Naples to Amalfi bus

Buses from Naples to Amalfi

You have a choice from two or three buses from Naples to Amalfi every day of the week, except for Sunday, or around 17 buses available in total every week. Most of these buses follow the same route, which is direct. These bus tickets may not require a transfer, but the trip has a number of stops, usually around 10. Even with all the stops, the bus journey should take around 2h. Once in Amalfi, you will have a great choice of experiences at the seaside town, from discovering the many beaches to exploring Amalfi Cathedral.

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

Buses from Naples to Amalfi usually take around 2h to 2h 15min to complete their journey. Typically, you will not need to transfer to another bus, as these are direct routes. However, there are around 10 stops, so you may arrive later if there are delays, depending on how long these stops are.

How many buses are there from Naples to Amalfi?

There are usually around two or three buses a day traveling between Naples and Amalfi, or around 17 buses a week. There are no buses between the two cities on Sunday. From Monday to Friday, there generally three buses. The first departure is around 9:00 a.m., and the last leaves at approximately 5:30 p.m. On Saturdays, the first bus usually leaves at 2:00 p.m., while the last one departs around 5:30 p.m. The last bus is scheduled to take around 2h 15min, while the others are down for around 2h. Nevertheless, the stops during the trip could also affect the travel time.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Naples to Amalfi?

Departure bus station: Buses to Amalfi depart from Naples at Napoli Varco Immacolatella, which is about 1 mile (2 km) from the city center. Public trams from the city center take about 12min, and public buses take about 10min. You should arrive around 20min before your bus is meant to depart. However, there are no facilities at this station, so you should come prepared or arrive even earlier to visit a nearby shop or restaurant.

Arrival bus station: Buses from Naples will arrive at the Sita Bus Depot, right by the various ferry ports if you are traveling on to Capri. The depot is also just about 330 yards (300 m) from Amalfi city center, so you can easily walk that distance, although there are buses available as well. As with Napoli Varco Immacolatella, there also are no facilities at the depot itself, but there are nearby hotels, shops, and restaurants if you need a pit stop before carrying on with your journey.

Which bus companies travel from Naples to Amalfi?

There is one main company providing company providing buses from Naples to Amalfi, which is Sita Sud. Sita Sud is part of the Finsita Holding SpA Group, which operates in Italy’s transportation and logistics sectors. Sita Sud primarily services southern Italy with its main hubs centering around Naples and Salerno, focusing on the Campania, Puglia, and Basilicata regions, with some national services and connections available. Its fleet is generally comprised of double-decker buses, so that you can enjoy some scenic panoramas from the top deck without traffic blocking your view.

Sita Sud Naples to Amalfi

Sita Sud offers around two to three departures from Naples to Amalfi every day, except Sunday, making a total of about 17 trips each week. Nevertheless, it is always a good idea to check their schedule, especially during holidays. There may be fewer buses or no services at all during holidays. You should plan on this trip taking around 2h, or 2h 15min on Friday. There are no transfers, but there are about 10 stops between the two cities, so there may be added delays depending on the length of each stop. The buses are usually double-decker air-conditioned coaches, so you can get enjoy the scenery from the top deck during your journey. There are single trip tickets as well as monthly and yearly passes available. All ticket classes are non-transferrable and non-refundable. Sita Sud also has strict rules about lost or damaged tickets, so you should make sure to keep your tickets in a safe place before and during your journey. It is helpful that usually e-tickets are available for you to keep in your smartphone. Sometimes Sita Sud does offer discounted rates, such as with Unico Costiera Sita tickets, which is an integrated ticketing system for most of Italy’s public transportation systems. Sita Sud will also update local ticket offices and its website if there are unexpected changes in routes or services.

Naples to Amalfi: Services on board

Sita Sud has a bus fleet that mainly consists of double-decker, air-conditioned buses that offer scenic views for passengers in the top deck. Unfortunately, there are typically no amenities on board. You should not expect there to be any WiFi or power outlets, so you should make sure to bring a mobile hotspot, charged devices, and power supplies if you want to stay connected during your journey. Or you could go relax, enjoy the view, or catch up on some sleep on this journey to Amalfi. Also, there are usually no food or beverage services on board, and there are no toilet facilities as well. However, there are enough stops during which you can jump off to stretch your legs, grab a snack, or take a bathroom break. There should be access and seating for disabled passengers, but it is best to check ahead to ensure you will be accommodated. Service dogs for sight-impaired passengers are allowed on Sita Sud buses at no charge. If you are traveling with a small pet that can fit in a carrier cage, you may be allowed to buy a ticket for it. But this does not mean it will get a seat. Bicycles are not allowed onboard. They are only allowed if it can fit in the luggage compartment.