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The Port of Maiori

In the Maiori's port, medium and small boats have an important space, in line with the tourist vocation of the town. During the summer, hydrofoils and fast motorboats arrive and depart from / to Salerno, Capri and the nearby towns of the Amalfi Coast. Maritime connections are a valid alternative to road traffic and together with yachting contribute to the fortunes of the area.

To Salerno it takes 30 minutes.
To Amalfi it takes about 20 minutes.
In Minori it takes about 5 minutes.

The tourist port allows the mooring of medium-small boats and provides boaters with a fair number of services.

How to reach the port of Maiori

Car: A3 Napoli-Salerno motorway.

  • Exit at Angri, continue to the Chiunzi pass and then to Maiori.
  • Exit at Vietri sul Mare and take the Strada Statale 163.

Bus:

  • Sita Sud bus from Salerno to Maiori. Journey time 50min. ca.
  • Sita Sud bus from Amalfi to Maiori. Journey time 20min. ca.
  • Sita Sud bus from Naples to Maiori. Journey time 1h 40min. ca.

Airport connections - Port of Maiori

From Naples Capodichino Airport the BuonoTourist makes two daily connections to Salerno (from Monday to Saturday excluding holidays) *. Journey time about 1h40min. Contacts +39 081951761.

The bus stops in Piazza Concordia, near the Masuccio pier from where, during the tourist season (April-October), it's possible to embark for Maiori. Alternatively, you need to get off at the Via Vinciprova terminal and take another bus to Maiori. Journey time 50min. about.

*If the times don't coincide with the BuonoTourist bus service, at a cost of € 5.00 you can take the Alibus (shuttle service of the Neapolitan Mobility Company) to Naples Central Station and from there continue to Salerno by train (regional or metropolitan). Alternatively, instead of at the station, you can get off at the port of Naples and from there take the Sita Sud bus (Varco Immacolatella terminus) to Maiori.

Connections Train station - Port of Maiori

From Salerno station* you need to reach Piazza Concordia near the Masuccio pier where, during the tourist season (April-October), you can embark for Maiori. Alternatively, you need to reach the bus terminal in Via Vinciprova and take a bus to Maiori.

* From the Central Station of Naples you have to go to the port of Naples (by taxi with a predetermined municipal fare € 13.00 approx.) And from there take the Sita Sud bus (Varco Immacolatella terminal) to Maiori. Journey time 1h 40min. ca.

Parking near the Port of Maiori

Parking La Grotta - SS Amalfitana, "Grotta dell'Annunziata"

Parking adjacent to the tourist port of Maiori, guarded and monitored 24 hours a day. Covered / uncovered parking spaces. Car Valet service on request. Variable rates depending on the time of year.

Mobile: +39 3397927824


Parking Mandara - Via Degli Orti

Parking in the center of Maiori, guarded and monitored 24 hours a day. Covered / uncovered parking spaces. Variable rates depending on the time of year.

Tel: +39 089852482
Mobile: +39 3398904039

Parking from Aldo - Via Nuova Chiunzi

Further from the center than the previous two but with "Free Shuttle" to Maiori. 

Tel: +39 089853066
Mobile: +39 3398871795

Services available on the Port of Maiori

  • Ticket offices
  • Parking area
  • Bars, kiosks, ice cream parlors, restaurants
  • Taxi station
  • Boat rental

Ticket offices on the Port of Maiori

The ticket offices of the shipping companies are located near the port.

Shops within (or near) the Port of Maiori

Among bars, ice cream parlors, kiosks, restaurants, clothing, souvenirs and food near the port of Maiori there is a wide choice of shops.

What to see near the port of Maiori

Maiori has lost much of its historical settlement. In 1954 the flooding of the Reginna Major stream destroyed the town and the preservation of the more traditional architectural elements was not taken into great consideration in the reconstruction.

This doesn't mean that there's nothing to see. In fact, from the beach (the largest on the Amalfi Coast), to the Castle of San Nicola, passing through the churches (especially the Collegiate Church of Santa Maria a Mare) and the Sentiero dei Limoni from which you get to Minori, the attractions are not lacking.

Special mention for gastronomy. Especially during the summer, the town hosts high level gastronomic events. Among the local specialties, pay attention to the aubergine with chocolate, to which a festival is dedicated in the first week of August.