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Getting Around by Bus in Salerno

The road transport in the city and province is managed by Busitalia Campania S.P.A, the company formed after the acquisition of CSTP (Consorzio Salernitano Trasporti Pubblici). The main hub for all road transport is the Central Station, from where both urban and intercity routes depart. There are more than 20 urban lines running on weekdays and weekends, while lines A and B operate exclusively on weekends.
In addition to the Busitalia lines, there are intercity routes managed by SITA that connect to major towns in the province, including Amalfi, Maiori, Minori, Positano, Ravello, Sorrento, and Vietri sul Mare. Tickets for the Amalfi Coast (Unicostiera) vary based on the route, with the following costs and validity:

- 45-minute ticket: 2.50 euros;
- 90-minute ticket: 3.80 euros;
- 24-hour day ticket: 7.60 euros;
- 3-day ticket: 18.00 euros.

Getting Around by Metro in Salerno

The metro in Salerno connects the Central Station with the historic center on one end and the Arechi Stadium on the other, with seven intermediate stops along an 8-kilometer route. The service operates from 6:00 AM to 10:30 PM, with special services on holidays and pre-holiday evenings during the Christmas season. A single-ride ticket costs 1 euro, a daily ticket is 2.70 euros, a weekend ticket is 2.10 euros, while a weekly pass is 9.40 euros, a monthly pass is 26 euros, and the standard annual pass is 234 euros.

Getting Around Salerno by Bike

The bike-sharing service in Salerno is not just a simple bike rental, but a comprehensive public transportation system. It offers both traditional bicycles and pedal-assisted bikes, with 3 solar-powered bike stations located at various points throughout the city.
To access the service, you need to purchase the BkS card at one of the authorized points or through the website bicincentro.it and then top it up. The subscription costs 10 euros and is valid for 9 days.

Getting Around Salerno by Sea

Ferries from Salerno depart for Amalfi, Positano, Capri, Ischia, and Naples, with services being more frequent during the summer period. Timetables and ticket prices vary depending on the destination.
Below are the main destinations, travel times, and ticket costs:

- For Capri, the journey takes approximately 130 minutes at a cost of 24.40 euros;
- For Amalfi, the trip duration is around half an hour at a cost of 9 euros;
- For Positano, the travel time is 70 minutes with a ticket price of 14 euros;
- For Vietri sul Mare, the journey takes 5 minutes and costs 5 euros;
- For Maiori and Minori, the trip lasts 30 minutes and the ticket price is 8 euros.

How to Get to the Airport

The Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport (or Pontecagnano) is located approximately 15 kilometers from the city center and can be reached from the train station via line 9 (via Ligea-Battipaglia). There are also plans for a metro connection that will extend from the Arechi station to the airport, running alongside the Salerno-Battipaglia railway line.
Alternatively, Salerno airport can be reached by taxi, with a standard fare of around 35 euros from the train station.