SoleLuna Agerola

From North (A1 Autostrada del Sole): Follow the A1 to the Caserta Sud toll gate, join the A3 Naples-Salerno-Reggio Calabria, exit at Castellammare di Stabia and follow the SS366 towards Agerola (approx. 24 km of scenic road).

From Salerno / South: A3, exit Vietri sul Mare, then Highway 163 (Amalfitana) — scenic coastal road; past Amalfi, head up towards Agerola via Provincial Road SP2. Alternatively: exit at Castellammare di Stabia and descend via SS366.

From Rome: A1 towards Naples, then A3. Entire journey: approx. 3h 30min without stops.

Parking: Available for free nearby. GPS use is recommended as mountain roads towards Agerola are narrow but well signposted.

From Naples Central: Circumvesuviana Naples–Sorrento line, get off at Castellammare di Stabia (46 min, frequent). From there, SITA bus to Agerola (~55 min, Castellammare–Agerola line).

From Rome Termini: Frecciarossa/Italo up to Naples Central (1h 10min), then Circumvesuviana + SITA as above. Total: approx. 3h.

From Milan Central: High speed up to Naples Central (4h 30min). From Naples: Circumvesuviana + SITA. Total: approx. 6–7h.

From Turin / Bologna / Florence: High speed to Naples, then local connections. Trenitalia italotreno.it / trenitalia.com for schedules.

✈ Naples-Capodichino (NAP) — 50 km: Main airport, connected to all of Europe. From the airport: Alibus for Piazza Garibaldi (Naples Central, 20 min), then Circumvesuviana + SITA. Alternatively: taxi or private transfer (~1h, approx. €100–130).

✈ Rome Fiumicino (FCO): Excellent choice from intercontinental flights (USA, Asia, Middle East). Frecciarossa for Naples Central (1h 10min) + Circumvesuviana + SITA. Or private transfer from Rome (~3h).

✈ Rome Ciampino (CIA): Ryanair hub. Shuttle + train for Rome Termini, then Frecciarossa for Naples.

✈ Salerno-Amalfi Coast (QSR): Developing regional airport, seasonal. Check flight availability.

From Naples (Port / Piazza Garibaldi): SITA Sud bus — direct Naples–Agerola–Amalfi line. Regular departures from the Port (Largo Immacolatella) and Naples Central. Duration: approx. 1h 30min. Inexpensive and scenic.

From Amalfi: SITA Sud — Amalfi–Agerola Santa Maria line, every ~2 hours. From the port of Amalfi: ~40 min on a breathtaking mountain road.

From Sorrento: SITA bus via Positano or via Castellammare + change for Agerola.

Summer — Metrò del Mare 🚢+🚌: Ferry from Naples (Beverello) to Amalfi, then SITA for Agerola. Recommended combination in summer to enjoy the sea.

From Naples (Molo Beverello): Ferries and fast hydrofoils for Amalfi and Positano (summer: Metrò del Mare, NLG, Alilauro). From Amalfi: SITA bus for Agerola (~40 min). An unforgettable experience on the Coast.

From Salerno (Port): Travelmar hydrofoils for Amalfi (approx. 35 min, very scenic). Then SITA bus for Agerola.

From Capri: Hydrofoil for Amalfi or Positano (seasonal, ~30 min). Then bus for Agerola.

From Ischia: Hydrofoil for Naples (45 min) + ferry for Amalfi, or direct seasonal hydrofoil.

🇺🇸 USA / America: Direct flight to Rome FCO (ITA Airways, Delta, United, American) or Naples NAP (seasonal). From New York/Chicago: ~9–10h flight. Then Frecciarossa Rome–Naples and SITA bus.

🇬🇧 UK: Direct EasyJet/Ryanair to Naples NAP from London Gatwick/Stansted (2h 30min). Or British Airways/ITA to Rome FCO. From Naples: transfer as described.

🇩🇪 Germany / 🇦🇹 Austria: Lufthansa/Eurowings to Naples from Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin. Nightly NightJet Munich–Rome, then Frecciarossa.

🇫🇷 France: Air France to Naples from Paris CDG. Or TGV Paris–Turin–Milan, then Italian AV to Naples.

🇷🇺 Russia / Eastern Europe: Flight to Rome FCO or Naples NAP. Companies: Aeroflot, Wizz Air, LOT. From Russia: possible stopovers in Vienna, Istanbul or Dubai.

🇨🇳 Asia / Far East: Preferred hubs Rome FCO or Naples via Istanbul (Turkish Airlines optimal hub) or Dubai (Emirates). From Tokyo/Seoul: approx. 13–15h flight towards Rome.

🌍 Middle East: Direct flights to Naples from Dubai (Emirates), Doha (Qatar Airways). Or to Rome FCO.