Amalfi Coast Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Amalfi Coast The Amalfi Coast doesn't have its own airport, so visitors typically arrive via Naples International Airport (Capodichino), located approximately 60-70 kilometers away. Information not available for specific verified transfer services in our current data. For the most current transfer options and pricing, please use the booking widgets on this page to compare available services from Naples Airport to your Amalfi Coast destination. Given the Amalfi Coast's dramatic clifftop geography and winding coastal roads, journey times from Naples Airport generally range from 75-90 minutes depending on your specific destination along the coast (Positano, Amalfi, Ravello, etc.) and traffic conditions. We recommend checking the booking widget below for current availability and to compare different service categories that suit your travel needs and budget. Keep in mind that transfers to the Amalfi Coast often require advance booking, especially during peak summer months.

Book SITA bus tickets in advance during summer months as routes between coastal towns fill up quickly

The SS163 coastal road has limited parking - arrive early at popular towns or use public buses instead

Ferry services between towns operate seasonally and may be reduced or suspended in rough weather

Local buses along the coast can be infrequent outside peak season - check current schedules before planning your day

Unofficial Taxi Drivers: At Naples Airport (gateway to Amalfi Coast), unlicensed drivers may approach offering rides at seemingly good rates but charge inflated prices upon arrival. Avoid by using only official white taxis from designated taxi ranks or pre-booking transfers through verified services.

Fake 'Express' Bus Services: Individuals may claim to offer direct bus service to Amalfi Coast towns at premium prices, but these are often unofficial or don't exist. Avoid by purchasing tickets only from official Curreri/SITA bus company counters inside the airport or using legitimate booking platforms.

Luggage 'Helpers' Demanding Payment: People may insist on helping with luggage to buses or taxis, then demand excessive payment. Avoid by politely declining unsolicited help and handling your own bags, or only accepting assistance from uniformed airport staff.