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Car trip from Naples to Amalfi

Embark on a journey from Naples to Amalfi that will be more than just a transfer, promising instead to be an unforgettable part of your Amalfi Coast holiday full of picturesque towns, rocky hillsides, and sparkling sea.

Your private driver will meet you at your chosen pick-up point in Naples and will expertly navigate through the busy Neapolitan streets with their sharp turns. As you leave the Naples area, the cityscape will transition to more natural and rural views. On one side, you will catch glittering glimpses of the Tyrrhenian Sea, and on the other, awe-inspiring views of Mount Vesuvius. Along the way, you have the chance to do sightseeing at some of Italy’s most iconic landmarks, from the smoldering peak of Mount Vesuvius to the preserved streets of Pompeii.

About Amalfi

Tucked away amongst the rugged cliffs and aquamarine waves of the Tyrrhenian Sea is the beautiful gem of Amalfi, one of the 13 picturesque towns of the Amalfi Coast. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Amalfi Coast is one of the world’s most scenic coastlines. From gorgeous panoramic views to ample history and culture and quintessential Italian cuisine, Amalfi offers a rich slice of South Italy to experience.

Amalfi is the most historic town on the Amalfi Coast, having been an influential Medieval maritime republic. Wandering the sun-kissed streets, you will discover the influence history has had on the town’s architecture, with a maze of narrow streets, hidden courtyards, and steep staircases for you to explore, a strategic design to protect its citizens from invasion. History radiates further from the medieval masterpiece that is St. Andrews Cathedral, which sits proudly in Amalfi’s historical heart.

From Naples to Amalfi: Travel tips

The picturesque journey from Naples to Amalfi is guaranteed to be a magical experience. To make the most of your enchanting Amalfi Coast transfer, consider the following travel tips.

Select a reputable car service

Choose a provider like Daytrip that offers safety, comfort, and reliability with strict vehicle standards and individually interviewed professional drivers.

Time is of the essence

While the journey takes around 1 hour and 20 minutes, the roads can become busy with traffic during peak hours, especially during summer. To ensure a smoother journey, we recommend departing outside peak hours, such as early morning or late afternoon.

Pack mindfully

Pack appropriately for the hot and sunny Mediterranean climate by bringing plenty of water, sunscreen, and breathable clothes for a comfortable experience.

How to get from Naples to Amalfi

Deciding how to get from Naples to Amalfi is a key part of planning your trip to the heavenly Amalfi Coast. While many transportation options are available, a private car service is ultimately the best option as it allows you to enjoy the scenic route to the fullest and is the most convenient, comfortable, and customizable option.

From Naples to Amalfi by car

The drive from Naples to Amalfi is around 39 miles (62 km) and takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, although this can vary depending on traffic. While convenient, driving a rental car around the Amalfi Coast can be difficult and stressful with narrow winding roads to maneuver and expensive and limited parking. There are also driving restrictions limiting when you can drive based on your license plate.

From Naples to Amalfi by train and bus

You have to take the train from Naples train station to Sorrento and then a bus from Sorrento to Amalfi. If you are coming from the Naples International Airport, there is a bus from the parking lot to Sorrento, which makes the trip at least a little easier. While the tickets cost less than a private transfer, public transport is slow as you must transfer to a bus from the train station. The trains and buses get crowded, especially in summer, and you have the added inconvenience of luggage handling, so weigh how much you value cost over convenience.

Things to do when you get to Amalfi

Arriving in Amalfi, you will be greeted with spectacular views of the historic town and turquoise sea, a wealth of history and culture, and the sweet scent of lemons in the air.

Begin at the serene harbor, where the sparkling waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea meet the golden sand. Colorful boats bob in the bay, and parasols flutter in the breeze. Behind you, iconic white buildings are nestled amongst the dramatic hills, where you can spot the medieval watchtowers at the peak. Stroll along the promenade, taking in the views at your leisure while enjoying a gelato. Step foot on the beach to relax to the calming sounds of the waves or swim in the pristine blue waters.