BUSES AND TRAMS IN NAPLES
Latest page update: 5 February 2025
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Being one of the most important travel hubs in Southern Italy, the public transport infrastructure in Naples is well-equipped.
The buses and trams in Naples are a useful way of making your way around the city, even if they're slightly disregarded in favour of the underground Metro system which is relatively new. Of interest to anyone visiting Ischia is the tram system which has a stop right outside Naples Beverello port; the port where you arrive from or leave to cross to Ischia. It's connected to Napoli Stazione Centrale, the main train station of Naples. The buses can be found all over the city but can sometimes be overcrowded. |
Tram in Naples
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Naples Buses
From Naples airport you can take an Alibus bus to the main train station (Stazione Centrale) and to Beverello port.
There's a short, free shuttle bus service from Beverello port to Porta di Massa which simply allows you to choose your embarkation port .
The bus journey takes 25 minutes to Beverello and 10 minutes to Piazza Garibaldi which is where Stazione Centrale is situated.
Tickets cost €5 and are available from either a newsagent, a tabacchi, a local bar or on board the bus from the driver.
There's a short, free shuttle bus service from Beverello port to Porta di Massa which simply allows you to choose your embarkation port .
The bus journey takes 25 minutes to Beverello and 10 minutes to Piazza Garibaldi which is where Stazione Centrale is situated.
Tickets cost €5 and are available from either a newsagent, a tabacchi, a local bar or on board the bus from the driver.
Naples Trams
From Stazione Centrale Train Station you can take a number 1 tram to the port at Beverello or to Porta di Massa.
The journey takes around 15 minutes.
Daily tickets cost €3.50 and can be bought from newsagents, tabacchi and bars, but not on board the tram.
Make sure you stamp your ticket on the machine once on board.
Prices for tickets are the same for all journeys no matter the distance.
The journey takes around 15 minutes.
Daily tickets cost €3.50 and can be bought from newsagents, tabacchi and bars, but not on board the tram.
Make sure you stamp your ticket on the machine once on board.
Prices for tickets are the same for all journeys no matter the distance.
