From Naples Capodichino Airport:
Naples Capodichino International Airport is reachable by using the company Curreri bus service connecting the airport to the town of Sorrento.
Once in the main square of Sorrento – Piazza Tasso – walk down Via Luigi de Maio, and then Via San Francesco Via Vittorio Veneto (the journey is around 300 meters). After 100m turn left on Via Tasso and then on the right Via S. Paolo, Maison San Paolo B & B is located at number 21.
Alternatively you can also reach Sorrento by train, taking the first shuttle from the airport that leads to the station Piazza Garibaldi in Naples and then the Circumvesuviana train towards Sorrento. Trains depart every 30 minutes and the journey takes about 70 minutes.
Upon request, you can request a transfer by private car to directly reach the B & B the journey takes about an hour away. To find out the cost of this service and / or obtain more information, send a request to our staff.
By car:
From either south or north along the A1 motorway, take the A3 road towards the Sorrento Peninsula and exit at Castellammare di Stabia and take the SS 145 towards Sorrento Coast, along a stretch of about 25km..
By train:
From the station of Napoli Centrale Piazza Garibaldi, take the train Napoli – Sorrento local line Circumvesuviana. The journey takes about 70 minutes. Once in Sorrento go down Corso Italia to Piazza Tasso, Via Luigi De Maio walk for 100 m, Via San Francesco, Via Vittorio Veneto. After 100m turn left on Via Tasso and left again on Via S. Paolo, Maison San Paolo B & B is located at number 21.
By ferry:
From Beverello of Naples located in front of the central Piazza Municipio ferries and hydrofoils dock at Marina Piccola in Sorrento. From the harbor you will reach Piazza Tasso in 10 minutes by minibus
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