Matera to Salerno bus

Buses from Matera to Salerno

Salerno is a city by the sea and one of the most cultured in Italy. It is a beautiful and less crowded destination, and if you’re into cathedrals, castles, and history, it is the place for you. Getting there by bus is pretty easy, and the trip from Matera, 95 miles (154 km), takes over 3h on the fastest bus. Busmiccolis, MarinoBus, and Itabus are the three main bus providers along this route, and you can book these buses using the Omio app.

Matera to Salerno Bus Time: Daily Departures

At least four buses make the trip from Matera to Salerno every day. Busmiccolis, Itabus, and MarinoBus are the three main providers for buses from Matera to Salerno. They provide direct and connecting buses, and the first bus usually departs at around 8:35 a.m. The last bus’s departure time usually depends on the number of departures, but it mostly leaves at around 5:35 p.m. and 7:10 p.m. on days with many departures.

How long is the journey by bus from Matera to Salerno?

The journey from Matera to Salerno isn’t long since the two cities are just about 95 miles (154 km) apart. You’ll have three bus companies providing direct and connecting buses for this trip. The fastest bus takes about 3h to get to Salerno, while the slowest bus, which includes one_stop, takes about 5h 10min. However, most buses on this trip are direct buses.

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What is/are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Matera to Salerno?

Departure bus station: Via Don Luigi Sturzo is the main departure station, and it’s about 1.1 miles (1.8 km) from downtown Matera. The bus should easily get you to the station, with lines 2, 7, and 15 serving the station. The station is wheelchair accessible and has waiting benches and ticket offices.

Arrival bus station: Piazza Montpellier is the main bus station in Salerno. It is downtown and well served by public transport. The local buses and trains are the easiest ways of accessing the station. The station is wheelchair accessible and has shaded waiting benches. You’ll also find several shops and restaurants close to the bus stop.

Which bus companies travel from Matera to Salerno?

Busmiccolis, Itabus, and MarinoBus are the three main companies plying this route. Busmiccolis is the leading provider with multiple departures a day, while Itabus is the second_best option. However, MarinoBus is the only provider providing a connecting service, useful for people looking to see another city while on this trip. Busmiccolis and Itabus provide the fastest buses, taking just over 3h to get to the destination, but Itabus would be ideal for anyone traveling on a budget. Read more about these companies and their services on the Omio periodical, Window Seat.

Busmiccolis buses from Matera to Salerno

Busmiccolis is the main provider for buses from Matera to Salerno. Busmiccolis have at least two departures a day, including a morning and evening bus. They provide the first and last departures on this journey, and their fastest bus takes about 3h 5min to get to Salerno. Busmiccolis is a leading long_distance bus provider in southern Italy, and their buses provide comfortable travel conditions

Itabus buses from Matera to Salerno

Itabus is the second_best option if you’re traveling from Matera to Salerno. they have at least one bus making this trip daily, a direct bus. Itabus is the best option for making this trip on a budget since their bus tickets are very affordable. Moreover, they provide the fastest bus, which takes about 3h to get to Salerno.

MarinoBus buses from Matera to Salerno

MarinoBus is a leading bus provider in Italy and a good option for this trip. MarinoBus has at least five buses making this trip every week. Most of their buses include a stopover in Candela en route to Salerno, and on average, their buses take about 5h 10min to complete this journey. On the plus side, they are the only company with a connecting service, allowing you to visit two cities in one journey.

Traveling by bus is a sustainable journey

Traveling from Matera to Salerno by bus is one of the most sustainable ways of making this trip, and here is why. First, buses carry more passengers than single_occupancy vehicles (SOVs), meaning each passenger has fewer emissions. Moreover, bus providers now offer carbon offsetting programs where bus passengers have the chance to compensate for the carbon they produce on each trip. Buses also travel less frequently than SOVs, meaning there’s less noise and carbon pollution. Finally, booking your bus ticket using the Omio app allows you to go paperless with the ticket stored in your account, saving on paper and trees.

Matera to Salerno Busmiccolis Bus: Services on board

Busmiccolis allows passengers only one bag on this journey. Your bike can travel under the bus for a fee, and pets in pet carriers are welcome on board. The buses have wheelchair lifts, and the driver will assist disabled passengers. Bus amenities include reclining seats, free Wi_Fi, onboard restrooms, air conditioning, and power plugs.

Matera to Salerno Itabus Bus: Services on board

Itabus will allow you two bags on this trip. Bikes and wheelchairs can travel onboard, the former for a fee and the latter for free. The drivers will assist any special needs passengers, and small pets in carriers can ride on the bus. Bus amenities include clean restrooms, comfortable reclining seats, power plugs, free Wi_Fi, and air conditioning.

Matera to Salerno MarinoBus Bus: Services on board

MarinoBus allows only two bags for this trip. Pets are welcome on board, and bikes will travel under the bus for a fee. The buses have wheelchair lifts, and drivers are willing to assist disabled passengers. Onboard amenities include clean restrooms, free Wi_Fi, recliner seats, power plugs, and air conditioning.

How to find cheap bus tickets from Matera to Salerno

If you’re traveling on a budget or want to save up as you get from Matera to Salerno, here are four tricks you can use to get cheap bus tickets. The first trick is booking the slower journeys. Instead of going for the high_speed or direct journeys, go for the slower or connecting trips since these are cheaper. Option B is booking in advance. If you book your ticket weeks or months in advance, you’ll be better off than booking during the last_minute rush. Third, allow some flexibility in your travel. If you’re free to travel on any day, you can compare bus fares on the various days and settle for the cheapest of the lot. Finally, book your Matera to Salerno bus ticket using the Omio app or website to get great deals and discounts.

Salerno Bridge. Source: Shutterstock

To Salerno by bus – travel tips

Salerno is a relatively less chaotic town than the neighboring Naples, and it sits east of the Amalfi coast. It is best known for its cathedral, old town, and castle, but there’s more to this city by the sea. A trip to Salerno should start at the city’s most iconic landmark, Salerno Cathedral. This beautiful 11th_century cathedral is filled with colorful artwork, from the pillars and archways to the ceiling adorned with religious imagery. From the church, take a walk along the city’s promenade, stretching about 0.6 miles (1 km). Feel the breeze in your hair and stop at pizzerias or ice cream stands along the way for a refreshing scoop of gelato. The promenade is also home to monuments and fountains, and it’s one of the most picturesque places in the city. For a history lesson, head into the Provincial Archaeological Museum in the Rione Duomo district. Here you’ll see artifacts collected throughout Salerno province, including the bronze head of Apollo and other Roman remains. Other must_do/visit activities/places in Salerno include:

• Minerva gardens
• Castello di Arechi
• Gulf of Salerno
• Old Town
• Due Fratelli – restaurant