Naples Airport Transfer

Meet and greet at the arrival gate of your flight where your private Italy Car Service driver will be waiting for you with a name card so you can identify him
He will be English speaking,
Travel time 1 hour from Naples to Sorrento

From the airport of Naples the route that will be driven is direction Salerno /Reggio Calabria, exit out of Castellamare di Stabia
Then onto the Sorrento Coast line
Where you will drive through a panoramic area of the coast where you will see Naples city and bay and the great Volcano of Vesuvius. Facing you while you enter into the sorrentine coastal towns.
If time allowed (or traffic weather condition ) stop and take a picture of the area.
The towns that you will pass through befoe arriving into Sorrento is Vico Equense, Meta di Sorrento, Piano di Sorrento then Sant’Agnello and finally to your destination SORRENTO.

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All secured and licensed and insured under the Italian regulations act for official Limousine and car service offered to the public.
The same applies to our chauffeurs all English speaking and Ncc licensed.

Meet and greet at the arrival gate of your flight
Where your private Italy Car Service driver will be waiting for you
With a name card so you can identify him
He will be English speaking,
Travel time 3 hours to  3 hours 30 depending on traffic
From the airport of Rome we will take the direction towards the Motorway A1
Which is the motorway that crosses from the north of italy all the way down to the south
And then take directions for Naples City
Every 40km around 20 minutes there is a autogrill
if needed a cup of coffee or the washroom service.
Once taken the route for Naples City then depending where you need to go the port is facing the city of Naples so the route is the same.

Options of Vehicles:
Mercedes Car luxury sedan
Mercedes limo van
Mercedes limo coach
Carravelle

All secured and licensed and insured under the Italian regulations act for official Limousine and car service offered to the public.
The same applies to our chauffeurs all English speaking and Ncc licensed.

Naples Private Transfers to Positano
Meet and greet at the arrival gate of your flight
Where your private Italy car service driver will be waiting for you
With a name card so you can identify him
He will be English speaking,

Travel time 1 hour and 30 minutes to the town of Positano
From the airport of Naples the route that will be driven is Direction Salerno /Reggio Calabria
Exit out of castellamare di stabia
Then onto the Sorrento Coast line
Where you will drive through a panoramic area of the coast where you will see Naples city and bay and the great Volcano of Vesuvius. Facing you while you enter into the sorrentine coastal towns.
If time allowed (or traffic weather condition ) stop and take a picture of the area.
The towns that you will pass through befoe arriving into Sorrento is Vico Equense , Meta Di Sorrento you leave the Sorrento coast and go towards the Amalfi coast
And this is the first piece of the amalfi coast
Positano is the first town you meet.
So you arrive into you destination POSITANO

Options of Vehicles:
Mercedes Car luxury sedan
Mercedes limo van
Mercedes limo coach
Carravelle

All secured and licensed and insured under the Italian regulations act for official Limousine and car service offered to the public.
The same applies to our chauffeurs all English speaking and Ncc licensed.

Meet and greet at the arrival gate of your flight where your private Italy Car Service driver will be waiting for you with a name card so you can identify him
He will be English speaking,
Travel time from 35 minutes to 1 hours depending which area of Naples City.

Options of Vehicles:
Mercedes Car luxury sedan
Mercedes limo van
Mercedes limo coach
Carravelle

All secured and licensed and insured under the Italian regulations act for official Limousine and car service offered to the public.
The same applies to our chauffeurs all English speaking and Ncc licensed.

Naples Airport Capodichino (NAP), 8 km (5 mi) north of Naples, serves the Campania region. It handles domestic and international flights, including several flights daily between Naples and Rome (flight time 45 minutes).The major gateways to Italy include Rome’s Airport Leonardo da Vinci (FCO) (35 km/20 mi southeast of Rome, Phone: 06 65953640), better known as Fiumicino, and Milan’s Airport Malpensa 2000 (MXP) (45 km/28 mi north of Milan, 800964693 (toll free number).

