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Positano to Amalfi
25mfrom US$11
Salerno to Amalfi
30mfrom US$13
Sorrento to Amalfi
1hfrom US$142
Naples to Amalfi
1h 20mfrom US$34
Rome to Amalfi
50mfrom US$82
Capri to Amalfi
1h 5mfrom US$25
Cetara to Amalfi
30mfrom US$9
Paris to Amalfi
2h 15mfrom US$77
Madrid to Amalfi
2h 30mfrom US$42
Milan to Amalfi
1h 20mfrom US$150
Barcelona to Amalfi
1h 55mfrom US$56
Maiori to Amalfi
10mfrom US$6
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Stations in Amalfi
Amalfi, SA, Italy
Piazza Flavio Gioia, 84011 Amalfi, SA, Italy
Via Lungomare dei Cavalieri 46
Amalfi Pier, 84011 Amalfi Province of Salerno, Italy
Amalfi Harbor Marina Coppola, Piazzale dei Protontini, 6, 84011 Amalfi SA, Italy
Amalfi, Italy
JJM2+9H Amalfi, Province of Salerno, Italy
Molo Darsena, 84011 Amalfi SA, Italy
Stories by travelers, for travelers
The ultimate guide to transportation in the Amalfi Coast
”Should I rent a car?– ”Are there local buses available?– ”Should I invest in a private transfer?– We have the answers to all your burning questions here.
How to decide between the Amalfi Coast and Cinque Terre
Cinque Terre? Like the Amalfi Coast, they say. But Cinque Terre is more than a replica. So which one is better? This guide will help you decide.
How to make your bus journey more eco-friendly
By using our simple checklist, you can ensure that you optimise your decision to travel in the most environmentally sound way when traveling by bus.
Your questions, Our answers
Which companies run services from and to Amalfi, Italy
Positano Jet | Seremar | Grassi Junior | NLG (Navigazione Libera del Golfo) | Blu Welcome Travel | Salerno Incoming | Sita Salerno (Marozzi) | DTS Travel Group | Enjoy Travelling | Ciao Sorrento | Alilauro | Easy Transfer | Instazione | Alitalia | Marozzi | Volotea | Alicost | TAP Portugal | Air France | Iberia Express |
Electricity and socket type
Voltage: 230V, Socket Type: F and L.
Internet accessibility
Numerous Italian cities and towns offer public wi-fi hotspots, including Rome, Bologna and Venice. To use them, you will need to register online using a credit card or an Italian mobile number. An easier option (no need for a local mobile number) is to head to a cafe or bar offering free wi-fi.
Most hotels, B&Bs, hostels and agriturismi (farm stays) offer free wi-fi to guests, though signal quality can vary. There will sometimes be a computer for guest use.
Are credit cards accepted across the country?
Yes
Mentionable public holidays
New Year's Day | Epiphany | Easter | Easter Monday | Liberation Day | Labour Day | Republic Day | Assumption of Mary | Ferragosto | All Saints' Day | Feast of the Immaculate Conception | Christmas Day | St. Stephen's Day
How much does a local transport ticket cost?
1.50€
How much does a dinner at a nice restaurant cost?
25.00€
Do I need any vaccinations before I visit italy?
No
Who needs a Visa to enter Italy?
Afghanistan | Algeria | Bhutan | Burundi | Cameroon | Central Africa Republic | Chad | China | Republic of the Congo | Cuba | Equatorial Guinea | Eritrea | Ghana | Iraq | North Korea | Liberia | Libya | Mali | Mongolia | Nauru | Niger | Nigeria | Russia | South Sudan | Sudan | Syria | Turkmenistan | Yemen