Find buses to Naples

Itabus is the main company providing travel to Naples. Despite being relatively new to the scene, they are very popular among travelers, and from the kind of amenities that are provided onboard, it is easy to see why. For starters, their double-decker buses have the top area available on a first-come, first serve basis. On this top area, passengers get panoramic views of the beautiful scenery all across your journey. As if the views aren’t enough, there is ample legroom as well as extendable seats so you’re guaranteed to be comfortable through your whole journey. They also have a snack and beverage dispenser that stocks a wide range of treats as well as different carbonated drinks. This means that you can easily get something to eat or drink while on the road without having to make any stopover during your journey.

The bus is arguably the most convenient means of transport if you’re traveling from Napoli. For starters, you don’t even need to know the directions of where you’re going. You can just roll up to the station and board the bus from Naples to whatever destination you’re supposed to be going to. Also, unlike flights, you don’t have to deal with airport security or immigration. Your bags will be checked as they do at airports but it's not as scrupulous and time-consuming as at the airport.

The luggage allowances usually differ depending on the bus prices and bus company you’re using but there is usually a generally accepted luggage limit of one carry-on bag and two additional bags or suitcases. The carry-on bag shouldn’t exceed 12kg (26lb) while the combined weight of the two additional bags should be just under 25kg (57lb). If you have any special luggage, for example, ski equipment or something like a surfboard, you will be required to pay for additional space as you book your bus tickets from Naples. Passengers are asked to book as early as possible because there is very limited space.

Metropark Napoli Centrale is the main bus station in Naples and is located right in the heart of the city center. There are plenty of ways to get to this station but it entirely depends on where you’re coming from. For example, if you’re coming from Naples International Airport, you can either take a taxi through Via Don Giovanni Bosco or you could take the ALIBUS towards Beverello – Angioino. A taxi will take you around 10 minutes at most while the bus will take about 40 minutes. If you’re in the city center, there is no need to take a bus or train as the station is just a walk away. If you have any luggage that would make walking an impossibility, then there are taxis available all around town and you can just hail one and ask the driver to take you to the Metropark station.

Being the main bus station in Naples, Napoli Centrale has a wide range of amenities available to travelers. For instance, there is a ticket office where you can buy cheap bus tickets to almost any destination away from Naples. The office has very friendly and polite staff who are always happy to provide any assistance to travelers who need it. There are also a number of restaurants as well as diners where you can grab something to eat before boarding your bus from Napoli. Finally, they have a few clean and well-maintained restrooms in case you need to relieve yourself before boarding your bus from Naples.

If you’re leaving from Rome the lowest ticket price is usually about $6, from Bari it’s about $98, and from Catania it’s around $130.

Naples is best served by Naples Varco Immacolatella. There you’ll find a number of buses that can get you to your destination. You can find bus arrivals and departures at Naples Varco Immacolatella from and to several major nearby cities such as Rome, Bari, and Lamezia Terme.

FlixBus, and Itabus are some of the top choices made by momondo users traveling to Naples.

This week, the average one-way price to Naples is $3. For the next 3 months, we predict the price of tickets to Naples to remain steady. As seats fill up quickly, we recommend booking when you can so your trip is secured.