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orrento Lingue International Language Institute can provide roundtrip transfers to and from the airport upon advanced request. However, those wishing to travel independently to reach Sorrento should read the following.

It is easier to reach Sorrento from Naples, which is about 50 km away. In general we suggest arriving to Naples Airport by early afternoon to manage to reach Sorrento easily. If you arrive to Naples very late you should consider traveling to Sorrento the day after.

HOW TO GET TO NAPLES

- Via Airplane
The closest domestic and international airport to Sorrento is Capodichino Airport just outside of Naples. If you are flying to Italy from the U.S., it is likely that you will stopover at Malpensa Airport in Milan or Fiumicino Airport in Rome, and then makes a connecting flight to Naples. Flights to Naples from the main European cities are frequent.

- Via Train
You can reach Naples by train. There are three main train stations in Naples: Central Station, Mergellina Station, and Campi Flegrei Station.

FROM NAPLES TO SORRENTO

You can reach Sorrento from Naples in several ways.

- Via Bus
If you are flying directly to Naples Capodichino airport, there are daily buses from the airport to Sorrento with the following timetable:

- Via Train
If you are arriving to Naples via train, get off at Central Station, where you can connect to the local train service called “Circumvesuviana” (located just before the exit to the station). Trains from Naples run approximately every half hour until 10 p.m. Sorrento is the last stop on the Circumvesuviana line and takes approximately an hour.

- Via Taxi
The school offers a taxi service (one way) from Naples airport to Sorrento for €90.

- Via Hydrofoil
Alternatively, you can take a hydrofoil or ferryboat to Sorrento from Molo Beverello port in Naples.

Here is the timetable for hydrofoils to and from Sorrento via
Molo Beverello port:

FROM ROME TO SORRENTO

- Via Bus
The Marozzi busline leaves from Rome to Sorrento once a day.