Lecce to Naples bus with Itabus

Buses from Lecce to Naples

There are on average three daily buses from Lecce to Naples, with an average of 21 weekly buses available for travelers. Depending on the type of bus ticket you purchase, direct or connecting, the journey between these cities can last anywhere from 6h and 6h 47min. When you arrive in Naples, there are plenty of things to do and see, including a visit to the Bourbon Tunnel and exploring the Bay of Naples and the Bay of Pozzuoli.

How long is the journey by bus from Lecce to Naples?

The journey between Lecce and Naples by bus is approximately 6h. Direct buses take approximately 6h 18min to cover this 208 miles (335 km) journey. On the other hand, slow, connecting buses take approximately 6h 41min to arrive at Naples from Lecce. That said, tickets for direct buses tend to cost slightly more than connecting tickets.

How many buses are there from Lecce to Naples?

There are around 3 daily buses that travel between Lecce and Naples, with the frequency being around 21 buses per week. There are two direct buses and one connecting bus, with two transfers between Lecce and Naples. The first Lecce to Naples bus is often a direct bus that departs at around 5:30 a.m. and takes approximately 6h 15min to arrive at Naples at around 11:45 a.m. The second bus departs Lecce at around 10:13 a.m. and takes about 6h 47min to arrive at its destination at around 5:00 p.m. after two connections. The final bus of the day, which is a direct bus, departs Lecce at around 3:00 p.m.  and arrives at Naples at around 9:20 p.m.

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for business from Lecce to Naples?

Departure bus station: Piazza Carmelo Bene is the main station from where travelers depart Lecce for Naples by bus. Located approximately 0.9 miles (1.51 km) from the city center, travelers can get to this bus terminal using public transport lines 13 and 29. Some of the facilities available at this bus terminal include a kiosk, a coffee bar, as well as a fast-food outlet. There are also washrooms at the station. Connecting buses depart Lecce for Naples from Lecce Railway Station. This station is located about a 5min walk from the city center to the southwest of the city center. Amenities in this station include a restaurant, a coffee bar, and washrooms.

Arrival bus station: At the end of your trip, you will alight at Metropark Napoli Centrale, the main bus terminal located on the southern end of Naples. This bus terminal is located approximately 2.75 miles (4.44 km) from the city center. Travelers can get to the bus terminus from the city center via bus or taxi. Some of the amenities in this bus station include a parking lot, supermarket, a snacks shop, and luggage storage.

Which bus companies travel from Lecce to Naples?

Miccolis and MarinoBus are the two companies that offer travel services from Lecce to Naples by bus. MarinoBus buses are slightly faster than Miccolis buses. However, their bus tickets tend to be more expensive.

MarinoBus Lecce to Naples

Founded in 1957, MarinoBus is one of Italy’s main bus companies. The company offers direct passenger bus services from Piazza Carmelo Bene bus terminal in Lecce to Napoli Centrale station in Naples. MarinoBus offers fast bus transport between the two cities, with the only bus of the day departing Lecce at around 5:30 a.m. and takes approximately 6h 15min to arrive at its destination at around 11:45 a.m.

Miccolis Lecce to Naples

Miccolis is the other bus company that offers both one-way as well as round-trip tickets from travelers between Lecce and Naples. Founded in 1929, Miccolis’ fleet of 100 modern buses offers bus transport services in 11 major cities in Italy. Miccolis’ bus departs Piazza Carmelo Bene at around 3:00 p.m. and takes approximately 6h 20min to arrive at Naples’ Terminal Bus Metropark at around 9:20 p.m.

Lecce to Naples Bus: Services on Board

All 170 MarinoBus vehicles are routinely serviced to deliver maximum efficiency and reliability. The buses are equipped with Wi-Fi onboard so travelers can access the Internet during their journey. Once you have accessed the network, get to MarinoBus’ website, accept the terms of use, and begin browsing the net on your smartphone, tablet, or laptop. All buses have large reclining seats that are covered with hypoallergenic fabric to provide passengers with utmost comfort. All buses are also equipped with a color TV, air conditioning, toilet, hi-fi stereo, and a minibar. Besides a single carry-on that measures 15.7 inc x 15.7 inc x 6 inc (40 cm x 40 cm x 15 cm), passengers can also bring along two more pieces of luggage, each weighing 26.5 pounds (12 kg). You can bring along your bicycle as long as you can fold or separate it into two parts and place it in a bag. Pets are allowed on all MarinoBus buses as long as they weigh less than 22 pounds (10 kg) and are kept in a carrier that must not exceed 12 inc x 12 inc x 15.7 inc (30 cm x 30 cm x 40 cm). All MarinoBus buses have amenities for travelers with mobility issues. All Miccolis buses come equipped with Wi-Fi so travelers can browse the Internet while traveling. Some of the notable amenities in these buses include large velvet seats, toilets, air conditioning units, as well as video and stereo systems. Passengers are entitled to bring along one handbag measuring 16.5 inc x 12 inc x 7 inc (42 cm x 30 cmx 18 cm) as well as 2 supplementary bags whose total measuring 31.5 inc x 20 inc x 12 inc (80 cm x 50 cm x 30 cm) each. Additional luggage can be carried at an extra fee. Passengers can come along with their pets as long as they are small in size and are confined in their containers. Guide dogs are allowed onboard all Miccolis buses. Passengers can travel with their bikes as long as they are foldable. If you or your travel companion has a disability, you will need to contact Miccolis ahead of your travel so arrangements can be made for an employee to help with boarding, luggage handling, and disembarking. Most Miccolis buses come with special seats for travelers with mobility challenges.