Your driver waits at the entrance to the centre, near the harbour: the cathedral square is pedestrian and closed to cars. From the hotels along the coast road, pickup is right in front of the property.
The drive from Amalfi to Naples covers about 64 km and takes about 1 hour 25 minutes. The final stretch runs along the coast road carved into the cliff, a sequence of bends and tunnels with the sea straight below — spectacular to look at, demanding to drive. Your driver knows every curve and every passing point, so you can watch the view instead of the road.
Between Amalfi and Naples the car is yours for the whole leg: luggage stays on board, and if you want to stop for a photo where the view opens up, you just say so. There is no extra charge for a short stop along the way — it is the difference between a transfer and a shuttle.
We drop you right at your accommodation, whether in Chiaia, on the seafront, in the Centro Storico or up in Vomero. Where the traffic zone or street width makes that impossible, the driver stops at the nearest accessible point and walks you there with your luggage.
Naples is a city you cross on foot but reach by car: the historic centre is a UNESCO site, the alleys are narrow and a restricted traffic zone covers much of the monumental area. A driver who knows the permitted loading points drops you as close to your hotel as possible, without circling.