subject: Reaching The Amalfi Coast [print this page] Tourists from Italy and from all over the world can reach the villas for rent in Amalfi Coast in many different ways.
If you want to reach it by car and you come from the North Italy, go to the A1 highway and change to the A30 highway, getting out in Salerno. An alternative, you can change to the A3 highway and getting out at the exit way Vietri sul Mare, the beginning of the Amalfi Coast. It is more panoramic, but also more traffic during the week-end and in the summer season. If you come from the South Italy, from the motorway A3 the exit gate is Salerno, so follow the indication to Salerno.
There are also public bus that connect the Amalfi Coast to the other towns in the surroundings. You can ask the timetables by the bus stations.
If you want to reach our apartments and villas for rent by train, the nearest train station is in Salerno and is connected to all major cities, But there is a secondary line called "Circumvesuviana" that connects all towns between Naples and Sorrento railway station. You can ask the timetable in the railway stations or go to the Internet site www.trenitalia.it.
For the international tourists and for Italian tourists that don't like highways and trains, reach the Amalfi Coast by air is the better solution. The nearest airport is in Naples and it's called Capodichino . Usually Alitalia offers direct flights to major Italian destination, for international tourists there are several foreign company that connect Capodichino to the many important European and international cities.
The Amalfi Coast can also be reached by sea with ferries or hydrofoil: the service is available only for the summer season. There are two different ways: Salerno-Amalfi that connect Salerno to Amalfi passing through Capri, Sorrento or Naples; and the way Sorrento-Amalfi-Capri, that connect Salerno and Capri to the other towns and villages of the coast, like Minori, Amalfi and Positano.