Naples (Capodichino) International Airport (IATA: NAP, ICAO: LIRN) is the airport serving Naples, Italy. It is located in the Capodichino district of Naples. The airport has 2 terminals, however, terminal 2 is located away from the airfield and is only used for charter operations. Terminal 1 is the terminal building for departing travellers. The airport is operated by the British airport company BAA.

Naples International Airport

Address: Via del Riposo 95, 80144 Naples, Italy
Airport Code: NAP
Country Code: 39
Telephone: 081 789 6111 or 789 6259
Fax: 081 789 6557 or 789 6278
E-mail: info@gesac.it or customer_service@gesac.it
Website: www.gesac.it or www.naples-airport.com
Number of Terminals: 2
Time Zone: GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October)
Location: The airport is situated 8km (5 miles) northeast of Naples.

Airport Facilities
Money and communications: A bank and a post office are located on the right-hand side of Terminal 1, very close to the terminal building. ATMs are located in the Arrivals and Departures areas of Terminal 1. There are bureaux de change in both Departures and Arrivals. Four Internet points are available on the first floor and in the Departures lounge, equipped with monitors, keyboards and web-cams.
Eating and drinking: There is a selection of restaurants, bars, cafés and snack bars at the airport.
Shopping: Shops are concentrated in the Galleria Napoli, on the first floor of Terminal 1. There is a duty-free shop in the Departures lounge. The Sunstore newsagent and gift shop is located in the check in area.

Car Hire
Avis, Europcar, Hertz, Maggiore/National, Sixt and Thrifty have desks located in the Arrivals hall.

Car Parking
There are six car parks at the airport with a total of 1,252 spaces. The car parks are located along the main entry road to the airport. P1 is for long-term parking and P3, P2, P4 and P6 provide short-term parking. P5 offers a car valet parking service from Quick No Problem Parking (tel: 081 789 6366).

Transfer Between Terminals
The terminals are located close together and passengers can walk between them.

Driving Directions
From the centre of Naples, take the Tangenziale (bypass) road towards Capodichino and turn off at the exit marked ‘Secondigliano/Aeroporto’.

Luggage: Trolleys are available throughout. A 24-hour lost property service (tel: 081 789 6766) is available.

Public Transport
Road: Bus: ANM buses run to Napoli Centrale railway station, arriving at the port of Naples (Piazza Municipio). Alibus shuttle buses also run to Napoli Centrale railway station and then to Piazza Municipio in the centre of Naples.
Taxi: Taxis are available from outside the Arrivals area.

Information and Help Desks
The customer service desk (tel: 081 789 6259) is located on the ground floor of the Arrivals area; flight, airport and tourist information is provided here, as well as services such as VIP assistance and porter service.

Other facilities: A Red Cross medical centre is located in Arrivals, with medical assistance available daily 24 hours.
Conference and Business Facilities
The Telelink Internet Centre (tel: 081 789 6749) is situated on the first floor and offers a wide range of services including Internet, PC with Office, photocopying, scanning, telephone and fax facilities, and videoconferencing. Meeting rooms are available on request (tel: 081 789 6259), with equipment, catering and a variety of executive services available. There are also several VIP lounges.
Facilities for Disabled Travellers
The airport is well-equipped for disabled travellers with lifts, ramps and pavements that have been widened to accommodate wheelchairs. There is also a pedestrian crossing with sound signals for visually impaired passengers. Two call buttons outside the airport enable those needing assistance to contact a staff member and there are help points within the terminals. Disabled passengers should inform their airline of any special needs prior to travel. Disabled parking is available close to the terminal.
Hotels
The Charming International Hotel (tel: 081 231 1004) is located very close to the airport and can be reached on foot or with the hotel shuttle. The three-star Millennium Hotel (tel: 081 595 5406) is also located very close to the airport, on viale Maddalena, and can be reached on foot or by bus. The four-star Holiday Inn Napoli (tel: 081 225 0111) is located 2km (1 mile) from the airport and can be reached using the complimentary shuttle bus provided by the hotel.

