Chauffeur Service in Naples

It depends on the car and the booking length. Hourly hire starts with a block of up to five hours at a fixed rate for each vehicle class. Transfers to Sorrento or the Amalfi Coast are priced as a single fixed fare for the whole trip. Luggage and waiting time are included. In both cases you see the full amount before paying. It won't change afterwards.

Only in a limited form. Uber in Naples mostly connects you to licensed taxis through the app, and cars are scarce at the airport late at night or on summer weekends. Most visitors heading to the coast pre-book a driver. The car is confirmed days ahead and the fare is fixed in writing. When you land, the driver is already at arrivals with a name board.

By road, with a driver. There's no train to Positano or Amalfi, and the ferry from Molo Beverello only runs in season. From Capodichino it's 75 minutes to Sorrento and closer to two hours for Positano or Amalfi, depending on the day. Your driver meets you in arrivals with a name board and loads the luggage. The price is fixed for the whole run. The same applies in reverse: pickups in Positano or Amalfi for a flight out of Naples are a daily job for us.

Yes. Pompeii is 30 minutes from the city centre. Most people book the car for half a day: drive out in the morning, two or three hours on site, then back to Naples or onward to Sorrento. Herculaneum and Vesuvius fit into the same day if you start early.

Yes. Naples to central Rome is around 230 km. Count on 2.5 hours on the A1, longer in Friday traffic. The fare is fixed for the car, so for a family it often beats four train tickets. You leave from your hotel door with the luggage already loaded. Fiumicino Airport is a common end point too.

Rarely by much. Naples taxis have fixed tariffs inside the city. For Sorrento or the coast the fare is agreed at the rank, usually on the spot. A chauffeur booking fixes the price in writing before you fly. Waiting time is included if the flight is late. For a group with luggage the fixed fare usually comes out level or lower.

Yes. A full day covers 8 to 10 hours at a flat rate. A typical one: Pompeii in the morning and lunch in Sorrento, then the coast road to Positano before heading back to Naples by evening. The car stays with you throughout and the driver handles the parking, which on the Amalfi Coast is worth the fare on its own.

Choose Naples Capodichino Airport (NAP) as the pickup point and enter your destination. Pick a vehicle class and pay online. The confirmation arrives straight away. Your driver tracks the flight and meets you in the arrivals hall with a name board. Free waiting time of 90 minutes is included. A day ahead is enough for most dates. In July and August, give it a few days.

Yes. Fuel and parking are in the price. So are tolls on the Tangenziale ring road and the A3 towards Salerno, which is the route to the whole coast. There's no surcharge for night pickups or luggage either.

Economy and Comfort sedans for city trips. Business means a Mercedes E-Class or similar. Premium is the S-Class. For the coast most families take the Mercedes V-Class, which seats up to 7 with luggage. Minibuses run from 10 to 19 seats. Every class comes with a professional driver and the price shown is for the car, however many people are in it.

Yes. Hire with a driver in Italy requires an NCC licence, and every driver in our Naples network works through a licensed operator. Drivers are background-checked and know the coast road in every season. Vehicles are inspected regularly and fully insured. If anything goes wrong on the day, support answers around the clock on WhatsApp or live chat.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup, with a full refund to the original payment method. Child seats and boosters are available at no extra charge for every vehicle class. Tell us the child's age and weight when booking so the right seat is fitted before the driver sets off.