A One-Week Itinerary of Italy: Rome and the Amalfi Coast
History, Small Towns, and Delicious Food
Ready to plan an incredible trip around the Amalfi Coast but unsure where to begin, how to get around, or what kind of budget you'll need? This itinerary has all of the details, offering everything you need to lay out your fantastic seven-day adventure. The region is full of big city activities, museums, nightlife, and delicious food, and this journey will let you experience all of it.
If you follow this guide, you'll find amazing historical sites, picture-perfect views, gourmet food, and quaint small towns along the sea. All of the specific planning information you need will be covered below, such as the route, expected budget, activities, and where to stay.
This itinerary will take you through the following destinations:
- Rome (2 days)
- Pompeii (1 day)
- Sorrento (2 days)
- Amalfi (2 days)
Amalfi, Italy
Itinerary Highlights
- Great for couples
- Family-friendly
- Good for backpackers and budget travelers
- Delicious Food
- Beautiful Locations
- Big City Activities
- Small Town Charm
- Historic Sites
Indulging in delectable cuisine is a major motivator for travel, and a visit to the Amalfi Coast is no different. Brace yourself for an abundance of outstanding restaurants and local dishes that are simply a must-try. The food in Rome, Sorrento, and Amalfi is especially delicious.
the Amalfi Coast pulls in visitors for its breathtaking scenery, a key highlight of the region. Don't forget your camera - trust me, the real-life experience is even more awe-inspiring. You don't want to miss Sorrento, Amalfi, and Rome for the beautiful scenery.
the Amalfi Coast is known for its large cities full of sights, attractions, nightlife, restaurants, shopping, and more. By taking some time to explore some of the larger cities, you'll not only have a fun trip, but you'll get a chance to experience the unique culture and vibrant city attractions. Make sure you specifically visit Rome if you love urban vibes.
The beautiful and charming small towns of the region are a must-see. They provide an excellent chance to dive into the local culture, history, food, and more.
So much history is to be found in the Amalfi Coast. Don't miss the historic architecture, museums, and charming vibe of the area.
Don't want to plan everything yourself? Maybe you should consider an organized tour that takes away all of the stress of planning. Check out our articles for guided tour packages here: The Best Family-Friendly Tours to Italy, The Best Hiking & Trekking Tours in Italy, and The Best Historical Tours in Italy.
Sorrento
When is the best time to visit?
Summer is a great time to visit the Amalfi Coast. It's a peak travel season here that draws plenty of visitors for a good reason. Although you might encounter bustling crowds, the upside is that everything will be wide open and within easy reach.
Autumn is quite nice in the area. The weather is a little cooler, the natural scenery is stunning, and the tourist crowds are usually gone by this time of year.
Spring is a terrific time to visit the Amalfi Coast. You'll find plenty of natural beauty, great weather, and inspiring destinations.
Who is this itinerary for?
Let's get into the romantic side of the Amalfi Coast. This region has a well-deserved reputation as the perfect spot for couples. If you're exploring with your special someone, get ready for a truly delightful experience. Especially visit Amalfi, Rome, and Sorrento for the enchanting atmosphere.
If you're planning a family getaway, the area is an absolute winner for a fantastic, kid-friendly trip. There's a wide variety of activities tailored for the little ones. We'll dig into more details below. In particular, make a point to visit Sorrento, Rome, and Pompeii.
This area offers a myriad of travel choices perfect for those on a budget or backpacking adventure. Whether it's budget-friendly hostels, affordable hotels, free activities, pocket-friendly dining, or the lively social scene, you're in for a fantastic trip even if you're pinching pennies. Spending more time in Sorrento and Rome can especially help your budget.
Lemons in Amalfi, Italy
Transportation
Getting from one destination to another in the Amalfi Coast is generally easy, with the majority of these places being approximately 2 hours apart.
We selected Rome as the starting point because it offers plenty of transporation options. At the end, this itinerary loops back around to the start to make it convenient, but you could also arrive or leave from any destination along the way. To get to Rome, you can see flight prices and schedules here.
Traveling by train through the Amalfi Coast is not only easy, but also affordable and efficient. While trains connect major cities very quickly, getting to smaller destinations can sometimes take a little more time. Some smaller towns may even require connecting to local buses. But generally, it's easy to get around if you stick to the main routes, and you'll be able to sit back and admire the views out the window. Check out the ticket prices and schedules ahead of time, too.