Naples Airport Useful Numbers

Information and Customer Assistance
24 hour automatic flight information service
Call center 848 - 888777
From mobiles or from abroad (+39) 081.7515471
Lost Baggage Assistance 199 280 180

Alitalia
Flight information 06 - 2222
Baggage assistance 081 – 7092813

Airlines Companies - call center
click here to see all contacts

Car Park payments 081 - 7896325/434
First Aid 24h 081 - 7896476/759

Gesac Offices
Switchboard (from 8.00am to 4.00pm) 081 – 7896111

Airport Government Agencies
Local ENAC office 081 - 5951111
Carabinieri 081 - 7896691
Customs 081 - 7896291
Financial Guard 081 - 7803088
State Police 081 - 7896331
Fire Brigade 081 - 7382950
Traffic Wardens 081 – 7896300

DISTANCES FROM NAPLES AIRPORT TO THE MAIN TOURIST LOCALITIES IN THE NAPLES AREA AND CAMPANIA

Naples Airport to Naples historical centre: 15 mins;
Naples Airport to Herculaneum excavations: 20 mins;
Naples Airport to Pompeii excavations: 30 mins;
Naples Airport to Sorrento: 60 mins;
Naples Airport to Amalfi: 90 mins;
Naples Airport to Positano: 60 mins;
Naples Airport to Ravello: 80 mins;
Naples Airport to Paestum 100 mins;

DISTANCES FROM NAPLES AIRPORT TO THE MAIN ISLANDS IN THE NAPLES GULF

Naples Airport to Capri (car and hydrofoil): 60 minutes;
Naples Airport to Ischia (car and hydrofoil): 60 minutes;

by bus:
Curreri From the Arrival Area, daily buses for the sorrentine peninsula.
(Phone: +39 081 8015420)

by taxi:
Italy Car Service
Outside the Terminal, at the Arrival area

by Exclusive Transportation Service:
Italy Limousine

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Sorrento
What to expect at your stop in Sorrento
Here’s a brief outline of this Small ancient Town in the
Heart of the Sorrentine Coast

Sorrento is the most important city on the Sorrento Peninsula which puts out into the sea between the Bay of Naples and the Gulf of Sorrento.
It is sing by poets and writers for its spectacular (beauty) charm.
Sorrento, not to be rhetorical is indeed the land of colours which are bright or delicate depending on the change of the season: the blue of the sea, the light blue like the colour of the traditional crafts that the fisherman face the sea in, green like the pine and olive trees that frame the magnificent view of the gulf, like the orange and lemon trees that give the air its sweet smell, like the vegetation and the gardens that are the pride of the people of Sorrento.While Visiting Sorrento .
It is rich of artistic sights as St. Francis’s Church, Villa Comunale, Correale Museum and the Cathedral.
The church of St. Francis with its lovely bell tower and the monastery which contains interesting cloisters from the 14 the century whose capitals support arches pointed in the Morish style.
The cathedral is renovated in the 15th century with its campanile.
The museum Correale di terranova is housed in an 18th century palace. On the grand floor there is a very interesting archaeological collection. Particularly impressive are the museum’s collections of 17th and 18th century, furniture mostly Neapolitan and china from Dresden, Vienna and Naples.
Beyond the Correale Museum you reach a terrace called “Belvedere” where you can admire the view of the sea and beautiful sunsets.
As legends tell Ulisses resisted here the call of the sirens. The city is also the birthplace of Tasso (1544), the author of Jerusalem Delivered. The villa where he was born is now part of the well known Hotel Tramontano.

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Positano
this town that is visited by so many people and yet still has managed to keep it’s tranquillity

Positano this small elegant town with it’s peculiar villas laid one onto of another. It reputation for it’s hospitality and it many important guests have spent there days relaxing in Positano

Positano is located in a picturesque and protective bay. The town used to be on fishing village. Its cube-shaped white Mediterranean houses with their flat roofs recall the time of the Saracens who landed here. Several lookout towers were built in that period along the coast.
In 1950 painters and writers come here and enchanted by the magical atmosphere of the town they become to build villas.
The town is frequented by foreigners both in winter and in summer. Positano fashion is famous for its design in all over the world.
It was created at the beginning of the 1960

So you can take a walk down the cobbled alleys stroll down the water front feel that sense of freedom.

