Naples Transfers, Taxis & Shuttles

This famous city is located in the stunning southern Italian region of Campania, right on the Mediterranean Sea; just north of the stunning Amalfi Coast, where visiting the celebrity favourite Capri is a must. You’ll find like many other Italian cities, the early summer and early autumn are the best times to visit as August can be a little on the hot side, whilst the winter months are much cooler. Though a visit during any time of the year promises a memorable and highly recommended stay. 

Back in 2011, Naples was granted the life-immunity of being a Unesco World Heritage Site as one of the the oldest, continually inhabited cities in the world. Evidence of Bronze Age settlements excavated from the 2nd Millennium BC is dotted around the city making Naples more than worthy of this accolade. It’s worth taking some time to explore the city, including the lesser known parts to immerse yourself in Naples’ fascinating journey through history. Expect to find some of the best preserved Roman sites in the modern world, plus an abundance of art, and historic architecture. 

Take a trip into the past by visiting the home of Nero’s wife, Poppaea Sabina at the Palace of Caserta. Venture down the cobbled streets of Herculaneum and visit the double storied houses as they would have been over 2000 years ago; or explore the ruins of Pompeii and learn about its dramatic past. 
 
Drive down from the Gulf of Naples to the picturesque Amalfi coast, along the coastal roads that could have been taken straight from a film. Or, if you’re feeling adventurous, spend an afternoon climbing Mt. Vesuvius, which looms 1,281 metres over the sweeping Campanian countryside and rewards with breathtaking views to match. 

Origin to the first ever made pizza, and home to delicious Neapolitan coffee and the popular lemon liqueur Limoncello, Naples’ cuisine will not disappoint. Cool down from the afternoon sun and sample a taste of the colourful range of Italian gelato on offer, or the seasonal sweet struffoli, a sweet-tasting honey dough found in most local bakeries.

Naples’ vibrant nightlife offers some of the best evenings in southern Italy. You will find a generous range of clubs, pubs and bars all around the city, in particular just north of Mt. Vesuvius. Spend an evening in a musical themed nightclub for something a little different during your break in Naples.