If you're following this itinerary, a car is a good way to do it. Don't stress if you didn't bring yours; renting a car is easy. Having your own car in the Amalfi Coast means you're the boss of your schedule, and you can stop wherever and whenever you please.
Buses offer an excellent means of transportation within the area due to their affordability, speed, and convenience. For budget-conscious travelers who prefer not to be at the wheel, exploring the various price options makes considering buses an attractive alternative to other transportation modes.
Is seven days enough time in the Amalfi Coast?
Yes, seven days should give you ample time to explore the key destinations in the Amalfi Coast. Our carefully crafted itinerary ensures you can savor these locales at a leisurely pace, making your trip both relaxed and enjoyable. Of course, if you're eager for more local experiences, feel free to extend your stay or delve deeper into each spot. Day trip options abound, offering flexibility. Conversely, if time is tight, you can customize this suggested itinerary for a shorter yet fulfilling visit. While trimming destinations is an option, we recommend sticking to around seven days to truly appreciate everything.
The Vatican
How much does a seven-day trip to the Amalfi Coast cost?
The estimated budget breakdown for this seven-day trip through the Amalfi Coast is shown below. This budget is based on our daily average travel costs which come from the spending habits of actual travelers along with cost data from major companies. The daily average costs are per person and do not include the transportation between destinations. These estimated costs are meant to be a guide. You can stay close to thse costs by staying at mid-level hotels, eating at normal restaurants, and paying for some of the main attractions in each location. It's possible to stay on a cheaper budget if you stay in hostels or budget hotels and eat at less expensive restaurants. It's also very easy to go over this budget by staying at high-end luxury hotels, eating at fancy restaurants, and taking private tours.
| City | Daily Average | Days | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rome | $242 | 2 | $485 |
| Pompeii | $207 | 1 | $207 |
| Sorrento | $197 | 2 | $393 |
| Amalfi | $289 | 2 | $577 |
| Total per person | $1,661 | ||
| for 2 People | $3,323 | ||
From these calculations, the estimated cost for this seven-day itinerary of the Amalfi Coast costs $1,661 per person. This does not include the transportation between destinations, as that cost will vary depending on your chosen option.
Accommodation Costs
Trying to figure out how much you'll pay for hotels on this trip? Below is the expected cost for accommodations for this trip through the Amalfi Coast based on calculated averages.
Hotel Prices
For your accommodation costs, the average hotel room price for each destination is shown below. This hotel cost data is calculated from the prices of hotels provided by Kayak, and do not include taxes and fees. The average prices represent typical mid-range hotel rooms, but it's always possible to spend more or less than this average if you stay in budget-friendly or high-end luxury hotels, respectively. Also, during peak travel season, these prices will usually be higher.
| City | Average Hotel Room Price | Days | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rome | $99 | 2 | $198 |
| Pompeii | $71 | 1 | $71 |
| Sorrento | $175 | 2 | $350 |
| Amalfi | $183 | 2 | $366 |
| Total expected hotel cost* | $985 | ||
Hostel Prices
If you're all about smart spending on your adventure, hostels are an enticing option, especially for younger or solo travelers. The prices outlined below show the average expenses for a dorm bed in a hostel at each destination. Despite sacrificing a bit of privacy in a hostel dorm, the lively atmosphere often cultivates a social setting, creating fantastic opportunities to build new connections. It's worth noting that many hostels also offer private rooms at a slightly higher cost than dorms, along with additional perks like kitchens, social activities, and prime locations. These average prices are computed from available hostel data shared by HostelWorld.
| City | Average Hostel Dorm Price (per person) |
|---|---|
| Rome | $32 |
| Sorrento | $28 |
| Amalfi | $43 |
The Amalfi Coast Itinerary
1. Rome
2 Days
Rome is the capital city of Italy, and for many visitors it serves as the entry and departure point of their trip. Rome is filled with ancient ruins hidden next to modern development. It's a history enthusiasts dream. The city is also filled with cafes and Italian restaurants where you can sip wine and dine on Italian pasta dishes.
Rome brings plenty of visitors because it has big city activities, museums, nightlife, delicious food, and beautiful locations. It's also a great destination for families and backpackers because of everything available.
