To do this, you will first have to use the public bus service from Naples Airport

The Alibus station is directly in front of the Airport terminal, a short walk up the main road and they run approximately 20 minutes to the Stazione Centrale (the main train station). Alternatively, you can continue, on the bus to Beverello/Stazione Marittima (the main ferry port).

You can buy Alibus tickets at the airport, at the vending machines, located on the ground floor of the arrivals area. You can also buy the tickets on the bus, but they work out a little more expensive.

Travel time is around 30 minutes to the train station, depending on traffic and 40 minutes to the port.

Pros: Cheapest way to travel, you may like the hustle and bustle of experiencing public transport.

Cons: Expect queues at the bus stop and not much space on the bus as they can get very busy within the peak season (May–Oct). Also, space for luggage is limited.

Train Naples Garibaldi Station (Stazione Centrale)

The train to Sorrento can be taken from Garibaldi Station, to get here from the airport you can take the Alibus. Please see above.

There are two trains you can choose from, the public Circumvesuviana or the Campania Express.

The Circumvesuviana is a public train and it runs every 30 minutes. The journey time can be anywhere between 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 and a half hours depending on which train you get and the number of stops.

Be sure to get your ticket before boarding the train.

Pros: Cheapest way.

Cons: Very busy, no luggage space, no toilets and generally no AC! Unfortunately, pick-pocketers are rife on this train so do be careful with your belongings and don't have anything expensive on display.

The Campania Express is a private service that was introduced to connect Naples to Sorrento and the historical sites i.e., Pompeii and Ercolano (Herculaneum). This train is not as frequent, but the journey time is much quicker (approx. 45 mins).

Pros: This train is less crowded, you are more likely to get a seat and there are spaces for luggage.

Cons: The cost is much higher than that of the Circumvesuviana, about 3 times the price.

By Ferry

The ferries run from Beverello Port. There are many different ferry operators running to and from Sorrento so times may vary. You can find a list of options at:

https://www.ferryhopper.com/en/ferry-routes/direct/ferry-naples-sorrento-traghetti

Pros: Arrive by Sea, the journey time is only 45 minutes.

Cons: The ferry brings you to Marina Piccola Sorrento. The walk from here to the main square Piazza Tasso is up a very steep hill or flights of stairs which can be quite difficult in the heat (especially with luggage). There is a lift (approx, 1.20 Euro) but you must walk about 5 minutes to get to it past the bathing platforms on a narrow pathway. The lift will take you to Villa Comunale, so you then must consider the walk to your accommodation from there.

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