The new gateway to the Amalfi Coast and Cilento, reopened to commercial flights in 2024.
How to get to Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport
By Car
By Train
By Bus
Average travel time to QSR
Parking near Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport
Official parking opposite Departures (less than a minute's walk), recently expanded and modernized.
Approximately: around 1€ for the first hour and 2€ for each subsequent hour (first 15 minutes free), with a maximum daily rate of about 12€; long-term weekly parking starts at about 40€. Salerno has among Italy's highest parking rates: booking online in advance significantly reduces the cost compared to paying directly on-site.
How to get to Salerno from QSR
By Train
By Bus
By Taxi
Airport transfers you can book in advance
Shuttles and private transfers you can book online, picked from the best rated by travelers.
Car rental at Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport
Car rental center a few meters from the terminal, reachable on foot from the Arrivals area.
However, verify opening hours for evening flights. Take a photo of the vehicle condition at pickup, especially useful if you plan to drive the Amalfi Coast.
License, passport and credit card are the basics; the IDP is added in most cases.
Hotels near Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport
Station
The Airlink bus goes straight to Salerno station in 30-40 minutes from the terminal; by taxi it takes about 25-30 minutes.
Best for: Travellers arriving by the Airlink bus who want the station or the ferry terminal a step away.
- The Airlink bus from the terminal comes straight here, with no other changes
- Railway station and ferry terminal a step away
- A transit area, less characterful than the lanes of the old town
- Airlink bus departures are tied to flight times, worth checking
Old town
The Airlink bus connects the terminal to Salerno station in 30-40 minutes; from there the old town is a few minutes' walk.
Best for: For those who want the lanes, the Duomo and the shops of Salerno's old town within easy reach.
- Lanes, Duomo and shops of the old town on foot
- Evening life concentrated in the very same streets
- From the terminal you need the bus plus a few more minutes on foot, or a taxi
- Some historic buildings have no lift
Recommended hotels
- Archè B&B 126 metres from the centre of Salerno and a stone's throw from the Provincial Archaeological Museum, with a buffet breakfast from 7 to 11. View availability
- Hermès Suite Studio on the top floor of a historic building, with a view over the marina and the coast; no lift, 125 steps. View availability
Harbour and seafront
The same Airlink bus to the station, then a few minutes' walk along the sea to the harbour; by taxi from the terminal it takes about 25-30 minutes.
Best for: For those continuing to Amalfi or Positano by hydrofoil, or who want the seafront in the evening.
- Hydrofoils for Amalfi and Positano a few steps away
- A walk along the seafront, with the marina nearby
- Same distance from the terminal as the old town, no shortcut
- In winter the hydrofoils to the coast reduce their schedules
Recommended hotels
- Luxury Manfredi Apartment Salerno 120 sqm apartment a few metres from Molo Manfredi, the departure point for hydrofoils to the Amalfi Coast. View availability
- Dimore De Luca- Mare Mìa Apartment run by the De Luca family near the Salerno seafront, with parking; the same management has other houses in Amalfi and Ravello. View availability
Airport services
Shopping & Duty Free
Lounges & relaxation
Connectivity & Wi-Fi
Families & Children
Terminal guide
Single renovated passenger terminal: intuitive, fast and modern.
Given the compact and renovated structure, from check-in to gate you walk in a few minutes, with security queues generally minimal.
Served by a growing selection of national and European carriers in recent years.
Map of Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport
Frequently asked questions
Q. How do you get to Salerno from Costa d'Amalfi airport?
As there's no internal station, you need to reach Salerno Ferrovia and continue with the 'Salerno Airlink' shuttle bus.
Q. Is Salerno airport convenient for the Amalfi Coast?
Yes, it's closer to Amalfi and Positano than Naples, although renting a car or a private transfer is still recommended given the often congested coastal road.
Q. Are there many flights from Salerno airport?
The offering has grown in recent years but remains more limited than Naples, with select domestic and European connections.
Q. Is it worth renting a car in Salerno for the Amalfi Coast?
It's an option, but the coastal road is narrow and often congested in high season: many visitors prefer local buses or ferries to move between the coastal towns.
Flight board
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