Taxi & Transfers from Naples to Amalfi

How to Get from Naples to Amalfi

Amalfi is about 60 kilometers southeast of Naples. The drive takes between 1.5 to 2 hours — depending on the season and traffic. It’s a scenic trip, but the route is twisty.

Let’s look at the best ways to get there.

By Private Transfer

The easiest and most relaxing way? Book a transfer from Naples to Amalfi in advance. Your driver meets you at the airport or hotel, helps with your bags, and takes you straight to your accommodation.

• Fixed price
• Door-to-door pickup
• No stress, no transfers

The coast is beautiful — especially when someone else is driving

By Bus

There’s no direct bus from Naples to Amalfi. Usually, you go to Sorrento or Salerno first, then switch to a local SITA bus to reach Amalfi.

It’s cheap, yes — but with at least one transfer, and travel time easily over 2 hours. Not ideal if you’re carrying luggage

By Ferry

In summer, ferries run from Naples Beverello port to Amalfi. It takes about 1 hour 45 minutes. Tickets cost between €20 and €30.

The sea route is stunning. But weather can affect service, and boats don’t run year-round

By Taxi

A regular taxi from Naples to Amalfi takes about 90 minutes. It’s fast, but prices vary — usually from €120 and up.

Ask the price before you leave. And not all drivers speak English or take cards — better be prepared

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

• Economy – ideal for 1–2 travelers
• Comfort – more space for luggage
• Minivan – great for families or groups
• Business – peace and quiet for longer rides

Traveling with Children

When you book with Kiwitaxi, you can request a child seat — and it will be installed before you even get in. No stress. No extra calls.

Traveling with kids can be easy. And safe. If you pick the right service

Traveling with Pets

On public transport, pets often mean paperwork and carriers. Sometimes it’s not even allowed.

With Kiwitaxi, just choose “traveling with pet” while booking. The rest is handled for you

Before You Go

The road to Amalfi curves along the cliffs. The view is amazing — if you’re not behind the wheel. And once you arrive? It’s all lemon trees, narrow streets, and sea breeze.

Get there without stress — and enjoy the coast from the first minute