How to arrive in Sorrento
Sorrento is a small town in the Campania region located over white steep cliffs and from this beautiful town you can see a fantastic panorama , you can see: Capri, Ischia, Vesuvius and Naples.
This town is famous for the Limoncello and Inlay wood.
But… How to arrive in Sorrento?
For Arrive in Sorrento you Can Take:
Circumvesuviana Train Schedules Naples – Sorrento
The train leave from Naples Piazza Garibaldi, in direction Sorrento, it is very chip service but not very safe, be carefull to the gypsies.
Cost of the ticket is 4,10 euro per person.You can find the timetable for the trains, on the Circumvesuviana web-site.
Naples to Sorrento by Ferry Schedules
The ferry from Naples to Sorrento depart every day all year. It is very good service for go to Sorrento , very clean and very safe.
The only problem is: far from the train station (20 minutes) and from the airport is (30 minutes)
The cost is from 15,50 euro to 19,50 euro.You can find the timetable for the Ferry on this website.
Our Private Transfers Service
We do a private transfers from and to Sorrento from and to the airport and from to the train station whit a private driver English and Spanish speaking and Mercedes sedan or minivan.
The cost is 80€ for a car maximo 2 pax and 110 for a minivan from 3 to 8 people.
Contact us for more information, or for a free quote, on WhatsApp, or with the Contact-US page.
Our Services in Sorrento and surroundings:
We, from Di Nocera Car Service, offer a lot of touristic services in Sorrento and surroundings, such as the Amalfi Coast Tour, the Capri Boat Tour, the enogastronomic tour, or the Amalfi Coast Boat Tour.
If you want other ideas to spend your vacation in Sorrento, you can take a look on our web-site, our new blog, and you can get-in-touch with us on our social profiles!
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Italian businessman, operating in the tourism sector in Sorrento form more than 15 years, owner of Di Nocera Service and Sorrento Luggage.
Passionate about soccer and sailing, he loves to go around the Amalfi Coast by his motorbike.
He also writes articles about news, tips and tour ideas on this blog!
