Private Car Service from Rome to Salerno
From Fiumicino, Ciampino, Termini or your Rome hotel to your hotel in Salerno, the cruise terminal or the ferries for the Amalfi Coast.
Rome to Salerno at a glance
A private car service from Rome to Salerno with Positano Limo Service costs €650 for a Mercedes E-Class (1–2 passengers) between 06:00 and 24:00, or €670 at night, all-inclusive. The drive covers about 270 km on the A1 and A30 motorways, bypassing Naples, and takes about 2.5–3 hours to your hotel, the cruise terminal or the ferry piers.
Prices and details last updated: September 2026Rome to Salerno, without crossing Naples
After Caserta the A30 motorway skirts around Naples, which keeps this the fastest drive we run from Rome to the south.
Rome → Salerno rates
Per vehicle, one way. Fuel, tolls, parking, VAT and the chauffeur included; night rate 00:00–06:00.
Same prices from Salerno back to Rome. Full rate sheet: pricing.
Joining a cruise in Salerno?
Cruise ships dock at the Stazione Marittima on Molo Manfredi, a short drive from the city centre. We take you from your Rome hotel or straight from your flight at Fiumicino to the terminal, with your luggage.
- Send us your ship and boarding time: we plan the pick-up in Rome with a safe margin for traffic.
- Flying in the same day? We monitor your flight and adjust the pick-up if it is delayed.
- Disembarking in Salerno? We also drive from the terminal back to Rome at the same prices.
Salerno: the eastern door to the Amalfi Coast
Salerno has a long seafront promenade, the Cathedral of San Matteo in the old town and, in winter, the Luci d'Artista light festival. It is also the starting point for the east side of the Amalfi Coast.
Salerno old town
Narrow streets, the cathedral and the seafront, all close to the port.
Amalfi & Positano
Ferries from Salerno's piers to Amalfi and Positano, mostly in the warmer months and weather permitting.
Vietri & Paestum
Vietri sul Mare, the ceramics town at the start of the coast, and the Greek temples of Paestum to the south.
What guests say
“Truly a fantastic service! Price was fantastic and the drivers were amazing!”
“Our driver… got us to our destination in record time!”
“Would definitely recommend them and I would use them again in the future.”
Add a stop on the way to Salerno
Turn your transfer into a short tour. We stop where you choose, your luggage stays locked in the car with the driver, then we drive on to your hotel. Every stop includes 2 hours of visit plus 30 minutes free for a coffee or a bite.
| Stop in | E-Class / V-Class1–7 guests | Sprinter8–16 guests |
|---|---|---|
| PompeiiThe ruins of the Roman city buried by Vesuvius · see the Pompeii stopover | €770 | €1,020 |
| HerculaneumSmaller and better preserved than Pompeii, easy in 2 hours | €770 | €1,020 |
Prices per vehicle, daytime, tolls and parking included. Entrance tickets are never included. When you book, write the stop you want in the notes.
Rome to Salerno: your questions
How long does it take to drive from Rome to Salerno?
The drive covers about 270 km and takes about 2.5 to 3 hours on the A1 and A30 motorways, which bypass Naples. Traffic, season and your pick-up point in Rome (Fiumicino, Ciampino, Termini or your hotel) can change the time.
How much is a private transfer from Rome to Salerno?
Rates are fixed per vehicle: Mercedes E-Class (1–2 passengers) €650 by day and €670 at night; Mercedes V-Class (up to 7 passengers) €650 by day and €680 at night; Mercedes Sprinter (up to 16 passengers) €900 by day and €950 at night. Fuel, tolls, parking and VAT are included.
Can you take us to the Salerno cruise terminal?
Yes. We drive you directly to the Stazione Marittima on Molo Manfredi, where cruise ships dock. Send us your ship and boarding time so we can plan the pick-up in Rome with a safe margin.
Can we take a ferry from Salerno to Amalfi or Positano?
Yes. Ferries run from Salerno to Amalfi and Positano, mostly from spring to autumn and depending on the sea. We can drop you at the pier, or drive you all the way to your hotel on the coast.
Is the train from Rome to Salerno a good alternative?
High-speed trains run from Roma Termini to Salerno and are a good option if you start in central Rome with light luggage. A private car is easier from Fiumicino, with a lot of luggage, for families and groups, or to reach the cruise terminal or a hotel directly.
Can we stop at the Royal Palace of Caserta on the way?
Yes. Caserta is right on the route, where the A1 meets the A30. A 2-hour stop, plus 30 minutes free for a coffee or a bite, costs €120 extra per vehicle (€60 per extra hour); entrance tickets and guides are not included.
Reserve your Rome → Salerno car
Tap Book now and add your hotel, ferry or cruise details. Nothing is charged now: our office confirms by email with a secure card check (€0.01), and you pay on the day, by card or cash.