The museums, monuments, and landmarks in Rome are among the most recognizable in the world. You'll want to make sure to have at least enough time to see the highlights, but even more time to explore all of it.
For foodies, Rome is an obvious choice, as it is one of the food capitals of the world.
After a day of exploring, you'll want to head out in the evening for a lively nightlife experience. After all, this is one of the most popular nightlife spots in the world.
The music scene here is popular and famous around the world. Make sure to take some time to see a show.
Shopping here is always fun and a very popular activity, so set aside some time to browse the local shops.
Visitors come to Rome from all over the world to see its beauty, as it has a reputation of being absolutely stunning.
What to See in Rome
How to Spend 2 Days in Rome
Day 1:
When visiting Rome, you absolutely can't miss the Colosseum as it's one of the most famous places in the world. Make sure you allow yourself enough time to fully experience it.
The culinary scene in Rome is world famous, and draws visitors from around the globe. Make sure you spend time enjoying breakfast, lunch, and dinner at some of this city's best restaurants. And consider a food tour, too. Many are either a half day or just a few hours, so you can fit one into your schedule easily. Homemade pasta, fresh sauces, and fine wine all make the food scene among the best. Also make sure you try the gelato.
Rome is a walkable city and easy to explore on foot. With only a day in the city, you'll have no trouble seeing the local sights. You'll find many of the most popular sights in a compact area that's easily explored on foot. Do watch out for traffic, which can be a bit chaotic at times.
Day 2:
Rome is famous for it's world-class attractions, museums, and landmarks. You'll want to spend at least a day exploring one or more that you're interested in the most. The historical sights around the city are among the most impressive in the world. Almost anywhere you look you'll find a notable landmark but some of the most famous include the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, the Vatican, and the Roman Forum.
Make sure to set aside around 4 hours for The Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, which are €30. It's great for couples and are known for its famous painted ceiling and huge collections of artwork.
Make sure to set aside around 2 hours for MAXXI, which is €15. It's great for families and couples and is known for its large collection contemporary art and modern architecture.
It's worth around 2 hours for Galleria Borghese. Entry is €13 and children are free. It's known for its ornate collection of sculptures and paintings along with historic architecture and surrounding gardens.
It's worth around 2 hours for Castel Sant'Angelo. Entry is €25, or €14 just for the entry without the museum. Children pay reduced fare. It's known for its historic fortress with panoramic views and museum.
You'll want to have around 2 hours for The Capitoline Museums. It's a nice activity for any traveler and are known for its range of exhibits with Roman art and other rotating collections. It's around €10 and up, depending on the current exhibits.
You'll want to have around 3 hours for The Colosseum. It's a nice activity for families and is known for ancient gladiator battles and its grand historic architecture. It's around €20 for basic entry, or more if you join a tour. Many combination tickets with nearby sights are also available and are recommended.
Make sure to set aside around 1 hour for Trevi Fountain, which is free. It's great for families and couples and is known for it classical Baroque sculptures and ornate fountain with a fun coin-tossing tradition.
Palatine Hill is worth visiting for around 2 hours, which is great for families and couples. Known for its archaeological ruins and deep history of the city, entry is €16.
The Roman Forum is worth visiting for around 1 hour, which is great for backpackers. Known for being the heart of ancient Rome with an array of ruins, entry is €18.
It's worth around 1 hour for The Pantheon. Entry is around €7 depending on the ticket and tour option. It's known for its grand interior and as the final resting place of historic figures.
You'll want to have around 2 hours for St. Peter's Basilica. It's a nice activity for families and couples and is known for its religious significance as the home of Catholicism along with gorgeous Renaissance architecture and artwork. It's free.
The nightlife scene is very popular here. After dark, head out to one of the many venues around town. You'll find a huge concentration of bars and clubs in the Testaccio area. There are late night clubs with salsa dancing, merengue, and live DJ's spinning every type of music.
The public transit in Rome is fast and efficient. Over the course of a few days, you should be able to explore the city quite easily and affordably. There's a metro system, trams, and a comprehensive bus system that goes around the city.
More Activities
Rome offers a large selection of activities, attractions, tours, and things to do. Take a look at some of the better options, compare prices, and make your reservations ahead of time to ensure a fantastic adventure.
