Italy's Amalfi Coast: Everything You Need to Know

I don’t recommend renting a car to travel around the Amalfi Coast. Driving along the coast is stressful and very expensive. Parking is mainly for residents, very difficult to have a car here unless your hotel includes a parking space. For transportation from Naples, there are a few options:

You can book a private transfer from the airport which costs around 35 euros per person. This is the best option if you have a lot of luggage but its expensive, however it is still cheaper than a car rental.

There are no direct trains but the best way to get to the coast in my opinion is to take a local train from the Naples train station to Sorrento or to Solarno if you want to start on the opposite side of the coast. Then you can take a ferry or a Sita bus to your specific destination which costs between 5-9 euros per person.

While exploring the different villages, use the local bus system to get between towns which costs only around 1 euro! Renting a scooter costs around 60 euros per day

The Amalfi Coast is one of the most expensive summer destinations in Europe.

 Main dishes will usually run 15-25€ at a minimum. A glass of wine will be 6-9€. The high season for visiting the Amalfi Coast in Italy is from June to August, I recommend visiting in September.

HOW I MAKE MY VIDEOS 🎥

[zenithdj]

Being from Amalfi coast in Salerno, I'm glad you liked it.

[CheapCharlieChronicles]

This place looks surreal. Italy has so many famous tourist destinations like Florence and Venice that people forget there are so many beautiful small towns and places that are wonderful too, just not as well known.

[scottman]

The Amalfi Coast looks more beautiful than I thought! That is great to know about the transportation there. When I go to Europe, I usually try to avoid renting a car unless it is unavoidable, so I'm glad there are options of using public transportation there. The hike looked incredible! Thanks for the video! I will have to add the Amalfi Coast to my endless bucket list!

[alostwanderer]

I've always wanted to visit Amalfi. It's actually on the top of my bucket list.

[biniyampauloschamiso]

OMG Lexi, you're waking up my travel monster. Love you, love your videos. You're always an inspiration

[vimat]

I will be celebrating my 40th on July 4th in Amalfi Coast. We will stay in Naples for a few days before heading there. I'm very excited.

[chiaragiulianiniyoga]

Being from Italy, I can guarantee you that the public transport being late or not passing at all, it's definitely typical, especially in the South 😂

[seandesmond]

Great video lovely Lexie!!! 💖 The Amalfi coast looks spectacular!!!

[megannapier-livinginrichmo]

I am staying at the Miramalfi in September. I am so excited!

[soubiakhalid]

This place is just a dream ..its unreal we enjoyed every moment and every single view ..just left Amalfi cost today

[brothersman]

Amalfi Coast was probably my favourite part of Italy having visited Salerno, Amalfi, Positano, Ravello and Sorrento

[MergimPepaj]

Is definitely on my backet list just a beautiful place 😍

[dillonbidjou]

This place looks incredible! Can’t wait to visit one day. Keep up the great videos! 😁

[WhereDoWeTravelNow]

Your videos get better with every post, Lexie. I will definitely go there one day and film some vlogs of my own, but to be honest I prefer piles of snow and minus 20 degrees (Celsius 😋).

[jambaman]

Went here for my honeymoon .. absolutely beautiful place!

[domirosseau]

It's a beautiful look over the Mediterranean sea. ❤️

[dudley]

Lexie is so photogenic for these videos. Makes the views extra pretty

[funnybones]

Not sure when you recorded square space advert, I like that look 🤩

[fraz]

I am italian i went there last year and trust me it s heaven on earth but yeah public transports there are a mess

[BanshanMarwein]

Omg new stunning vlog yet again. This is just too breathtakingly beautiful and cinematic vibes. Love you Lexie always ❤😍