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Ravello
This is probably the most elegant of towns on the amalfi coast and one of the most inspired areas it has hosted a selection of important hosts from wagner greta garbo Winston Churchill the kennedy family
Just for it mere beauty
has appealed for centuries to writers, artists, musicians, travellers… and dreamers! Boccaccio, D. H. Lawrence and Wagner are among the “greats” who succumbed to the spell of Ravello. Wagner partly composed his opera “Parsifal” here, and today author Gore Vidal lives and derives inspiration from this charming town.
to find yourself at Villa Rufolo.where every year great concerts are held with acclaimed artists from all over the world choose to take their repertoire to ravello. The Beautiful gardens with views across the mountains and the Coast below. The charms of Ravello also captivated an Englishman, Lord Grimthorpe, who built the Villa Cimbrone early this century with the help of his valet, Nicola Mansi, a native of Ravello. Together they transformed an ancient villa, enriching it with antiques, paintings and relics collected from all over Italy. Today the gardens of Villa Cimbrone are a Mediterranean sanctuary.

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Naples is located in a lovely bay, filled by a sea of dark blue, a horizon bounded by Posillipo, the Islands, the Sorrento Peninsula and the Vesuvious. The noisiness and vivacity of the people make this town “the permanent play house in Italy”.

Historical Notes
Naples is called the Parthenopaen City because according to legend the Siren Parthenope gave her name to the town. In fact, its origins are greek: It was conquered by the Romans in the 4th century B.C. Rich inhabitants of Rome like Virgil, Augustus, Tiberius, Nero used to spend the winter there, but the Neapolitans themselves retained the Greek language and customs until the decline of Empire.
The French Revolution brought here troops and a Parthenopaen Republic was set up. A French kingdom was created next under Napoleon’s brother Joseph Bonaparte. Later Joachim Murat, Napoleon’s brother-in-law, promoted excellent reforms.
The French Pope Clement VI called Charles I of Anjou to the throne of Naples. His son, Charles II and is grandson, Robert I, succeeded him. Robert the Wise, whose brother Louis became Bishop of Toulouse and was canonised, attracted poets, scholars and artists to this court. Boccaccio and Petrarch spent years at this court.

Art of the City
MEDIEVAL SCULPTURE AND ARCHITECTURE
Under the princes of the House of Anjou architecture borrowed from France its Gothic style. Sculpture was influenced chiefly by Tuscans.
As painters of mural frescoes the Florentine Giotto and Pietro Cavallini, a Roman artist, still under Byzantine influence were outstanding.
In the 17-18th century the Neapolitan School of Painting sprang up and it was originated with Spanish and Bolognese masters influenced by Caravaggio.
This school had a style of its own in the form of realism in warm colours on a basis of chiaroscuro.

THE NEAPOLITANS
The Neapolitans speak the dialect of Naples: They fear the jettatura (the Evil Eye), from which the protect themselves by touching a little bone or coral horn they carry in their pockets.

TRADITIONS AND FESTIVALS
On 8 September the sumptuous religious festival of Madonna di Piedigrotta and on 16 July Santa Maria del Carmine take place in the town.
Twice a year, on the first Saturday in May and on 19 September, at the Cathedral, the Feast of the Miracle of St. Januarius (San Gennaro) is held. The saint’s blood, kept dry in a flask, is supposed to liquefy.

GASTRONOMY
The restaurants and the pizza shops of the towns serve Neapolitan dishes.
It would be nice to have a taste of the “zuppa di pesce” – fish stew -, of spaghetti served with fresh tomatoes and lightly cooked do not forget is the pasta mixed with shell-fish and especially the “pizza”, a cheese tart with tomato sauce, sometimes auchary, capers and wild marjoram. All is accompanied by the white wine of Capri or Ischia, the wine of Vesuvius or Lacryma Christi (Tear of Christ), which have a delicate taste.

