Salerno Costa d Amalfi Airport (QSR) to Salerno and the coast
Salerno Airlink reaches the railway station in 40 minutes by motorway, the local line 8 costs 1.40 EUR, and SITA Sud runs from the airport to Vietri, Maiori and Amalfi.
- Salerno Airlink runs by motorway to Salerno railway station in 40 minutes.
- Local line 8 costs 1.40 EUR and serves Salerno and Battipaglia.
- SITA Sud goes to the Amalfi Coast from the airport: Vietri, Maiori, Amalfi, with no change in Salerno.
- An express bus runs to Naples Airport, via Salerno, Fisciano, Castel San Giorgio and Sarno.
- Autolinee Liscio connects Potenza, which puts Basilicata within one bus of the terminal.
- This is a new airport with an old bus network wrapped around it, so check operator timetables rather than assuming a fixed frequency.
The coast without changing in Salerno
- SITA Sud runs Salerno Aeroporto to Vietri, Maiori and Amalfi. For anyone flying in for the Amalfi Coast, that is the whole journey on one vehicle.
- The alternative is the train from Salerno, which means the Airlink first and a change at the station.
- The coast road is slow in season. Take the direct bus for simplicity, not for speed.
Into Salerno
| Service | What it is |
|---|---|
| Salerno Airlink | Direct, by motorway, 40 minutes to Salerno railway station |
| Linea 8 | Local bus to Salerno and Battipaglia, 1.40 EUR |
| CIAV | Shuttle to the city |
- Salerno railway station is the connection point for the Cilento line south and for trains north to Naples.
- Line 8 is the cheap option and the one to use if you are travelling light and not in a hurry.
Beyond Salerno
- Leonetti and Gallucci run an express on the Battipaglia to Salerno Airport to Salerno to Fisciano to Castel San Giorgio to Sarno to Naples Airport corridor.
- Autolinee Liscio serve Potenza and the Cilento coast.
- Timetables sit with the operators, not with the airport, so confirm the day you travel.
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