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Town in Amalfi Coast, Italy

Getting around Positano

Updated October 2026Sources
SITA Sud busBest way around

How to get around Positano

Positano is steep and walkable, with local buses on the coast road and ferries in season. Cars are difficult; parking is limited and costs €5–10 an hour.

Ways to get around Positano

You'll need transport
OptionFareGood to know
SITA Sud busAbout €2.50–€4Along the coast road to Amalfi and Sorrento; crowded in summer
Ferry (seasonal)About €10–€25Apr–Oct; to Amalfi, Salerno, Sorrento and Capri
Local orange busAbout €2Loops between the upper town and Marina Grande
TaxiFrom about €25–€40 within the areaAgree the fare first; short rides cost more per km

Taxis in Positano

Arriving in Positano

Naples Capodichino (NAP)

Train to Sorrento, then SITA bus or ferry to Positano, about 2–3 h; private transfer about €120–€160.

Driving and onward travel

Quick answers

Is there Uber in Positano?

No ride-hailing apps work here. No ride apps operate; book taxis or drivers through your hotel and agree prices before leaving.

What's the best way to get around Positano?

Positano is steep and walkable, with local buses on the coast road and ferries in season. Cars are difficult; parking is limited and costs €5–10 an hour.

How do I get from the airport to Positano?

Train to Sorrento, then SITA bus or ferry to Positano, about 2–3 h; private transfer about €120–€160.

Is Positano walkable?

You'll need transport.

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Sources

Fares are typical 2026 prices; check the operator for today's fares. Compiled and reviewed by SoloSquare. How we compile and score this. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.