Buses from Positano

Take the bus from Naples' central transport hub to Sorrento. From Sorrento, transfer to a local SITA Sud bus for the route along the Amalfi Coast to Positano. Buses run regularly. But the journey can be busy and slow due to traffic. Check current timetables directly with the operator for the most accurate information.

The primary bus stop for local and coastal routes is Piazza dei Mulini, at the top of the town near the main road. There is also a lower stop near Spiaggia Grande beach. Always confirm your stop with the driver, as announcements can be limited.

Tickets must be purchased before boarding from authorized retailers like tabacchi (tobacco shops), newsstands, or bars, not from the driver. Validate your ticket in the machine onboard. Fines are levied for invalid tickets. Consider multi-day or multi-ride passes if planning extensive travel.

It can be challenging. Buses are often crowded, with limited luggage space, during peak season. Large suitcases may not be permitted. For arrival/departure, consider a private transfer or taxi for a more comfortable and reliable option with your bags.

Yes, the SITA Sud bus service connects Positano to Amalfi town frequently. From Amalfi, you can transfer to a local bus for Ravello. Travel times vary significantly with traffic. Check the schedule at the stop and be prepared for potentially long waits during busy periods.

Travel early in the morning to avoid crowds and traffic. Have your ticket ready and validated. Be prepared to stand on crowded buses. Know your stop and signal clearly to the driver in advance. Buses are an economical way to see the coast but require patience.