If you're looking for even more ideas of things to do in Rome, see The Best Cooking Classes in Rome, The Best Cheap Roman Forum Tours in Rome, The Best Cheap Walking Tours in Rome, and Cheap and Easy Cruise Port Transfers in Rome.
Rome Costs
Calculated from the travel expenses of previous visitors, the average daily travel cost in Rome is $242 per person. Your individual expenses can stay close to this amount if you stay in a mid-range hotel and eat at normal restaurants. Below is a typical price breakdown of what you might expect to spend each day, per person, if you travel on a lower budget, mid-range budget, or luxury budget on your trip. For more details, see the travel costs for Rome here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $9 | $25 | $71 |
| Food2 | $39 | $98 | $242 |
| Entertainment1 | $15 | $42 | $127 |
| Alcohol2 | $9 | $21 | $47 |
Accommodation
Hotels
The average hotel room price in Rome is $99 based on the average from 4989 hotels provided by Kayak. For more details, you can see our analysis of hotel costs in Rome here.
Suggested Hotels
Hostels
If you're traveling on a backpacker's budget, hostels are a great way to save some money and meet other travelers, too. In Rome, the average price for a bed in a dorm at a hostel is $32. For more information on hostels, you can see our overview of hostel costs in Rome here.
Transportation
If you are driving yourself on this journey, see driving directions from Rome to Pompeii.
Trains are a great way to get from Rome to Pompeii, and you can see the train schedules and prices here.
Buses from Rome to Pompeii are affordable and efficient. Prices can vary by date and time, so make sure to see the bus prices and schedules here.
2. Pompeii
1 Day
Pompeii is a world famous archaeological site that was once a large Roman city, but is now frozen in time after being covered in ash by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. The site is filled with archaeological ruins that tell the story of everyday life during Roman times. Today it is one of Italy's most popular tourist destinations, and you can explore as part of a tour or independently.
How to Spend 1 Day in Pompeii
You'll want to maximize your time in Pompeii by spending as much time as you can at the Pompeii Archaeological Ruins, so plan your schedule accordingly. It's known for its well preserved archaeological ruins that are still intact following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and you don't want to miss it.
Many visitors from Sorrento and Naples arrive via the the Circumvesuviana train. There are also buses from many different locations.
You can walk around the entire site in about 4 hours, but you'll really want to allow a full day if you want to see everything in depth.
More Activities
Pompeii offers a large selection of activities, attractions, tours, and things to do. Take a look at some of the better options, compare prices, and make your reservations ahead of time to ensure a fantastic adventure.
If you're looking for even more ideas of things to do in Pompeii, see Tours of Pompeii from Naples and Tours and Hiking Trips to Mt. Vesuvius and Pompeii.
Pompeii Costs
Calculated from the travel expenses of previous visitors, the average daily travel cost in Pompeii is $207 per person. Your individual expenses can stay close to this amount if you stay in a mid-range hotel and eat at normal restaurants. Below is a typical price breakdown of what you might expect to spend each day, per person, if you travel on a lower budget, mid-range budget, or luxury budget on your trip. For more details, see the travel costs for Pompeii here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $27 | $63 | $120 |
| Food2 | $31 | $71 | $136 |
| Entertainment1 | $39 | $90 | $172 |
| Alcohol2 | $4 | $9 | $16 |
Accommodation
Hotels
The average hotel room price in Pompeii is $71 based on the average from 125 hotels provided by Kayak. For more details, you can see our analysis of hotel costs in Pompeii here.
Suggested Hotels
Transportation
If you are driving yourself on this journey, see driving directions from Pompeii to Sorrento.
Trains are a great way to get from Pompeii to Sorrento, and you can see the train schedules and prices here.
Buses from Pompeii to Sorrento are affordable and efficient. Prices can vary by date and time, so make sure to see the bus prices and schedules here.
3. Sorrento
2 Days
Sorrento is a small city that serves as a gateway to the Amalfi Coast. Many visitors use it as a base for exploring the area, as there are many hotels and transportation options in town. At the heart of the town is Piazza Tasso, which is a main plaza that is surrounded by shopping, restaurants, and cafes. Visitors also enjoy taking pizza and pasta making classes or relaxing by the beach. The beaches near town can get crowded during the warmer months and some beaches are private and come at a price.
