Naples airport to the Amalfi Coast: every way, timed and priced

The City of Naples sets fixed fares per car from the airport, and they include luggage, night, Sunday and holiday supplements and the airport supplement. Motorway tolls are extra, as is €5 for a minivan when you are more than four or ask for one. Taxis for trips out of the city wait in their own lane next to the Pick-Up car park, a short walk from arrivals.

Ask for the fixed fare before the car moves. The driver cannot refuse it, and must give you a receipt showing the route and the price before you set off. For towns without a published fixed fare (Praiano, Conca dei Marini, Minori and Scala), agree the price at the rank or book a driver at a fixed price instead.

From April to early November, yes. Take the Alibus from arrivals to Molo Beverello, about 35 minutes for €5, or a €24 fixed-fare taxi, then a fast boat from the Beverello terminal. NLG sails to Positano for €32 and Amalfi for €32.50, from 08:35 until mid-afternoon, with luggage at €5 a piece; some sailings change boats at Capri. Positano Jet's spring and autumn timetable has two direct sailings a day to Positano, about 70 minutes, for €31.

It is the arrival people remember, but it needs a morning landing, and Positano's pier is a climb from every hotel in town: about 10 minutes up to Le Sirenuse.

Not to the coast itself, but the train to Salerno and the ferry beyond work all year. The Alibus reaches Napoli Centrale in about 15 minutes; Italo runs ten fast trains a day to Salerno in 36 minutes from €8.90, and Trenitalia's Frecciarossa also calls. From the Travelmar quay at Piazza della Concordia, by Salerno station, ferries reach Minori in 40 minutes for €10, Amalfi in 35 for €12 and Positano in 70 for €17, with a bag at €3.

Flying into Salerno airport, the Airlink bus reaches the same station in about 30 minutes for €8, with one small bag included and €5 for a suitcase. There is no SITA bus from the airport to the coast, so go via the station.

By car. The hydrofoils stop in mid-afternoon and the last Curreri coach to Sorrento leaves at 19:30, so an evening landing means a taxi or a driver. The fixed fares include the night supplement, so the price does not change after dark.

A driver booked ahead follows your flight, so a delay costs nothing, and waits in arrivals with your name. With children and cases, or for Ravello, Scala and the cliff hotels where the drop-off point matters, that is the easy start. Naples taxis carry pushchairs and wheelchairs free.

Yes. GESAC closes Naples airport from 1 to 30 November 2026 to rebuild the runway, and some flights move to Salerno Costa d'Amalfi (QSR), so check the airport code on your booking. From Salerno airport the coast is close: 37 minutes by road to Minori and 40 to Amalfi, or the Airlink and the Travelmar ferry. A bus also links Salerno airport with Piazza Garibaldi in Naples, eight a day each way for €12, paid on board by card. Most of our ten close for the winter by then, so check your hotel's dates too.

Early. Check-in opens two hours before European flights and three hours before intercontinental ones, and Curreri tells passengers on its Sorrento coach to leave at least five hours before the flight in summer. Give a taxi or driver a similar margin from Positano or Amalfi. The terminal is closed from 22:30 to 03:30, so for a dawn flight there is no waiting inside overnight.