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Transfers & Transportation (Prices 2025)
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Transfer Rome - Positano or Sorrento + Stop in Pompeii
VIP all-inclusive transfer from Naples to Capri
Private Transfer Naples - Amalfi Coast or Sorrento
Private Boat Transfer to or from Capri
Transfer from e to Capri by luxury boat: Positano, Sorrento, Ischia etc
Transfer Rome - Sorrent or Amalfi Coast (or vice versa)
Transfer Sorrento (or Positano) - Naples + Pompeii stop
Private Transfer Positano - Sorrento (or vice versa)
Transfer from Naples to Capri, boat + car
Transfer from e to Capri by gozzo boat!
Private Boat Transfer Sorrento - Ischia (or vice versa)
Private luxury transfer from Naples to Sorrento
Private Boat Transfer Sorrento - Capri (or vice versa)
Private yacht transfer to and from Capri
VIP Transfer Salerno Airport - Capri (or vice versa)
Door to Door VIP Transfer Service from Naples to Capri (Cars + Speedboat)
Private Boat Transfer: Capri to Ischia or vice versa
Boat Transfer Positano/Amalfi - Capri (or vice versa)
Door to Door VIP Transfer Service from Rome to Capri (Cars + Speedboat)
Transfer To/From the Civitavecchia Port and Sorrento
Private Transfer: Rome - Amalfi Coast (or Vice Versa)
Private transfers
Getting to the Amalfi Coast from Rome and Naples can be challenging. There aren't any direct connections between Naples and Amalfi or Positano, so you have to connect through Sorrento or Salerno. The easiest way to get to the Amalfi Coast is by booking a private transfer with a car service and professional driver. Luxury sedans and minivans have ample luggage space, car seats for children and infants, and are completely sanitized after every transfer.
Private transfer vs public transport: travel times
Private transfer vs public transport: travel times
Route | Average Travel Times – Private Transfer | Average Travel Times – Public Transport |
|---|---|---|
Napoli - Capri | 40-50 minutes (private hydrofoil) | 2 hours (metro + public ferry) |
Napoli - Ischia | 50-60 minutes (private hydrofoil) | 2 hours (metro + public ferry) |
Napoli - Procida | 30-40 minutes (private hydrofoil) | 2 hours (metro + public ferry) |
Napoli - Sorrento | 1 hour 15 minutes (private car) | 1 hour (Circumvesuviana or bus) |
Napoli - Positano | 1 hour 30 minutes (private car) | 2 hours 15 minutes (Circumvesuviana + bus) |
Napoli - Amalfi | 1 hour 40 minutes (private car) | 2 hours 40 minutes (Circumvesuviana + bus) |
Napoli - Roma | 2 hours 30 minutes (private car) | 1 hour 10 minutes (high-speed train) |
Roma - Sorrento | 3 hours 30 minutes (private car) | 3 hours (high-speed train + Circumvesuviana) |
Sorrento - Capri | 20-25 minutes (private hydrofoil) | 30-45 minutes (public ferry) |
Sorrento - Positano | 30-40 minutes (private car) | 1 hour 15 minutes (bus) |
Sorrento - Amalfi | 1 hour (private car) | 1 hour 30 minutes (bus) |
Sorrento - Ischia | 50-60 minutes (private hydrofoil) | 1 hour 45 minutes (public ferry) |
Positano - Amalfi | 30 minutes (private car) | 1 hour (bus or ferry) |
Positano - Capri | 40-45 minutes (private speedboat) | 1 hour 30 minutes (public ferry) |
Positano - Ischia | 1 hour (private speedboat) | 2 hours 15 minutes (public ferry) |
Amalfi - Capri | 45-50 minutes (private speedboat) | 1 hour 40 minutes (public ferry) |
Amalfi - Ischia | 1 hour (private speedboat) | 2 hours (public ferry) |
Salerno - Positano | 1 hour (private car) | 1 hour 40 minutes (bus or ferry) |
Salerno - Amalfi | 45 minutes (private car) | 1 hour 30 minutes (bus or ferry) |
Salerno - Capri | 1 hour (private speedboat) | 2 hours (public ferry) |
Private transfer by land:
Pros: Much shorter travel times compared to public transport, especially for transfers along the Amalfi Coast, where roads are narrow and often congested. With a private service, there are no waiting times or transfers (buses or trains). Much less stress.
