positano

The first thing you’ll do after your drive from Rome Airport to Positano is, of course, rest! In the morning, start the day off right with a traditional Italian breakfast and get ready for fun in the sun!

Get heavenly views on the Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods)

Taking a hike on The Path of the Gods is one of the most popular activities to do in Positano. This hiking trail network connects the village of Bomerano to Nocelle (a hamlet very close to Positano). The trails highlight all the best that the Amalfi Coast offers: panoramic views of the sea, bird watching, hidden coves, and the feeling you are walking among the gods, as its name suggests.

What is the best time to visit Positano

Positano has the best weather and the thinnest crowds in the spring (March to May) and autumn (September and October). Springtime brings beautiful flowers to the gardens and balconies, but in the autumn, the water is warmer after having been heated by the sun all summer long.

Summer is an overwhelmingly popular time to visit, but the accommodations are more expensive, dinner reservations are harder to secure, and the beaches are more crowded. The afternoon sun can also be too hot for activities like hiking and suntanning.