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Transport Information for Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi

Tansport Information

The three closest international airports to Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi

The three closest international airports to Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi are:

1. Naples International Airport (NAP): Approximately 31 km away.

2. Rome Ciampino Airport (CIA): Located about 199 km from Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi.

3. Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO): Roughly 230 km away.

These airports are the most convenient options for international travel to and from Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi

The best way to travel from Naples International Airport (NAP) to Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi

1. Public Transport
There’s no direct bus or train from Naples Airport to Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi, but you can connect via Naples city centre and Sorrento. Airport bus to Naples Centrale / Garibaldi station.  Several airport buses (e.g., Alibus or bus 06) connect the airport with the city centre. Take the Circumvesuviana regional train to Sorrento.  From Sorrento you can catch a local SITA or Curreri bus towards Sant’Agata (lines like 007/008 stop nearby).

The best way to travel from Salerno Costa d’Amalfi Airport (QSR) to Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi

1. Public Transport
There’s no direct train or bus from QSR to Sant’Agata, but you can make a few connections:
Salerno Airlink shuttle bus connects the airport with Salerno city centre / Salerno railway station in about 40 min, (FS Bus Italia)
Alternatively, a local bus (Line 8) or taxi brings you into Salerno. From Salerno take a bus (e.g., Line 563) via Pompei to Sorrento (≈3 h total including transfers).
From Sorrento you can take a local bus (e.g., bus line 007 toward Massa Lubrense/Sant’Agata) — short ride of ~20–30 min to Sant’Agata.

The best way to travel from Foggia “Gino Lisa” Airport (FOG) to Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi

1. Public Transport
The airport is just outside Foggia city centre you can walk or take a local bus (e.g., lines like 17, 4 etc.) to Foggia train/bus stations.
Take a Trenitalia train from Foggia to Napoli Centrale (~2 h 40 min – 3 h). From Napoli Centrale you can walk to the Circumvesuviana station and take the train to Sorrento . From Sorrento, take a local SITA bus to Sant’Agata (about 20 min).

Transport Hubs in Campania

Campania, with its capital Naples, is a central transport hub in southern Italy. The region features extensive connections across air, rail, road, and sea, serving both local commuters and international travellers. Here’s a breakdown of the major travel hubs.

Naples International Airport (NAP): Is a major hub in southern Italy, serving a wide range of domestic and international destinations.
Ryanair: Offers extensive coverage across Europe from Naples
Routes: Alghero (AHO) – Cagliari (CAG) – Catania (CTA) – Genoa (GOA) – Milan–Bergamo (BGY) – Palermo (PMO) – Trapani (TPS) – Trieste (TRS) – Turin (TRN) – Venice (VCE) – Edinburgh (EDI) – London–Luton (LTN) – Manchester (MAN) – Barcelona (BCN) – Madrid (MAD) -Malaga (AGP) -Seville (SVQ) -Tenerife (TFS) – Paris–Beauvais (BVA) – Toulouse (TLS) -Memmingen (FMM)
EasyJet: Operates an extensive network from Naples International Airport (NAP), offering direct flights to numerous destinations across Europe
Routes: Cagliari (CAG) – Catania (CTA) – Lampedusa (LMP) – Milan Malpensa (MXP) – Olbia (OLB) – Palermo (PMO) – Turin (TRN) – Bristol (BRS -Edinburgh (EDI) – London Gatwick (LGW) – London Luton (LTN) – Manchester (MAN) – Lyon (LYS) – Nantes (NTE) – Nice (NCE) – Paris Orly (ORY) –
Barcelona (BCN) – Fuerteventura (FUE) – Gran Canaria (LPA) -Ibiza (IBZ)

Major Train Stations:
Napoli Centrale Station:– Primary rail hub in Campania – High-speed (Frecciarossa, Italo), Intercity, and regional trains -Direct links to: Rome (1 hr), Milan, Florence, Bari,
Salerno Station: – Secondary rail hub – Serves high-speed and regional trains – Key for connections to southern Italy and Amalfi Coast access
Caserta Station: – Regional hub with frequent services to Naples, Benevento, and Rome
Benevento and Avellino Stations: – More regional connections (especially toward Puglia and Basilicata)

Intercity & Regional Bus Hubs:Campania, a region in southern Italy, features several key intercity and regional bus hubs that facilitate travel within the region and to other parts of the country. Here are some of the primary bus hubs in Campania:
Naples: Located at Corso Arnaldo Lucci. It’s adjacent to Napoli Centrale railway station and offers connections to metro, tram, and airport shuttle services. This is the main hub for intercity services operated by FlixBus – Marino Autolinee – Itabus – BlaBlaCar Bus.
Avellino Bus Station: Via Francesco Fariello, 83100 Avellino.
Situated on Via Fariello, this station serves as a central hub for AIR Campania’s urban and extra-urban routes. It offers services to Naples – Rome – Benevento – Salerno
Salerno: Located at Piazza XXIV Maggio 20. This terminal is a key departure point for buses to the Amalfi Coast – Naples – and Rome. Nearby stops include Piazza della Concordia and Via Leonino Vinciprova.
Caserta: Found at Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi, this station is a major interchange for Trenitalia regional trains and urban/suburban buses. It connects to Naples – Benevento and Foggia.

Ferries :– Major Maritime Hubs:
Port of Naples (Molo Beverello & Porta di Massa): – Main ferry port in Campania – Destinations: Capri, Ischia, Procida, Sorrento, Sicily, & Sardinia
Companies: SNAV, Caremar, Medmar, & GNV
Port of Salerno: – Ferries to Amalfi Coast (Positano, Amalfi), Sicily, and Tunisia – A Cruise terminal also operates here.
Sorrento Marina (Marina Piccola): – Seasonal ferries to Naples, Capri, Amalfi
Pozzuoli Port: – Ferries to Ischia and Procida

It is advisable to check the latest schedules for these transportation methods as they could be subject to change.