Checked offer from Naples to Amalfi: Bus, about 1h 30min, from €32. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on October 27, 2026): Easy Transfer, Enjoy Travelling, Blu Welcome Travel; main departure point: Naples Corso Arnaldo Lucci.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on October 27, 2026 for a departure on November 17, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Instazione | Bus | Naples Corso Arnaldo Lucci | €32 | 1 |
| DTS Travel Group | Bus | Naples Transfer | €208 | 1 |
| Transferelax | Van / transfer | €158 | 1 | |
| Easy Transfer | Van / transfer | €175 | 2 | |
| DTS Travel Group | Van / transfer | €193 | 1 | |
| Enjoy Travelling | Van / transfer | €208 | 2 | |
| Blu Welcome Travel | Van / transfer | €215 | 2 | |
| Instazione | Van / transfer | €223 | 2 | |
| Ciao Sorrento | Van / transfer | €226 | 2 |
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Practical tips
Summer buses to the Amalfi Coast fill up quickly. Booking online in advance secures your seat, avoids paying more at the last minute and removes the risk of waiting at a stop with no space left.
Naples has several stations and stops, so read your ticket carefully and confirm exactly where the coach leaves from. Arriving at the wrong place is the most common way to miss this trip.
The best views of the coast appear on one side of the road. If seats are not assigned, board early and choose the sea side, and keep a light bag handy for the winding road.
Do not rely on the final bus of the day. If it is full or delayed, you may be stranded. Leave earlier, especially if you have an onward connection or a hotel check-in deadline.
Coastal roads are narrow and the stops can be busy. Keep your valuables with you, label your luggage in the hold and have your ticket ready on your phone before boarding.
The journey experience
Naples to Amalfi is one of those trips where the usual Italian question — train or coach? — answers itself. The Amalfi Coast has no railway, so you are choosing between a road journey and, in season, a boat. For this route the bus is the verified, straightforward option, and it gives you a clear, no-stress way to plan your day.
The coach runs along the Sorrento Peninsula and then follows the famous coastal road, with sea views on one side for much of the ride. Seats are usually comfortable, with air conditioning and luggage space below, which suits independent travellers carrying a backpack or a suitcase. It reaches the town centre directly, so you skip the changes of train and shuttle you might expect elsewhere. Sit on the sea side if you can, as the scenery is a big part of the trip.
Your main worry is probably ending up at the wrong stop or being stuck when a bus is full. Check the departure point on your ticket before you leave Naples, since the city has several stations and stops. Book ahead in high season, avoid the last departure of the day, and keep a little flexibility. Book online for instant confirmation, then enjoy the coast without second-guessing your plan.
Frequently asked questions — Naples → Amalfi
The bus from Naples to Amalfi starts from €32, and typical fares go up to €33. Prices can change with the season and how early you book, so reserving ahead online is the safest way to secure a seat at the fare you see.
The bus journey takes about 1 h 30 to 1 h 50. The exact time depends on traffic, which can be heavy on the coastal road in summer and at weekends, so leave some margin if you have a connection afterwards.
The verified option for this route is the bus. It takes you toward the Amalfi Coast, where there is no railway, and drops you in the town without changes. It is simple, comfortable and easy to book online with instant confirmation.
In high season, yes. Buses toward the Amalfi Coast are popular with visitors, and seats can run out on busy days. Booking online gives you instant confirmation, lets you choose your departure and avoids the stress of a full coach.
Why visit Amalfi?
- ✓ Explore the Duomo di Sant'Andrea, with its striking striped façade, Arab-Norman cloister and crypt of the apostle
- ✓ Hike the Valle delle Ferriere trail to hidden waterfalls and the ruins of medieval paper mills
- ✓ Visit the Museo della Carta to see how Amalfi's centuries-old handmade paper is still produced
- ✓ Taste local lemon delicacies: sfusato lemons, limoncello and delizia al limone in the old town's lanes
- ✓ Take a ferry or boat trip to Positano, Praiano or the Emerald Grotto along the coast
When to visit Amalfi?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
May to June and September to early October — warm, sunny weather, calm sea and fewer crowds than in July-August
What to do in Amalfi?
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How long to visit Amalfi?
Amalfi itself can be seen in half a day: the cathedral, the Cloister of Paradise and the old town lanes. Plan 2 to 3 days to use it as a base for Ravello, Atrani, the Path of the Gods and a boat trip to Positano. Avoid driving: use the SITA bus or ferries, and book your accommodation well ahead for May to September.
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