A LOOK AT THE STREETS AND THE QUARTERS
Naples is a world of contrasts: disturbing but familiar, fascinating but full of noise. The traffic is heavy here and tourists need determination to venture across the roads.
In the port tourists embark for Capri, Ischia and Sorrento at the Beverello jetty.
The heart of the city is the Piazza del Plebiscito, near which is the Galleria with its shops and cafes.

MAIN SIGHTS
New Castle: the castle, built in 1282 by Pierre d’Agincourt, the architect of Charles I of Anjou, it is also called the Maschio Angioino.
St. Charles’ Theatre: it is grey and white and it is a good example of a classic 18th century Italian theatre built under Charles of Bourbon in 1737.
Piazza del Plebiscito: it is a semicircular “square” and it was laid out in the reign of Murat. In the center you can admire the equestrian statues by Canova of Ferdinand and Charles III of Bourbon.
Royal Palace: the palace was built at the beginning of the 17th century by the architect Domenico Fontana and was remodelled several times.
Port of Santa Lucia: Santa Lucia is the name of the small port from where people can watch splendid sunsets. Here the typical restaurants and the austere Egg Castle make a picturesque scene.
Aquarium: The aquarium in the Villa Comunale gardens shows 200 species of sea creatures from the Bay of Naples together with marine flora.
Mergellina: Mergellina with the small port of Sannazzaro is one of the few places around Naples for a stroll.

MUSEUMS
National Archaelogical Museum: it is one of the most famous museum in the world with works of art belonging to the Greco-Roman Antiquity, to the Farnese family and treasures discovered at Pompei and Herculaneum.
Carthusian Monastery of St. Martin: it is situated on a spur of the Vomero hill. The monastery was founded by the Anjou dynasty and was almost completely remodelled in the 16th and 17th century. Near there is the Castel Sant’Elmo, a massive structure with bastions. A museum was installed inside the monastery in 1866. It includes historical and artistic collections. The monumental section is a curious example of the Neapolitan Baroque style.
Capodimonte Palace and National Galleries: it is a royal estate and includes a palace, a landscape garden, a hamlet, Casino della Regina and the remains of a porcelain factory famous in the 18th century.
The palace, built between 1738 and 1838, is a severe structure. Different pictures displayed in groups illustrate the varius artistic movements.
The royal apartments contain fine furniture and a porcelain museum.

SPACCANAPOLI QUARTER
This is the heart of old Naples. With its churches and its ancient streets it is the most engaging part of the town.
Via Benedetto Croce, San Biagio dei Librai and Vicaria Vecchia bejond the Via del Duomo form the maix axis of Naples, which follows the corse of the Roman Decumanus Maximus.

CATHEDRAL
It was built in 14th century Gothic and its façade of 19th century still has its 15th century doorways.
In the south aisle the Chapel of St. Januarius is a rich 17th century Baroque style. On the end wall, a reliquary placed below the statue of St. Januarius holds two glass phials containing the Saint’s blood.

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Herculaneum
This smaller part of the eruption is sometime forgotten but archaeologist find it to be much more of importance firstly the ruins are so preserved that even the loaf of bread has managed to survive these 2000 year of life

When Vesuvius erupted on 24 August 79 AD it engulfed the two flourishing Roman towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum, as well as the many rich villas in the area. Since the mid 18th century these have been progressively uncovered and made accessible to the public.
The vast expanse of the commercial town of Pompeii contrasts with the restricted but better preserved remains of the holiday resort of Herculaneum, whilst the superb wall paintings of the Villa Oplontis at Torre Annunziata give a vivid impression of the opulent life-style of the wealthier citizens of the early Roman Empire.
It’s an old city near the Vesuvious descents. In 79 a.C. was totally covered by lava; later discovered again by Grecian, and dedicated to ercole in 1709. The excavations were inordinate and still today uncompleted, but we could admire a theatre and some thermal baths.

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