Cons: Higher cost compared to public transport.
Private transfer by sea:
Pros: Much faster than public ferries, especially with private speedboats. Ideal for those who want to reach destinations like Capri, Ischia, or Procida quickly and comfortably. No time restrictions, allowing access to the islands at any time.
Cons: Significantly more expensive than public ferries, especially if using luxury boats. Inconvenient in case of rough seas or rain.
Public transport:
Pros: Lower costs, especially for short trips. The most frequented routes are Naples-Rome and Naples-Sorrento, serviced by both high-speed national trains and the Circumvesuviana local train.
Cons: Much longer travel times, especially along the Amalfi Coast, where buses can be slow and crowded. Additionally, when traveling by sea, public ferries are slower than private speedboats and may require waiting for scheduled departures.
Recommendations:
If you're traveling to the Amalfi Coast from Naples Capodichino airport, it's absolutely worthwhile to invest part of your travel budget in a private transfer to avoid the inconvenience and long travel times on public transport. If you're arriving at Rome Fiumicino airport, you can either take a private transfer directly to the Amalfi Coast or take a high-speed train to Naples Centrale station and book a private transfer from there. If your final destination is Sorrento, the Curreri bus from the airport is a convenient option, especially if your hotel is located in the city center.
Reaching the islands by private speedboat is much more expensive than taking a hydrofoil, so the suitability of this option depends on your budget.
Travel times and average prices for private transfers
Travel times and average prices for private transfers
Route | Distance (km/mi) | Average time by land | Average time by sea | Average price (Standard - Higher level) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Naples - Capri | 36 km (22 mi) | - | 40-50 minutes by hydrofoil | €1000 - €1100 (private speedboat) |
Naples - Ischia | 31 km (19 mi) | - | 50-60 minutes by hydrofoil | €1000 - €1100 (private speedboat) |
Naples - Procida | 21 km (13 mi) | - | 30-40 minutes by hydrofoil | €900 - €1000 (private speedboat) |
Naples - Sorrento | 48 km (30 mi) | 1 hour 15 minutes by car | 40-50 minutes by hydrofoil | €150 - €160 (private car) |
Naples - Positano | 61 km (38 mi) | 1 hour 30 minutes by car | 1 hour by hydrofoil | €180 - €200 (private car) |
Naples - Amalfi | 68 km (42 mi) | 1 hour 40 minutes by car | 1 hour 15 minutes by hydrofoil | €200 - €220 (private car) |
Naples - Rome | 230 km (143 mi) | 2 hours 30 minutes by car | - | €400 - €500 (private car) |
Rome - Sorrento | 265 km (165 mi) | 3 hours 30 minutes by car | - | €600 - €700 (private car) |
Sorrento - Capri | 19 km (12 mi) | - | 20-25 minutes by hydrofoil | €500 - €600 (private speedboat) |
Sorrento - Positano | 16 km (10 mi) | 30-40 minutes by car | 30-40 minutes by speedboat | €110 - €120 (private car) |
Sorrento - Amalfi | 34 km (21 mi) | 1 hour by car | 40-50 minutes by speedboat | €160 - €180 (private car) |
Sorrento - Ischia | 40 km (25 mi) | - | 50-60 minutes by hydrofoil | €900 - €1000 (private speedboat) |
Positano - Amalfi | 18 km (11 mi) | 30 minutes by car | 30-40 minutes by speedboat | €80 - €120 (private car) |
Positano - Capri | 32 km (20 mi) | - | 40-45 minutes by speedboat | €500 - €600 (private speedboat) |
Positano - Ischia | 54 km (34 mi) | - | 1 hour by speedboat | €900 - €1000 (private speedboat) |
Amalfi - Capri | 37 km (23 mi) | - | 45-50 minutes by speedboat | €700 - €800 (private speedboat) |
Amalfi - Ischia | 55 km (34 mi) | - | 1 hour by speedboat | €1100 - €1200 (private speedboat) |
Salerno - Positano | 40 km (25 mi) | 1 hour by car | 50-60 minutes by speedboat | €150 - €180 (private car) |
Salerno - Amalfi | 25 km (16 mi) | 45 minutes by car | 40-50 minutes by speedboat | €130 - €180 (private car) |
Salerno - Capri | 60 km (37 mi) | - | 1 hour by speedboat | €900 - €1000 (private speedboat) |
Price breakdown
Sea transport:
Prices for sea transfers (such as Naples to Capri or Sorrento to Capri) vary significantly depending on the type of private speedboat or hydrofoil used. "Standard" options are generally more affordable, while higher-level services offer faster and more luxurious boats, with additional amenities such as Wi-Fi, snacks, and beverages on board.
