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So happy we went with Rainbow Limos! Originally we had looked into public transport from Naples to…read moreAmalfi, but we wanted to include a stop at Pompeii and didn't want to deal with the various transportation options as well as our luggage so opted for the private transport. Rainbow Limos was highly recommended by a friend and prices seemed quite comparable to other private transport. They picked us up at the Naples train station and drove us to Positano with a stop for a prearranged private tour (that they set up) of Pompeii, then at the end of our stay picked us up at our hotel and took us to Naples airport. If you have the budget I would highly recommend the guided Pompeii tour - I think we got a lot more out of it than if we had been wandering around on our own. They were efficient in communication ahead of time, very clear on details and prices via email, on time/ahead of time for pick ups, and we felt very safe with them. They were extremely kind when our train from Rome was delayed and helped make sure our private Pompeii tour could still happen. Would absolutely use them again!

There are many different ways to travel between Naples airport and Napoli Centrale train station…read more Instead of taxi or Uber, I chose to take the dedicated bus. It's a proper full size city bus and it runs on schedule. I was able to follow the very good signage in the airport and then the marked walking route to the bus stop. On boarding, the drive accepted €5 for the fare using my card as he did not have enough change to break the €50 I got from the airport ATM. There are seats and luggage storage but the bus was full enough that I was standing at the back with my rollaboard. Ten or so minutes later, the bus made its one and only stop outside the train station. Super easy, super convenience. I'm not sure if there's still a discount for purchasing online as Lissa mentions in her 2015 review. As I won't be using the bus for the return, I didn't check. [Review 19102 overall - 273 in Italy - 71 of 2023.]

Very easy to manage bus system to and from the Naples International Airport and the central train…read morestation. Tickets are 3€ if purchased before getting on the bus and 4€ onboard. In the Central Train Station, you can buy a ticket at any newspaper or convenience store if you ask the cashier for an Alibus ticket. (In the airport, I imagine it would be the same but I don't know for sure). However, the extra euro probably won't kill you! It's also significantly cheaper than taking a taxi! The busses pick up and drop off on the "end of the square," which was covered in construction for us, so we couldn't see it from the train station. Just keep walking, you can't miss the 10 busses waiting to pick people up. (City busses, not the kind that you store your luggage underneath) The Alibus was labeled like any other bus route, and you had to hold your luggage with you-- possibly standing for the whole ride. No worries, it's only about 15 minutes. They drop off within comfortable walking distance to the airport, but you do have to drag your luggage for a good 5 minutes outside. Very easy system. Not first class quality but great for the price!

It seems like it's becoming a habit to visit metro stations - on purpose - when I vacation. Last…read moreyear, I ventured out of the center of Stockholm to Vastra Skogen to ride the ninth-longest escalator in the world https://www.yelp.com/biz/vastra-skogen-t-bana-solna?hrid=-WaZryiOYXNPSmPfPNFzVw. Today in Napoli, I'm at the crown jewel of the Naples metro "art stations." Nominated as one of the most beautiful transit stations in Europe, Toledo is built on multiple layers which the color scheme designed to reflect some part of the city. Mosaics that detail the history on one level, the original Aragonese walls incorporated into the atrium, and even a long LED light installation that reproduces the movement of the waves. Yes, it's still a subway station between Dante (towards Piscinola) and Municipio (towards Garibaldi). It is on Linea 1 of the metro and you'll find automated ticket vending machines and turnstiles in the ticketing concourse. The station is handicapped accessible. [Review 19249 overall - 397 in Italy - 219 of 2023.]

Recognized as the one of the most beautiful Metro-station (Underground) from Several Newspapers and…read morefrom the NYTimes . Honestly I like to say that is a rare masterpiece where contemporary arts meet romans ruins. The Metro is placed at the center of one of the most attractive and shopping area.

Enrica and Salvatore are the BEST! We used them exclusively for our week stay in Nerano. They…read morewere our transfer from the Napoli train station to the location in Nerano we were staying. We felt like we received a "mini" tour of the area on our ride from the train station. They are from the area and are very knowledgeable. They were so pleasant and professional! We loved them so much that we used them our entire stay! We also used them for a tour of the Amalfi Coast which was fantastic! We had a big group (11) and it was never a problem getting transportation. Very quick to respond. I highly recommend using them if you will be traveling in the area! They made us feel like family! Grazie mille, Enrica and Salvatore!

I highly recommend Taxi Valestra! My young adult American daughter was recently traveling on her…read moreown from Nerano to the Naples Airport in the middle of the night. Ahead of time we had arranged transportation through Enrica. She was wonderful, timely, friendly, efficient and made my daughter feel very comfortable. We had a high comfort level knowing she was in safe hands. We can't thank Enrica enough for the safe delivery of our daughter to the airport! Grazie molto!

