Naples Port Shuttles

Welcome to the Port of Naples, or as the locals call it, Porto Di Napoli. Surrounded by an array of ancient mosaic artworks, distinct seafood restaurants and medieval landmarks, guests can expect to find an array of unique getaways upon arrival. See as much as possible with the old world city’s modern transportation system, choosing between the Porto di Napoli Ferry Terminal’s few boats that showcase the Gulf of Naples, fast transfers across downtown via the nearby Municipal Subway Station, and scenic views of the city via the Auguesteo Inclined Railway Station. Discover slightly further landmarks with a ride that can showcase the city’s natural side, whether it be through a self-guided tour to the base of Mt. Vesuvius in one of many private rentals like sedans and SUVs, or meet-and-greet services that make rides through the cramped alleyways of the city especially convenient, whether it be through personable perspectives from local personal drivers or luxury arrivals to Italian fine dining in a stretched limousine.

Home to a distinct South Italian culture, cruise attendees will immediately find themselves immersed in the echoes of singing alleyway merchants selling fresh seafood and other snacks. Be sure to conceal personal belongings in tightly spaced areas, especially the subway, as pick-pocketers are common throughout the region. A good place to get away from the hustle of the city’s quasi-ancient streets is the famous Vesuvio National Park, a large active volcano home to lush trails and access to a handful of in-park landmarks like an observatory and incredible views with fresh food at Veesum. Settle for a modest in-between as the day dwindles down, looking forward to a quick afternoon stroll through the Medieval-era ambiance of the Nuovo Castle right beside the port, or get immersed in the north side’s vast wooded atmosphere of Real Bosco di Capodimonte for a day’s worth of activities that include international art showcased at the regal halls of Museo e Real Bosco and likewise works at the Porto Piccola.