You’ll be greeted in Naples by your private English-speaking driver (with your name on a sign), settle into an air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi, and watch as city turns into coast. Along winding roads past Sorrento toward Positano or Amalfi, you’ll hear stories only locals know — plus get dropped right at your door. It’s more than just getting from A to B.
“That’s your name, right?” our driver asked, holding up a little sign outside Naples station — I was still fumbling with my bag and probably looked half awake. He grinned and introduced himself as Antonio, then whisked us into an air-conditioned van that honestly felt like a relief after the sticky heat. There was this faint lemony smell inside (he had one of those Sorrento-souvenir air fresheners hanging from the mirror) and WiFi, which my partner immediately used to send her mom a photo of Mount Vesuvius flashing by.
Antonio chatted in easy English about growing up between Naples and Sorrento — he pointed out the old fishing villages tucked along the coast road, even slowed down so we could snap a photo of one pastel cluster clinging to the cliffs. “People always ask me if I get tired of this view,” he said, laughing. “Never.” The drive itself is kind of hypnotic: tight curves, blue sea on one side, olive groves flashing past on the other. I tried to pronounce ‘Positano’ like he did; he just shook his head and told me not to worry — “Nobody gets it right first time.”
I didn’t expect the road to feel so dramatic — at one point we passed under these overhanging rocks and Antonio pointed out where locals go swimming when tourists aren’t looking. It’s funny how you start out thinking it’s just a transfer from Naples to Positano or Amalfi, but by halfway through it feels like you’re getting all these little secrets thrown in for free. My partner kept nudging me every time she spotted another lemon grove (I’m still not sure why they made her so happy). The sun flickered through the windows and you could smell salt in the air once we got closer to Amalfi.
I still think about that quiet moment when we rounded a bend and suddenly saw Positano spill down toward the sea — houses stacked like someone dropped a box of colored chalks. Antonio just smiled like he’d seen it a thousand times but never got bored. We pulled up right at our hotel door, which I hadn’t expected (I thought there’d be some walking involved), and he helped us with our bags before waving us off with this big Neapolitan “Ciao!” So yeah — not just a ride.
Yes, your driver will meet you at your chosen location in Naples or on the coast with a sign showing your reservation name.
The driver may slow down or stop briefly for photos if possible along scenic points during the route.
Yes, WiFi is available on board during your journey.
Yes, infants can travel; specialized infant seats are available and infants may sit on an adult's lap if needed.
Yes, the service is suitable for wheelchair users.
The drive typically takes 1.5 to 2 hours depending on traffic and exact destination.
Yes, your private driver speaks English fluently.
Yes, all fees and taxes are included in your booking price.
Your journey includes private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi onboard, all fees and taxes covered, plus an English-speaking local driver who greets you personally at pickup — whether you’re leaving from Naples or heading back from Positano or Amalfi.
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