Italy Trip - Day 2 - 4/8/26…read more When we arrived we walked directly off the plane and down a staircase when getting off the plane (just like the Lovable Lads of Liverpool) and directly into a crammed bus. Probably unnecessary, but i'm already thinking about pickpockets (which in my defense i'm always watching out for that, especially in big cities and on or near public transit - but now even more so). They drive us about 200 yards (would've been faster to walk than wait so long, but maybe that's a safety hazard, which is something they don't seem to care about here much otherwise, which is kind of refreshing in a weird way). We were then herded into the airport, while i watched a guy who was far behind us, skip past me and another 50 people or so. Another ten people that were behind me also broke in front of me. He must've had a hankering for pizza. -------------------------------------- Outside there was a line for citizens and a line for "all passports" or "tutti i" passports ("tutti" being "all" in italian? just don't call me "tutti frutti" okay?). Once we get inside the lines disappear, so it seemed kind of pointless to have us enter in lines outside and then come inside into just one big line again. That's not how we do in America. There then seems to be three lines - one for locals, and one for U.S. and or English speaking, and another for i don't what for - maybe for people that hate the "grind". There should have just been two groups: the people who's toilets flush and the water goes clockwise, and the other for peoples who's water flushes and goes counter clockwise (it's a joke, i know it's a myth, but they should do it anyway). When we walked up they asked if we were from the U.K. and although there's a lot of ugly / ugly toothed people from there i kind of took it as a compliment that we didn't scream "American" to them. Maybe i am a little cultured? After that we stop at a bathroom and i accidentally go into the family bathroom painted like a child's bathroom with airplane landing strip and one little room with two toilets.

Naples, Italy. The most 'freeform airport' I've experienced. I got to use NAP 2x, inbound…read morefrom IST, and outbound. The first visit was 12/1/24 during rush hour and it's very busy. Most flights are boarded outdoors as NAP is smaller relative to the number of flights serviced daily. The second was my return flight home via IST. Both times however I was able to use the small tech room to charge my electronics via 8 wall outlets. There are many charge stations throughout the waiting area and they service USB-A connections, much slower. When boarding begins each airline has its own protocols so be aware. Also gate announcements are made 30 min prior to departure times so you want to be super alert. Leave enough time cushion for unforeseen events like overcrowding in boarding areas, a bus to the plane and gate changes. Some users think NAP is chaotic; it can be. The positive to the experiences at NAP is food and clothes and sundries shopping: there are top notch stores, panettone even a Venchi outpost. The panini, sfogliatelle (2.3€) and pastries I've tested at NAP are top notch and for 5-7€ a piece, it's a bargain. Even cheaper is coffee, an espresso is 1.5€. Boarding is by zone and love that they board planes from the back seats to front: sensible and convenient. All in all a good average airport with superior food and shopping. End of Yelp.

Amazing !!!! A must when traveling Positano and Coast. Also for all your driving needs. Airport…read moretrain ect... Marianne

Great, dependable service with good cars, friendly and knowledgeable driver. We arranged…read moreeverything via email and it was simple, fast and great. The car ride was from Naples to Pompeii and back. The price was very reasonable. This is not really a taxi, but a private car service. The vehicle we were in was a nice 6 or 7 seat Mercedes van. The driver was really a good guy and pointed out things as we went. He was early at our return pickup, which was very nice, as a lot of things have not been running on time for us. :-) The car service takes care of all of the Bay of Naples area and can arrange tours for you as well. I think that if you book with this company, you will be very pleased.

Excellent Terminal that is clean, air conditioned and organized. There is usually a longer line if…read morereturning to your cruise near final boarding time so make sure you are aware of that and time your return to ship accordingly. Staff is professional and in some ways strict (as it should be) when going through security. Otherwise polite and cordial. 5 stars and grazie!

Do you enjoy cruising?…read more Two trips on the Norwegian Epic in three years to the western Mediterranean and a third from New York to San Juan. The port in Naples is one of the easiest ports for embarkation and disembarkation. The views of Naples and Mount Vesuvius are stunning. So lucky to have a beautiful sunny day to enjoy the scenery. As far as the disembarkation, literally grab your sea pass, get scanned and then walk off the boat. We used shoreexcursions.com to book a tour from Naples to Sorrento, the Amalfi Coast and Pompeii with Connie, Guiseppe and Francesco from World Tours. So easy to meet them on the dock. It was a wonderful day. Back at the port, we just walked through security and we were back on the boat. So easy!

I was pretty apprehensive about taking circumvesuviana, but it's probably the cheapest and most…read moreconvenient way to get to Pompeii and Sorrento. In total probably only cost around 10 euros for three people. Don't let the graffiti on the train scare you, it runs like any metro train in a big city. I took it during winter time so definitely less packed and AC wasn't an issue. Summer might be a pretty miserable experience on the train, but I would still look into this option for a budget friendly way to travel!

Practical but... I…read morelove traveling by train, this allow me to enjoy views, to stop at the station and walking around my destination and see new places and listening inhabitants accent. All Circumvesuviama stations are almost at the center of the city even if: 1)Some trains are terribly old and without A/C 2) Noisy 3)New Trains are cute , new and with a/c but..... uncomfortable (few sits if compared with the older ones) 4) Often late