i think my itinerary is perfect! (for us)
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HI MN,
Train schedules are at www.trenitalia.com
Whether you go from Venice to Naples or Venice to Salerno to get to Positano, you are looking at a very long day.
The night train to Salerno arrives at 04:30
Either stick with your day in Rome, or fly to Naples. There is a bus from NAP to Sorrento: www.curreriviaggi.it/
Train schedules are at www.trenitalia.com
Whether you go from Venice to Naples or Venice to Salerno to get to Positano, you are looking at a very long day.
The night train to Salerno arrives at 04:30
Either stick with your day in Rome, or fly to Naples. There is a bus from NAP to Sorrento: www.curreriviaggi.it/
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Alitalia also flies from Venice to Naples. We got flights this year for €50 each - the sooner you book, the cheaper.
IMO Rome needs at least 4 nights. I wouldn't do it last, though, since it's quite tiring.
Given only 5 nights total for Positano & Capri I wouldn't stay in both of them, just one.
IMO Rome needs at least 4 nights. I wouldn't do it last, though, since it's quite tiring.
Given only 5 nights total for Positano & Capri I wouldn't stay in both of them, just one.
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I agree with the suggestions to go straight through to Positano. Fly if can or take train, then driver. Yes, it is a long day, but I would rather have one long day than break up Rome like that. It will take time to check in and out, move, wait for transport, etc...
Happy travels!
Happy travels!
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