Hello,
My husband and I will be honeymooning in Italy this May (woohoo!!) and I wanted to ask some advice on best and most efficient methods of transportation for the following:
From Cinque Terre to Tuscany (near Sienna)
From Tuscany (near Sienna) to the Amalfi Coast (Atrani to be exact)
Amalfi Coast to Rome
Thanks a bunch!
Best method of transportation between cities in Italy
Recent Activity
View all Europe activity »
- 1
TR Provence, Israel, Switzerland, Italy..April 16 a day of AA infamy
- 2 Istanbul Hotels
- 3
My First Trip to Provence and Paris...Loved!!!
- 4 Serbia photo gallery - Belgrade - Novi Sad
- 5 Planning my trip to Italy
- 6
Tales from Venice, Bologna, Pienza and Rome
- 7
A bit of Scotland, wing mirror casualty, 7 days in London, and a Fodors GTG
- 8 Looking for Paris apartment for honeymoon
- 9 Sardinia and Berlin Itinerary
- 10 Bathrooms Along This Itinerary (Day in Rome)
- 11 Comfortable shoes to wear in Italy this summer and not look like a tourist
- 12 Paris Hotel for Young Couple
- 13 Train from London to Edinburgh
- 14 East coast trains
- 15
Photos from northern Italy: Venice, Lake Garda, Lake Como
- 16 Loire Valley & Brittany - recommendations?
- 17 10 day honeymoon in Italy in Nov
- 18 Paris Budget Hotel-Sept 2013 (Single; 100 Euros/night)
- 19 Car Rental Locations
- 20 Eiffel tower tickets- June8-15 will I need to queue?
- 21 Easyjet luggage/ baggage
- 22 Spain Pyrenees overnight stopover Help needed with route?
- 23 Spain / fatima - itinerary suggestion 10 days
- 24 Croatia Restaurant Recommendations
- 25 from Loire (Tours) to Amsterdam?
A bit more info: the itinerary isn't negotiable as all the accommodations are booked. I would also like to ask when/how is the best way to stop in Naples for some pizza? I was thinking on the way to Amalfi but wondered if it would be easier (time-wise) to make it a day trip from amalfi?
Thanks!
I would drive for the first two legs.
From the Amalfi coast, local train to Naples and high speed train to Rome.
Best Wishes.
<<From Cinque Terre to Tuscany (near Sienna)>>
Pick up a car in La Spieza and drive to your base. I am assuming you will need the car anyhow to explore the area near Siena. You can take the train fro CT to La Spieza and a taxi to the car rental office.
Check kemwel.com for great rental car rates and service. Be sure to look at deductables when comparing prices.
<<From Tuscany (near Sienna) to the Amalfi Coast (Atrani to be exact)>>
Drive to Salerno, drop off the car, and take a bus to Atrani. Unless you're keeping the car for the coast.
<<Amalfi Coast to Rome>>
Bus to Salerno and then direct train to Rome.
Have fun!
I really think you need a car to get around Tuscany - assuming you are spending several days there and want to visit a number of the hill towns.
To go just from one large city to another train is the best option.
I've seen a bit of Tuscany over the years and have never used a car. Italy has a good transport network of trains and buses if you decide against a car. It depends on whether the places where you've booked accommodation are serviced by local transport. Using local transport in Tuscany does mean that you don't have the same ability to rush around seeing everything but to me that's a bonus as it forces me to slow down.