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My wife and I will be on a cruise stopping in Naples in early Dec. She'd like to spend a few hours in Positano. Any suggestions about getting there (and back to the ship) would be appreciated.
Could I hire a taxi to take us around for a few hours? Would it be reliable? Some friends have warned that Naples can be dicey and I should stick with Princess tours. Thanks
Could I hire a taxi to take us around for a few hours? Would it be reliable? Some friends have warned that Naples can be dicey and I should stick with Princess tours. Thanks
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If you can splurge, I would hire a private driver. Public transportation would be the local train to Sorrento, then the bus (train doesn't go to Positano). It takes a while to get from Naples to Positano that way, and I think you are better off with a driver. I would do some research though, I don't know how much is open in Positano that time of year.
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Hi J,
December is way, way off season for Positano. You could have wind, rain and fog - or not.
>Some friends have warned that Naples can be dicey and I should stick with Princess tours. <
Oh, pish tosh.
See the Naples part of my trip report for tips on how to fill your day in Naples.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34451044
Enjoy your visit.
December is way, way off season for Positano. You could have wind, rain and fog - or not.
>Some friends have warned that Naples can be dicey and I should stick with Princess tours. <
Oh, pish tosh.
See the Naples part of my trip report for tips on how to fill your day in Naples.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34451044
Enjoy your visit.
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Hi Jes - The following drivers have all been recommended here:
- Positano-based
www.positanocarservice.com
www.flaviogioia.com
www.limocarservice.net
www.benvenutolimos.com (Praiano)
- Sorrento-based
www.tourofitaly.com
www.francescomarrapese.com
www.cuomonet.it
www.seesorrento.com
www.sorrento.it
A full-day tour will cost you close to € 300.
Alternatively you could book a transfer to Positano (- approx. € 100) - and return by public transport.
Hope this helps ...
Steve
- Positano-based
www.positanocarservice.com
www.flaviogioia.com
www.limocarservice.net
www.benvenutolimos.com (Praiano)
- Sorrento-based
www.tourofitaly.com
www.francescomarrapese.com
www.cuomonet.it
www.seesorrento.com
www.sorrento.it
A full-day tour will cost you close to € 300.
Alternatively you could book a transfer to Positano (- approx. € 100) - and return by public transport.
Hope this helps ...
Steve
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What's a good way to arrange for a private driver/tour? I'm reluctant to provide a "deposit" and then hope the driver will appear at the port. Will a driver just accept an "electronic email handshake" (and also hope that I'll show up)?
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HI J,
>Will a driver just accept an "electronic email handshake" (and also hope that I'll show up)?<
That's what we did when we arranged for Limousine Service Sorrento (Renato Cuomo)
www.cuomonet.it
>Will a driver just accept an "electronic email handshake" (and also hope that I'll show up)?<
That's what we did when we arranged for Limousine Service Sorrento (Renato Cuomo)
www.cuomonet.it
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