Taxi & Transfers from Naples to Pompei

How to Get from Naples to Pompeii

Naples and Pompeii are close. Only about 29 kilometers between them. But picking the right way matters.

You can hop on a train. You can take a bus. Call a taxi. Or book a private transfer with Kiwitaxi and just enjoy the ride.

By Train

Trains leave from Napoli Piazza Garibaldi station to Pompei Scavi-Villa dei Misteri.

They run every 10 minutes. The trip takes about 35 to 40 minutes. Fare is cheap — €3.30.

Trains can get crowded, especially around midday. Keep an eye on your bags.

Stations are busy. If you travel with a lot of luggage or kids, it might not be the easiest choice.

By Bus

FlixBus runs buses between Naples and Pompeii.

Travel time is about 20 minutes. Tickets start at €9.98 if you book early enough.

Buses have Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and sometimes USB ports. Comfortable enough for such a short ride.

Seats sell out fast in summer. Better to reserve a spot before your trip.

By Taxi

Taxi from Naples to Pompeii takes about 25 to 30 minutes.

The fare usually starts around €75. Can climb up to €100 depending on traffic and time of day.

Taxi is a good option when you don't want to waste time looking for train platforms or bus stops.

Private Transfer

Private transfer is the easiest way. Driver meets you where you stay or where you land.

The ride takes about 25 to 30 minutes. Price usually starts from €27 per seat if you're booking by shared service, or more if it's a private car.

In Kiwitaxi, you can choose economy, comfort, minivan, or business class cars. Service includes luggage help and waiting time if you’re late.

Vehicle Classes for Your Transfer

• Economy – for quick, simple trips
• Comfort – for families or couples with bags
• Minivan – for big groups or lots of luggage
• Business – for more space and quiet rides

Traveling with Children

Moving around with kids can turn any plan upside down.

Waiting for trains, changing buses, dealing with crowds — stressful. With Kiwitaxi, you can book child seats right away. No hassle later. No carrying strollers up train steps.

Traveling with Pets

Pets and public transport don’t always go together.

Some buses and trains allow animals, some don’t. Booking a private transfer with a pet option is much easier. Your pet rides safely next to you without extra questions.

What to See in Pompeii

Pompeii is a frozen world. Streets, villas, forums, all still standing under the sun.

Walk through ancient houses. Stand in the same theaters where crowds once cheered. Touch the stones shaped by Roman hands.

No tour guide needed. Just wander, breathe in the dry air, and imagine life from two thousand years ago.