Rome → Amalfi
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from €598 fixed, one-way
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There is no direct train or bus from Rome to Amalfi. A private car from your Rome hotel or Fiumicino Airport takes about 3.5–4 hours, the last part on the winding coast road. The return to Rome works the same way.
Rome to Amalfi at a glance
- Private transfer: the only door-to-door option, priced per vehicle. A live Welcome Pickups quote on 12 November 2026 gave €598 from Rome Fiumicino Airport to Piazza Duomo, Amalfi (one passenger, pickup on 25 November).
- Train and bus or ferry: a fast train from Roma Termini to Naples or Salerno, then a SITA bus or, in season, a ferry to Amalfi. Cheaper, but with at least one change and luggage on the coast bus.
Private transfer from Rome to Amalfi
For a family or a group with bags, one car from door to door is easier than a train and a crowded coast bus, and the driver can stop at Pompeii on the way. You can book a Rome to Amalfi transfer with Welcome Pickups.
Can Amalfi be a day trip from Rome?
It is possible, but at 3.5–4 hours each way by road you spend most of the day travelling. Most people stay at least one night on the coast. Heading to Positano? See Rome to Positano transfers, or the Amalfi Coast transfers page for every route.
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Common questions
Is there a train from Rome to Positano or Amalfi?
No. Trains run from Rome to Naples or Salerno; from there a SITA bus or a seasonal ferry continues along the coast.
Can Amalfi be a day trip from Rome?
Technically yes, but it is 3.5–4 hours each way by road. Staying at least one night on the coast is much more relaxed.
How long is the drive from Rome to Amalfi?
About 3.5–4 hours from Rome or Fiumicino, depending on traffic on the coast road.