Reach the Amalfi Coast in two simple steps: train to Salerno, then ferry or bus to Amalfi. Atrani is a 10-minute walk from there.
The journey has three legs. All are straightforward.
Start at Napoli Centrale and take a train to Salerno. Multiple trains run daily and the ride takes roughly the same time on all of them. Check schedules and buy tickets at trenitalia.com. Coming from other Italian cities? italotreno.it offers faster, more comfortable options.
From Salerno you have two options to reach Amalfi: ferry or bus. Both depart near the train station. The ferry is faster and scenic; the bus is cheaper and runs more frequently. Choose whichever suits your schedule.
Walk two blocks from the station towards the sea to reach Salerno seaport Concordia. The ferry is the fastest and most scenic way to Amalfi — no stop in Atrani. Once in Amalfi, turn right as you exit the ferry terminal and follow the waterfront road. The walk to Atrani takes about 10 minutes.
Right outside the train station you'll find a SITA bus stop. Look for line 5120 heading to Amalfi (shown on Google Maps or the Moovit app). The bus destination is displayed at the top. Important: buy your ticket before boarding at any Tabacchi shop (look for the "T" sign).
From the Amalfi bus stop or seaport, walk along the shore until you find a pedestrian tunnel on your left near Dejavu Amalfi. This tunnel is always open and exclusively for pedestrians — the safest route between the two towns.
Once you exit the tunnel, cross the road. You'll see the entrance to Cantina Nostromo restaurant on your left. Walk through it and down the steps to arrive in Atrani, just below the bus stop.
From the main parking lot, head up to the fruits and vegetables shop. Continue to the tunnel and turn inside it toward the ring. After climbing about 10 steps, you'll arrive at your destination.
Look for Amalfi Porters at the seaport or bus station in Amalfi. They'll drive you and your luggage to Atrani in a golf cart. Perfect for heavy bags or anyone wanting an effortless transfer.
We've prepared a detailed PDF with step-by-step photo instructions to help you locate the house once you're in Atrani. It includes landmarks, turns, and what to look for at each point.
Download PDF with instructionsThree routes from Naples airport. Each has a different character.
Best and easiest way to get here. Mostly autostrada, then 40 minutes on the scenic Amalfi Drive.
One of the curliest roads in Italy. Heavy traffic near Positano, but the views are extraordinary.
The most demanding route. Narrow mountain road climbing to 880m. Not recommended for nervous drivers.
Parking on the Amalfi Coast is a general challenge. Here are the options closest to Atrani.
Parking on the street along the coast road, just outside Atrani. The cheapest option on the entire Amalfi Coast.
Open in Google MapsThe closest paid parking garage to Atrani, a 5-minute walk away. If full, follow signs to the Amalfi seaport parking.
Open in Google MapsThere is a small public lot in Atrani itself, but overnight parking is forbidden. You must move your car out by 23:00.
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