Sita runs a bus service on the Salerno- Maiori-Amalfi line, and a direct service to Naples. It also runs a seasonal service from Naples Capodichino airport to Salerno. Alternatively, one can take a boat from Naples to Amalfi and then a Sita bus.
Get around
By bus
The local SITA bus company run buses all over the Amalfi Coast with excellent connections to Amalfi, Ravello, Positano, Salerno and Sorrento. However for Positano and Sorrento, you will have to get off and change buses in Amalfi, which is the main SITA hub on the coast.
Tickets cannot be purchased on board; they can be bought at Gino's Bar Sirena and at Bar Oriente, both on the lungomare
By ferry
Coop Sant'Andrea are the major ferry company servicing the coast and operate summer ferry services to Maiori from Salerno, Minori and Amalfi. Metro' del mare also operate a ferry service along the Amalfi Coast.
By scooter
Renting a scooter is the best way to get round. However, only experienced motorcycle riders should rent one: do not rent one otherwise, as the roads are narrow and can be very dangerous for inexperienced riders. European A (motorcycle) lycences are of course recognized. If you don't have a European licence and/or a car licence only, check with your local Italian consulate. Italian B (car) licences entitle you to ride scooters up to 125cc, but not all foreign ones do. Also bear in mind that parking is not free of charge in most towns along the coast, and that scooters will soon be towed away if parked inappropriately.
• Maiorauto: scooter and motorcycle dealer on via Nuova Chiunzi. Has been renting scooters for decades
• Garage next to the Panorama Hotel. Rents Piaggio Liberty 125cc
