How to reach the Campania region

From all over Italy there are Trenitalia trains towards the main Campania cities: Napoli, Salerno, Caserta, Avellino, Benevento.

To reach the Amalfi Coast, get to the Salerno central train station.

The Campania region is covered by Busitalia and SitaSud buses, which connect Campania with the rest of Italy and the Campania capitals with other cities and villages.

Another regional transport service are the AirCampania buses, which connect the capitals of Campania with other cities, and which also includes the Montevergine funicular.

If you come from the north of Italy, just drive along the Milano-Napoli A1 highway to reach the Campania cities. If you come from the south of Italy, just take the A2 highway.

The maritime station of Naples is located in the Port of Naples, it is housed in a monumental building which includes the cruise ship terminal, a 4-star hotel, a shopping center and a conference centre.

The Beverello Pier, still inside the Port of Naples, is used for the arrival and departure of the hydrofoils and ferries that operate the maritime lines of the Campania archipelago. Caremar (Campania Regionale Marittima) is a shipping company, founded in 1975, which manages maritime connections in the Gulf of Naples.

The maritime station of Salerno, located at the Molo Manfredi, is the city’s cruise port.

The fast ferries, however, leave from Salerno Molo Manfredi or from Salerno Concordia, and are managed by the Travelmar and Metrò del mare companies which accompany tourists along the entire Amalfi, Sorrento and Cilento coasts.