You’ll settle in for a private transfer between Naples and Sorrento with an English-speaking local driver who knows every curve of the route. Enjoy air-conditioned comfort, bottled water, and flexible pickup—even extra stops for photos if you ask. It’s more than just getting there—it’s a gentle welcome (or goodbye) to this corner of Italy.
I didn’t expect the drive from Naples to Sorrento to feel like its own little adventure. My suitcase was heavier than I remembered (why do I always pack too much?), but our driver just grinned and waved me over. He introduced himself as Salvatore—he had that easy Neapolitan warmth, you know? The car smelled faintly of lemon candies. Not fancy, just… familiar. I slid into the back seat, air conditioning already humming, and felt myself exhale for the first time that morning.
We pulled away from the city’s noise—horns and voices fading—and Salvatore pointed out Vesuvius looming in the haze. “Always watching us,” he joked. Somewhere after Pompeii, he slowed down so we could snap a photo at a viewpoint (I’d asked, half-expecting a no). The sea shimmered below cliffs, and for a second it was just quiet except for a distant bird call and the low hum of trucks on the highway. I sipped cold water from the bottle he handed me. Simple things: no rush, no crowds, just this odd sense of being looked after by someone who knows these roads better than Google ever could.
If you’re catching a train or flight in Naples—or coming down to Sorrento—the timing’s all sorted for you. He checked my train number twice so we wouldn’t cut it close (I’m always nervous about missing connections). There’s something reassuring about being picked up right at your door or platform 24 at Napoli Centrale—not having to drag bags through stations or guess which bus is yours. And if you want to stop for photos or need info about anything along the way, just ask; Salvatore seemed happy to chat or let me zone out when I needed it. I still think about that view above the Bay of Naples—didn’t realize how much I needed that pause.
Yes, pickup is available at your accommodation, airport exit, or platform 24 at Napoli Centrale station.
If you have a train in Naples, pickup is 3 hours before departure; for flights, it's 4 hours before departure.
A Mercedes sedan is used for up to 3 people; minivan for 4-7; minibus for groups larger than 7.
Yes, infants can ride in prams or strollers and specialized infant seats are available upon request.
Yes, complimentary bottled water is included onboard your private transfer vehicle.
You can request extra stops at panoramic points along the way; just ask your driver during the trip.
Your professional driver speaks English and can answer questions about the area during your transfer.
Yes, there are minimal walking requirements since pickup/drop-off is arranged at convenient locations.
Your trip includes private transportation in an air-conditioned Mercedes vehicle with an English-speaking driver who’ll pick you up directly from your hotel, airport exit or train platform in Naples or Sorrento. Bottled water is provided onboard and you can ask for extra photo stops along the scenic route before being dropped off right where you need to be.
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