We've listed current flight prices - and we will continue to keep this updated, BUT ... flight prices WILL GO UP the longer you wait to book.

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We would recommend trying to fly INTO the Naples International Airport (NAP). There are 3 options we would advise to get there:

1) Search connecting flights into Naples International Airport (NAP) from different airlines (offered from your starting destination [LAX, PHX, DFW, PNS, etc.] to ... Examples: Munich, Istanbul, Frankfurt, etc.). This MIGHT be a more expensive option, but could cut down on overall travel times/expenses.

2) A direct flight into Rome Fiumicino International Airport (FCO) and take a brief flight (either that day or the next day) to Naples, Italy (NAP) - which is a 1 HOUR flight for roughly €73 ($76 USD) - not including taxi/hotel if you need one for the night.

3) *OPTIONAL* Fly into Rome Fiumicino International Airport (FCO) and either take the train or a bus to Vietri sul Mare [probably most cost efficient - BUT can be more complicated]. NOTE: If it takes you 2 flights to get to Rome, Italy, plan your train/bus ride accordingly in case you have a luggage delay.

Most trains depart by 10:15 PM (3hr) / Most busses to Vietri sul Mare require 2 changes (4hr min) and the last one departs by: 10:50 AM (4 hr)

*IMPORTANT* - If you're going to do 2 flights to Rome, we might recommend just trying to find 2 flights to Naples, Italy (because you would only be a 40 minute car ride from the destination - as opposed to a 3 hour train/bus ride from Rome to Vietri sul Mare).

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When you are looking for your flight trip home, we would recommend trying to find connecting flights back to the United States FROM Naples International Airport back home.

*NOTE: If you opted for a round-trip flight back home from Rome, Italy to the United States, please account for optimal time to get you from your flight/train/bus to the Rome Airport, AT LEAST 3 HOURS prior to you take-off time.

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