travel from Rome to Naples
Feb 3rd, 2008, 10:20 PM
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travel from Rome to Naples
I am arriving in Rome (from Australia) and need to get to Positano. I assume I could either catch a plane or train to Naples, and then train/car to Positano. Can anyone advise of a good (least travel time, rough cost comparison, stress level comparison) way of doing this. Any tips much appreciated.
Feb 4th, 2008, 01:02 AM
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Hi Irene - Plane would be expensive.
The usual options are:
1. Bus: Rome-Positano (- cheapest: € 20; 5hrs)
2. Train: Rome-Naples (€ 25+), then limo (- € 100 approx)
3. Train: Rome-Salerno (- then ferry)
4. Train: Rome-Naples (- then hydrofoil or public transport)
If cost is not an issue, 2 is the quickest and most hassle-free.
Hope this helps ...
Steve
The usual options are:
1. Bus: Rome-Positano (- cheapest: € 20; 5hrs)
2. Train: Rome-Naples (€ 25+), then limo (- € 100 approx)
3. Train: Rome-Salerno (- then ferry)
4. Train: Rome-Naples (- then hydrofoil or public transport)
If cost is not an issue, 2 is the quickest and most hassle-free.
Hope this helps ...
Steve
Feb 4th, 2008, 08:14 AM
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no way!!!! they are arriving from AUSTRALIA!!! I have done that drive to Positano arriving from NY and it is bad anough on the coast with no sleep!!! I would probably do the bus just becasue I think it is the most stress free...hop on, relax and arrive 
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