Hi!!!!it's very well linked with TRENITALIA, the italian train company..the website is ferroviedellostato.it or as well the CIRCUMVESUVIANA, the local train.. An advise:don't buy anything outside the station in Naples and don't play bet games..you'll see.. it's a very funny local color!!
Written Jul 17, 2012
We go to Positano every summer time and we love to call our big friends Francesco e Giuseppe to pick us up and drive over to Positano, They are native of the area and very safe drivers.We know them from 2007, our second experience to Positano, and we always had a warry free ride over to the coast.They always charge a good price around 95,00 euro for 3 of us but a coupple of time we did a trip of 6 of us and they came to pick up us with a van and we payd 150,00 euro.
They are alway nice friendly, clean vehicles and more real than other people we meet in these years
Written Apr 11, 2012
Phone: +39 3388886572
Website: www.positanodriver.com
We have used Benvenuto Limos on our past two trips to Positano. Giovanni was professional and helpful. He did such a good job showing us around the Almafi Coast that we plan to use them again this summer! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! New clean cars and careful drivers!
Written May 19, 2011
Website: www.Benvenuto Limos
I've used the services of Benvenutodriver along the Amalfi Coast. I meet Giovanni at the airport of Naples and he drive in direction of Positano.
I rent a villa on the coast with amazing sea view with company amalficoastrental.com . Giovanni was so helpful and his English is good. He shown us all beauties of the road, the Mont Vesuvius, the road on Surrentine Peninsula (magic sunset) and I consider he is also a very excellent driver.
He organize for us also an excursion to Pompei and Vesuvius and visit the Royal Palace of Caserta. He meet us at the villa and we start for a beautiful day along these magic places of Campania. He suggest us also a very good restaurant. We eat Buffalo Mozzarella cheese, a good fish. so good!
I reccomend to use the services of www.benvenutodriver.com for the transportation along the Amalfi coast and rent the villas with company www.amalficoastrental.com
Liz
Written Apr 13, 2011
Phone: +393396361653
Website: www.benvenutodriver.com
I recently traveled to Italy and I hired Anthony's Car Service. Anthony met me at the train station in Naples and transported me to Positano. I was a bit nervous and afraid to be in Naples since it is known for a lot of crime, so I thought it would be best to hire a car service. I highly recommend this service, Anthony was on time, courteous, and drove superbly on the cliffs of the Amalfi coast. I also hired him to go to Pompeii. Again, he was punctual, courteous, and provided the history of the coast as well as Pompeii. In addition, his mini-van is very comfortable. Anthony also provides service throughout the Amalfi Coast. He may be reached at the contact details listed below.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Phone: 39-349-441-0336
From Positano to "Five Lands" renting a car...
I'd rent it in Naples Airport, I think it's the simplest way.
Anyway I suggest to go to "Cinque Terre" area by train. It is more comfortable.
Take a look on
http://www.ferroviedellostato.it/homepage_en.html
and test a possible travel from Naples to Riomaggiore
One last thing. It's not so simple to park the car on "Five Lands" area: trains, boats and feet are by far the best transportations over there.
Feel you welcome in Italy!
Fabrizio
Written Jul 7, 2010
I should reach by train but it's my way to intend.
Take a look on this link:
http://www.positano.com/en/how-to-arrive
I think it could give you different ways to reach Positano.
Italian trains time table is visible on
http://www.ferroviedellostato.it/homepage_en.html
Feel you welcome in my Country.
Fabrizio
Written Jul 7, 2010
There are actually two buses that operate in Positano. To get to Positano, you take the blue bus that travels from Sorrento to Positano. The bus also travels further down the Amalfi Coast. There is also a bus that provides transportation within Positano. I think it is a green colored bus (I'm not exactly sure though; both buses don't stop at the same stops though, if that helps). You can get tickets for both at a tobacco shop. The tickets are good for 24 hours and don't cost that much (~5 euros or so).
Updated Jun 1, 2010
I am a traveller and usually i like to travel around the world by my self renting a car,bike,motorbike....
I live in Positano and I know very well about the Amalfi coast road and about all the turning.
A great idea to go to Positano is with a private driver or, when you are in Positano and you want to go somewhere(Pompeii, Ravello,Amalfi,Paestum...) rent a car, a smart one like the "smart" because is easy and safe to drive.Those are a coupple of e-mail in case you want a transfer or rent a car in Positano: info@alternativecarservice.com and info@positanosmartrental.com.
They are friend of mine and they make very good price to everybody and don't forghet to tell to them about me Francesco
Written Mar 26, 2008
Phone: 0039/089 812 033
Website: www.alternativecarservice.com
Taking the Sita bus to Positano is not only a cheap, fast way to travel but the trip its self is a adventure. The road to Positano is narrow and curves tightly to the edge of the mountain. If you suffer from motion sickness bring some medicine for this trip! The bus drivers are extremely skilled and you will marvel at their ability to navigate this roads that look like they were made for one way traffic in mind. On the way to Positano I recommend sitting on the right side of the bus as you will be treated to outstanding views of the coast and on some curves you will be looking straight down into the ocean. Have your camera ready!
Written Mar 12, 2008
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