What to see
Naples happens in the street: two lines to find your bearings.
Safety and fair prices
Safe, if you know three things: here it is prices and rides that make the difference.
Getting around
Art metro stations, funiculars and ferries: a car in the centre is useless.
Villages nearby
The bay hides towns the coaches drive straight past.
Why the villages around Naples
Four true things, across the bay, the islands and the Cilento.
Procida was Italian Capital of Culture in 2022.
At Baia the archaeological park is underwater: you visit it by boat.
The Doric temples of Paestum are among the best preserved in the world.
From Molo Beverello the ferries to the islands run all year round.
Book worry-free
Applies to every experience in the villages around Naples.
Hold your spot, pay only once it's confirmed
Move date or village up to 7 days before, at no extra cost
Outdoor experience cancelled for bad weather? Refund or new date
A real person replies within 1 hour, every day
Frequently asked questions about Naples
The things people ask us before they leave.
How do I get in from the airport?
The Alibus runs to the centre and the port at a fixed price; in a taxi, ask for the set fare before you set off.
Do I need a car?
No, and you are better off without one: metro Line 1, the funiculars and the Cumana cover everything. The traffic settles the argument.
What can I do in a single day?
Spaccanapoli and the old centre in the morning, an espresso standing at the bar, then the seafront or Posillipo at sunset.
Is Naples safe?
Like other big European cities: mind your phone and your pockets in crowded spots. The most concrete risk is prices nobody wrote down.
Where do I eat without surprises?
In the neighbourhoods, not on the big-hotel seafront: if prices are not on display, ask for them before you sit down.