Sorrento brings plenty of visitors because it has beaches, hiking, nightlife, and delicious food. It's also a great destination for couples, families, and backpackers because of everything available.
For foodies, Sorrento is an obvious choice, as it is one of the food capitals of the world.
What to See in Sorrento
How to Spend 2 Days in Sorrento
Day 1:
Known for it's hiking, Sorrento sees plenty of visitors looking to get outdoors. Spend a day exploring the natural beauty and scenery on a nearby hike. The area has a number of walking trails that you can explore. Many follow historic donkey trails that once connected the villages and today offer a well-established route with stunning views and pristine landscapes. The trails navigate the region's steep hills and offer a breathtaking look at the rugged coastline.
The culinary scene in Sorrento is world famous, and draws visitors from around the globe. Make sure you spend time enjoying breakfast, lunch, and dinner at some of this small city's best restaurants. And consider a food tour, too. Many are either a half day or just a few hours, so you can fit one into your schedule easily. The food is world class and you'll find most Italian classics here including pizza, fine cheeses, and fresh seafood. Many visitors enjoy taking a pasta or pizza making class while they're in town. You'll also find Limoncello everywhere, made from the locally grown lemons, which are impressive in both their size and flavor. Also make sure you allow for plenty of stops at gelato shops.
Sorrento is a walkable city and easy to explore on foot. With only a day in the small city, you'll have no trouble seeing the local sights. The old town is fun to walk around and window shop, but bring good walking shoes as the area has a lot of hills.
Day 2:
Shopping in Sorrento is very popular, and it's easy to see why. Spend time exploring the many shops and boutiques to find the perfect gift, souvenir, or outfit. Head to the heart of the city around Piazza Tasso for the best shopping opportunities. You can simply enjoy window shopping or pop in one of the many local boutiques or larger European brand stores. Popular items to purchase include leather goods, Limoncello, and inlaid wood items.
Sorrento is known to be such a beautiful destination, so just exploring and taking it all in should be one of the top things to do on your list. The city offers spectacular views of Mount Vesuvius as well as a scenic waterfront. You can stop by one of the many cafes around town and soak up the quintessential Italian atmosphere.
The public transit in Sorrento is fast and efficient. Over the course of a few days, you should be able to explore the small city quite easily and affordably. Buses travel around town and you can also visit nearby areas using the Circumvesuviana train line, EAV and Sita buses, Cooperativa Tasso minibuses, or one of the many ferry companies.
More Activities
Sorrento offers a large selection of activities, attractions, tours, and things to do. Take a look at some of the better options, compare prices, and make your reservations ahead of time to ensure a fantastic adventure.
If you're looking for even more ideas of things to do in Sorrento, see Villa Comunale, Basilica di Sant'Antonino, Marina Grande, and Piazza Tasso.
Sorrento Costs
Calculated from the travel expenses of previous visitors, the average daily travel cost in Sorrento is $197 per person. Your individual expenses can stay close to this amount if you stay in a mid-range hotel and eat at normal restaurants. Below is a typical price breakdown of what you might expect to spend each day, per person, if you travel on a lower budget, mid-range budget, or luxury budget on your trip. For more details, see the travel costs for Sorrento here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $4 | $9 | $17 |
| Food2 | $33 | $77 | $155 |
| Entertainment1 | $15 | $39 | $108 |
| Alcohol2 | $4 | $10 | $19 |
Accommodation
Hotels
The average hotel room price in Sorrento is $175 based on the average from 468 hotels provided by Kayak. For more details, you can see our analysis of hotel costs in Sorrento here.
Suggested Hotels
Hostels
If you're traveling on a backpacker's budget, hostels are a great way to save some money and meet other travelers, too. In Sorrento, the average price for a bed in a dorm at a hostel is $28. For more information on hostels, you can see our overview of hostel costs in Sorrento here.
Transportation
If you are driving yourself on this journey, see driving directions from Sorrento to Amalfi.
Trains are a great way to get from Sorrento to Amalfi, and you can see the train schedules and prices here.
Buses from Sorrento to Amalfi are affordable and efficient. Prices can vary by date and time, so make sure to see the bus prices and schedules here.
4. Amalfi
2 Days
Amalfi is a stunning town that sits at the middle of the Amalfi Coast, making it a great base for exploring the entire area. The town is filled with beautiful buildings and nearby there are stunning viewpoints. Everyone from families to honeymooners consider this to be a world class destination.
