Travelling information
By train By car By plane Car rental
By boat
Local public transportation
By train:
The most uncomplicated way to reach the Amalfi coast by train is to take the night train to Rome and further to Naples/Salerno or, if you want to bring your own car, the auto train. This way, you will travel comfortably overnight for about 16 hours from Munich to the region Campania. Breakfast is already included in the ticket prices for sleeping cars.
- The Amalfi coast in summer.
By car:
Coming from the southern German region, the route across the Brenner Highway E45/A22 is recommended until Modena; take the A1 to Naples from there, continue on the A3 in the direction of Salerno until you reach the desired exit and drive on country roads to your destination.
For guests from the north or west, the route through Switzerland may be reasonable – via Schaffhausen, Zurich, Milan and Bologna to Naples.
For an exact road map, we recommend the web site of 
www.viamichelin.com.
By plane:
- Airport NaplesA suitable destination would be Naples. Some carriers offer direct flights to Naples Airport. Alternatively, many airlines offer flights with transfer at Milan or Rome.
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Rental cars:
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By boat along the Amalfi Coast and to the islands in the Gulf of Naples:
Ferries (traghetti) and hydrofoils (aliscafi) daily serve the route between Naples and the islands of Capri and Ischia.
Timetables and rates can be found on the web sites of the ferry companies: 
www.alilauro.it
www.caremar.it
www.snav.it
In the summer months, the Metrò del Mare connects the towns in the entire Gulf region and via Salerno all the way to the Cilento. Current timetables can be found in the daily newspapers and on 
www.metrodelmare.net.
Local public transportation / Transfer from/to the airport
The line operation along the Amalfi Coast and on the Sorrento peninsula is organised very well. There are several daily connections from/to Naples, Sorrento and Salerno. During the day, busses frequently serve the different coastal villages with Amalfi as the main hub. Timetable can be obtained in tabacchi stores, café bars or newsstands.
Following, you will find links to useful bus connections and schedules:
Bus connections from Naples-Capodichino airport to Salerno
SITA-bus connections to Massa Lubrense, Minori, Pompeii, Positano, Praiano, Sorrento, Vietri Sul Mare, etc. Survey of all SITA-bus connections in Campania, e.g. to Agerola and Furore
Those travelling to Raito or Albori will first take the above mentioned SITA-bus to Vietri Sul Mare and then change to No. 1 (to Raito) or No. 68 (to Albori) of the CSTP-busses. To the schedules of the CSTP-busses...
(Click on "Scarica Orario Corse Feriali" (timetables on working days) respectively on "Scarica Orario Corse Festive" (timetables on holidays). In order to find the right schedule for your holiday destination, simply enter its name into the search screen.)
Current timetables can also be found in the daily newspapers.
On www.insulatransfer.com you can book transfers from Rome and Naples' airports, Naples' railway stations to Ischia, Capri, Procida, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast.
On the islands of Capri and Ischia we also recommend the public means of transportation. At times it is not allowed to bring your own vehicle to the islands.
A particularity on the Gulf of Naples is the Ferrovia Circumvesuviana: the suburban commuter railway serves the route Naples-Sorrento every 30 minutes with stops at Portici, Ercolano, Pompeii and Torre Annunziata. A second line in the north goes around Mount Vesuvius. Current timetables can be found in the daily newspapers and on 
www.vesuviana.it.
No responsibility is taken for the correctness of the information given on this site.
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