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About 6 km separate Naples Airport from the centre of Naples; the terminal stands in the Capodichino district, inside the city itself. The Alibus needs about 15 minutes to Piazza Garibaldi and Central Station, according to the airport operator.
The Alibus airport bus runs from Naples Airport to Piazza Garibaldi (Central Station) and on to the port at Molo Beverello for €5. A taxi at the official fixed fare costs €21 to Central Station and €24 to the port, and a shared taxi costs €6 per passenger.
€5 is the price of an Alibus ticket, whether bought from the driver, from the machines on the ground floor of arrivals, online or by tapping a contactless card on board. Ordinary Naples transport passes and the Artecard are not valid on the Alibus.
€21 is the fixed fare from Naples Airport to Central Station, Piazza Garibaldi and the historic centre, and €24 to the port at Molo Beverello and Piazza Municipio. Hotels on the seafront in Via Partenope cost €28.50. The fares are set by the City of Naples and must be requested before the ride starts.
Yes, the City of Naples publishes pre-fixed fares per car from Naples Airport to 16 city zones and to nine places outside the city, in a tariff approved in June 2024. The fixed fare includes the airport, night, holiday and luggage supplements; motorway tolls and a €5 minivan supplement are extra.
€125 is the fixed one-way fare per car from Naples to Sorrento under the City of Naples tariff. The coach of Curreri Viaggi covers the same journey for €13 per person in about 1 hour 15 minutes.
€145 is the fixed one-way fare to Positano, €155 to Amalfi and €160 to Ravello, per car, under the City of Naples tariff. Motorway tolls are not included, and a vehicle for more than four passengers costs €5 extra.
Yes, Curreri Viaggi runs a direct coach from Naples Airport to Sorrento railway station for €13 each way. The timetable shown in November 2026 has six departures a day from the airport, at 09:00, 11:00, 13:00, 14:30, 16:30 and 19:30.
The Curreri Viaggi coach to Sorrento stops at Pompeii about 25 minutes after leaving Naples Airport, but only for passengers who have reserved that stop. A taxi at the fixed fare costs €70 to the Pompeii excavations. The alternative is the Alibus to Piazza Garibaldi and the Circumvesuviana train from there.
The Alibus runs from Naples Airport straight into the port, with stops at Immacolatella/Porta di Massa and at Molo Angioino/Beverello, in about 35 minutes. A taxi to Molo Beverello costs a fixed €24, and the shared taxi to the port costs €6 per passenger.
No, Naples Airport had no metro or railway station in November 2026. The Capodichino station of metro Line 1 is being built next to the airport, and the builder reported the station more than 95 % complete in November 2025, but no opening date has been published.
No, Naples Airport is closed every night from 22:30 to 03:30 for security reasons, except when flights are exceptionally delayed. Passengers cannot spend the night in the terminal.
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available in all areas of the terminal of Naples Airport for up to four hours per device. Connect to the network NAPLES_AIRPORT_FREE and register on the welcome page.
Yes, Naples Airport has two luggage stores: one on the first floor of the terminal next to security, open daily from 04:30 to 22:00, and one about 150 metres from the terminal entrance, open from 08:00 to 20:00. Storage costs €10 per bag per day in the basic service and €12 in the premium service.
No, fresh cheeses such as mozzarella, provola and fior di latte are not allowed in hand luggage at Naples Airport, according to the operator. Pack them in hold baggage.
The operator GESAC closed Naples Airport to all flights from 1 to 30 November 2026 to rebuild the runway and taxiways and renew the runway lighting, an investment of €30 million. Fifteen routes moved to Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport for the month.
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The car hire area is about 700 metres from the terminal of Naples Airport. A free shuttle runs every 15 minutes between 07:30 and 23:30 from the Pick-up area outside arrivals, and the companies' check-in desks are on the first floor of arrivals.
No, a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive in Italy, according to the UK government's travel advice. Holders of a paper licence may need a permit, and hire companies often set stricter conditions of their own.
The first 45 minutes are free in the Low cost car park P1, and 24 hours cost €22. The covered Comfort multi-storey car park next to arrivals costs €4 an hour and €26 to €31 for 24 hours, depending on which of the two published price lists applies.
Yes, vehicles may pass through the airport's controlled traffic zone for up to 15 minutes without charge, and the Pick-up area in front of arrivals is free for 15 minutes once in 24 hours. Staying longer in the zone can bring a fine of €80 to €318, so use a car park for longer waits.
British Airways flies from London Heathrow, easyJet from London Gatwick, Liverpool and Bristol, Ryanair from London Stansted, London Luton, Manchester and Edinburgh, and Jet2.com from Birmingham, East Midlands, Leeds Bradford and Glasgow, according to the airport's list of direct flights in November 2026. Ryanair also links Naples Airport with Dublin and Shannon.
No, naples-airport.eu is an independent information site with no connection to the airport operator GESAC, the Italian civil aviation authority or any airline. Binding information on flights, baggage and security comes only from the operator and the airlines.
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