Amalfi brings plenty of visitors because it has museums, beaches, snorkeling and scuba diving, hiking, nightlife, delicious food, and beautiful locations. It's also a great destination for couples because of everything available.
For foodies, Amalfi is an obvious choice, as it is one of the food capitals of the world.
Visitors come to Amalfi from all over the world to see its beauty, as it has a reputation of being absolutely stunning.
What to See in Amalfi
How to Spend 2 Days in Amalfi
Day 1:
When visiting Amalfi, you absolutely can't miss the dramatic coastline as it's one of the most famous places in the world. Make sure you allow yourself enough time to fully experience it.
The culinary scene in Amalfi is world famous, and draws visitors from around the globe. Make sure you spend time enjoying breakfast, lunch, and dinner at some of this town's best restaurants. And consider a food tour, too. Many are either a half day or just a few hours, so you can fit one into your schedule easily. The town's access to the beautiful sea means that many dishes use a variety of seafood. Eggplant is also a common ingredient and you'll find everything from pastas to elegant desserts around town.
Amalfi is a walkable city and easy to explore on foot. With only a day in the town, you'll have no trouble seeing the local sights. It's a compact and charming town that is a bit flatter than some nearby villages so it's easy to explore on foot.
Day 2:
Known for it's hiking, Amalfi sees plenty of visitors looking to get outdoors. Spend a day exploring the natural beauty and scenery on a nearby hike. The coastline is filled with great trails that offer stunning views. Hiking is a top way to see the natural beauty of the Amalfi Coast and catch a glimpse at some of the best beaches.
Amalfi is known to be such a beautiful destination, so just exploring and taking it all in should be one of the top things to do on your list. The coastline is world renowned for its beautiful villages, striking cliffs, and stunning blue water. The weaving roads make for a dramatic and breathtaking drive.
The public transit in Amalfi is fast and efficient. Over the course of a few days, you should be able to explore the town quite easily and affordably. The SITA buses offer transit between many of the towns along the Amalfi Coast.
More Activities
Amalfi offers a large selection of activities, attractions, tours, and things to do. Take a look at some of the better options, compare prices, and make your reservations ahead of time to ensure a fantastic adventure.
If you're looking for even more ideas of things to do in Amalfi, see Getting To and Around the Amalfi Coast, Amalfi Coast's Seaside Towns, The Ultimate Travel Planning Guide to the Amalfi Coast, and Amalfi Cathedral.
Amalfi Costs
Calculated from the travel expenses of previous visitors, the average daily travel cost in Amalfi is $289 per person. Your individual expenses can stay close to this amount if you stay in a mid-range hotel and eat at normal restaurants. Below is a typical price breakdown of what you might expect to spend each day, per person, if you travel on a lower budget, mid-range budget, or luxury budget on your trip. For more details, see the travel costs for Amalfi here.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Transportation1 | $32 | $78 | $179 |
| Food2 | $55 | $126 | $240 |
| Entertainment1 | $14 | $31 | $60 |
| Alcohol2 | $10 | $23 | $43 |
Accommodation
Hotels
The average hotel room price in Amalfi is $183 based on the average from 151 hotels provided by Kayak. For more details, you can see our analysis of hotel costs in Amalfi here.
Suggested Hotels
Hostels
If you're traveling on a backpacker's budget, hostels are a great way to save some money and meet other travelers, too. In Amalfi, the average price for a bed in a dorm at a hostel is $43. For more information on hostels, you can see our overview of hostel costs in Amalfi here.
Final Transportation
As this is the last destination in the itinerary, you can make your way back to Rome.
If you are driving yourself on this journey, see driving directions from Amalfi to Rome.
Trains are a great way to get from Amalfi to Rome, and you can see the train schedules and prices here.
Buses from Amalfi to Rome are affordable and efficient. Prices can vary by date and time, so make sure to see the bus prices and schedules here.
Next Steps
So now that you have all of the information you need to plan your seven-day trip in the Amalfi Coast, it's time to get started. Make your bookings ahead of time not just to find the cheapest prices, but also before the best hotels and tours fill up. We also have plenty of other resources to help you plan you trip, or another trip, too. Happy travels!
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