Hi!
I will be visiting the Amalfi Coast in the end of July, and I intend to spend 3 days there. I chose as a home base Salerno as it had the most affordable rates. My question now is, what’s the best way to get to know all the towns and move around in the area?
I’ve heard about using the ferry or even 24h bus cards but I want to be sure what’s the best option (cost-benefit).
Thanks for helping!
Hi there!
Cost-benefit wise, the SITA buses would be the most affordable. In July they run from early in the morning until late in the day and are quite frequent.
For Salerno-Amalfi you need the AC3 ticket which is € 2.40.
Schedule: https://www.ravello.com/sita-bus-schedule/amalfi-maiori-salerno/
Tickets: https://www.ravello.com/sita-bus-schedule/#corsa-singola-ticket
The buses tend to be crowded, but not as crowded as those in the Sorrento direction.
Consider also the ferry option, it’s € 8.00:
https://www.ravello.com/ferry-schedule/salerno/amalfi/
The ferry is far more pleasant and a more suitable way of traveling along the Amalfi Coast, although the bus drive on the Amalfi Coast’s winding roads is a not-to-be-missed experience in itself.
Perhaps on your first day of exploring the Amalfi Coast, get there one way and return the other way. This way you can see both sides and better plan for the next days.
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Mi allaccio a questa domanda per chiedere se è meglio fare base in un luogo (Salerno, forse più conveniente Agerola) oppure fermarsi a dormire in luoghi diversi a seconda del percorso quotidiano che si fa. Grazie a chi mi risponderà. Vorrei andare a fine agosto, primi di settembre. Tappa a Napoli per visitare antro della Sibilla Cumana e Baia sommersa. E poi giù lungo tutta la costiera amalfitana. Grazie dei suggerimenti.
Ciao @Margherita. Dipende. Se si tratta di 2 o 3 giorni per soggiorno, sì, potrebbe essere meglio. Altrimenti, spostarsi ogni giorno potrebbe richiedere troppo tempo ed energie.