Naples, Campania to Positano, Campania from $6: 6 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Be aware of restricted traffic zones in Positano, particularly in the historical center where access is limited to residents and authorized vehicles only; consider parking in the large car park at Via Pasitea.

• There are several gas stations along the route, with prices typically ranging from €1.80 to €2.00 per liter; stations are often found on the A3 highway south of Naples and closer to Sorrento, such as at the Automobile Club Italia in Castellammare di Stabia.

• Parking in Positano ranges from €20 to €50 per day depending on the location, and the best strategic arrival time is early morning to avoid long queues; use navigation apps like Google Maps or Waze to stay updated on real-time traffic conditions while en route.

• For your train trip from Naples to Positano, you'll primarily use Trenitalia and Italo as the operators. Trenitalia generally offers two main classes: First Class and Second Class (Economy). First Class seats are more spacious and come with complimentary newspapers, while Second Class is comfortable and budget-friendly. Italo is known for its sleek design and offers a Premium Class with extra legroom and complimentary snacks, alongside Smart Class options. You can check out their services at Trenitalia and Italo.

• The onboard catering services on Trenitalia trains include a variety of snacks and beverages available for purchase from the onboard trolley. Italo also offers a more extensive menu with options ranging from light snacks to meals in Premium Class. Make sure to check their menu on their websites before the trip so you can plan accordingly.

• Upon arriving in Positano, the main station is located in a scenic hillside area, but do note there are no facilities for luggage storage or showers directly at the train station. Expect to navigate a few steps and potentially steep inclines to reach the town center. For the fastest way to get there, take the Sita bus from the station; it's a short ride (around 20 minutes) to the main part of Positano. Bus numbers 1 and 3 are typically the most direct options, making stops near popular points in town.

• Before your journey, check the bus schedule on the Ente Autonomo Volturno website Ente Autonomo Volturno and the Sita Sud website Sita Sud for the latest departure times from Ferraris-Circumvesuviana to Positano, as changes can occur frequently.

• Upon arriving at Positano Chiesa Nuova station, be prepared for a bit of a walk; the bus stop is located uphill, so wear comfortable shoes and consider grabbing a gelato or coffee from a nearby café to enjoy the stunning views as you navigate the charming, steep streets of Positano.

• Since there are no direct services from Naples to Positano, familiarize yourself with the route by checking the transport map available at the Ferraris-Circumvesuviana station to easily locate the bus platform for your connecting Sita Sud bus to Positano.