Ground transport:
Prices for private ground transfers (such as Naples to Sorrento or Rome to Positano) vary based on the service level, where standard service includes a comfortable car, air conditioning, and an experienced driver. Higher-level services may include luxury vehicles such as high-end sedans or luxury minivans, along with additional amenities such as onboard Wi-Fi and multilingual drivers.
Price range:
Prices vary depending on whether you choose a standard level of service or a higher luxury service. Premium services provide greater comfort, more spacious vehicles, and extra features, making them ideal for those seeking a more exclusive experience.
FAQ - Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a private transfer and a taxi?
Private transfers are booked ahead of time and have a fixed rate agreed upon in advance. You driver will wait for you at the meeting place (the arrivals gate at the airport, for example) holding a sign with your name and accompany you to the car or minivan. On the other hand, if you take a taxi you'll book on the spot and pay according to the meter or the fixed fare. You'll be responsible for finding your own taxi by waiting in the queue at a designated taxi stand.
What kinds of vehicles are used for private transfers?
Private transfers use more luxurious vehicles than taxis; usually Mercedes sedans and minivans. All the vehicles are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized after each client.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
When you book, we ask you for your flight (or train) number so the driver can monitor your flight information for any delays and meet you at your arrival time. There is no surcharge for late arrivals.
What will I receive after I book?
Immediately upon booking, you'll receive a voucher with all the details of your reservation and the contact information of the driver or transfer company. That way you can get in touch with them directly if you need any additional information or need to modify your booking.
Do I have to print the voucher?
No, just keep a copy on your mobile device for reference.
How will I find my driver?
Your driver will meet you at the arrivals gate exit or train platform holding a sign with your name. If you're being picked up at your hotel or other accommodation, your driver will meet you at the front entrance.
What happens if I can't find my driver?
It's highly unlikely that you won't be able to find your driver; however, if it does happen you can call the phone number indicated on the voucher that you received at the time of booking. These cell phone numbers are operational 24/7.
Do private transfers drop me off at my hotel?
Yes, as long as your hotel isn't in a pedestrian area. In Positano and on the Amalfi Coast, there are many hotels that can only be reached on foot. In these cases, the driver will take get as close as possible to the hotel and, if necessary, contact the hotel porter to assist you with your bags.
Do the drivers speak English?
All drivers speak English and Italian, and some speak additional languages. During the ride, your driver can share commentary about the landmarks you pass and, upon request, stop to let you snap photos at scenic spots along the route.
Can I pay by credit card?
Yes, all vehicles are equipped with mobile credit card machines for payment.
What are the payment and cancellation policies?
- Your credit card information is taken as a guarantee to confirm your booking, but your card is not charged
- You can cancel or change your reservation free of charge up to 24 hours in advance
- Pay at the end of the transfer in cash or by credit card
Do private transfers drop me off directly at my hotel?
Yes, as long as your hotel isn't in a pedestrian area. In Positano and on the Amalfi Coast, there are many hotels that can only be reached on foot. In these cases, the driver will take you to the nearest point to the hotel and, if necessary, contact the hotel porter to assist you with your bags.
How long does it take to get to the Amalfi Coast from Rome?
It takes three to four hours to get from Rome to the Amalfi Coast, depending upon traffic conditions.
Are car seats available for children?
Yes, car seats are available free of charge. When you book, you can use the message field to request a car seat; make sure to include the child's age.