We advise you to print the SITA schedule presented in the following table and keep it safe with all the other documents you’ll be bringing on holiday with you to the Amalfitana coast.
You’ll definitely need this information every time you decide to depart from our parking lot to go on an outing to Amalfi (7 Km), Positano  (7 Km), Ravello (13 Km.), Sorrento (20Km.) or to other centres of attraction on the Sorrentina-Amalfitana coast.
While staying comfortably seated and relaxed you will be able to admire the rugged coastline with its sheer precipices plunging into the sea and floods of curves, each with a breathtaking panorama of its own that varies with the bends in the road.
So… enjoy these beautiful moments even before your vacation has begun, because our curvaceous main road (A163) as beautiful as it is, isn’t easy to drive on.

Tickets are not bought aboard the buses but can be obtained on any premises that displays the sign reproduced here. Caution: keep your ticket safe, as a fine of 60,00 Euro is levied on passengers not in possession of a valid ticket.

The SITA service offers air-conditioned buses driven by tried and tested drivers as a great alternative to cars and connects the various centres all day long.
Using the SITA buses is a really novel and enjoyable experience which is certainly different to that offered by a normal city bus service.
In Sorrento, bus station with timetables are outside the railway station and in the central piazza.

• Train schedules from Naples Train Station to Sortrento
• For the Sita Bus Schedules click here - try to find the "QUADRO 15" and click on "Amalfi - Positano - Sorrento".
  This schedule is also from Sorrento to Positano, from Sorrento to Praiano and from Sorrento to Amalfi.

How to reach Positano. Praiano, Furore Amalfi and Ravello from Sorrento
As you have reached Sorrento, you can take the Sita bus to reach the above towns. The Sita bus station is located in front of the exit of Circumvesuviana. Near by there is a magazine shop where you buy the ticket to board the bus. Make sure to have the ticket so you can clip it on the yellow machine in the bus. If you want to know the time schedules of Sita public trasportation, you can check Sita's web site at www.sitabus.it

Towns along the Amalfi Coast and on the Sorrentine peninsula are also served by Campania's extensive regional bus network, which includes municipal buses along with intercity service provided by two main companies: ACTP (PHONE: 081/7001111) usually handles medium- and long-distance routes out of Naples, and SITA (Via Pisanelli 3, just south of Piazza Municipio, PHONE: 081/5522176 or 081/5934644 or PHONE: 081/5522176 or 081/5934644) serves the Amalfi Coast, connecting Sorrento with Salerno. SITA Blue Line buses make the trip along the coast 22 times daily between 6:30 AM and 10 PM (festival, Sunday, and bank holiday schedules vary from weekday schedule). Wallet-size SITA schedules are available at ticket vendors, regional tourist offices, and from hotel concierges, or contact SITA in Salerno (Via Irno 2-4, PHONE: 089/791660). Schedules are also posted at the Sorrento train station and at the SITA bus office at Bar Sita, Piazza Flavio Gioia in Amalfi.

Tickets must be purchased in advance. You'll find ticket vendors in many caf's, bars, and newsstands area-wide, in addition to bus company offices. One-way trip prices range from 1,00 Euro to 2,00 Euro.

For best views en route, sit on the sea side of the bus (on your left as you board the bus if you're starting in Sorrento, on your right if you begin at the other end of the Amalfi Coast). The bus driver will stop anywhere on the main route as long as you inform him of your destination, be it hotel or fork in the road, when boarding.

Amalfi

You can purchase SITA Blue Line tickets prior to boarding at Bar Sita (Piazza Flavio Gioia) or any port-side bar, travel agency, or tobacco shop displaying a SITA sticker; all SITA buses leave Amalfi from Piazza Flavio Gioia. A special express bus to Naples departs many mornings at 8 AM (3,00 Euro); catching this bus makes for an easy and scenic ride back to the city.

Positano

Purchase SITA Blue Line tickets prior to boarding at the Tabaccheria (Piazza dei Mulini) as well as at other tobacconists and caf's. The Blue Line bus stops in Positano are at Chiesa Nuova in the upper town and Sponda in the lower town. SITA buses pass through town almost hourly, from 7 AM-7:30 PM (later on weekdays) on the run from Amalfi to Sorrento; and from 9 (earlier on weekdays)-9:30 PM (later on weekdays) on the run from Sorrento to Amalfi.

Ravello

ATACS (Orange Line) municipal buses make the run up and down the mountain between Ravello and Piazza Flavio Gioia in Amalfi, from where you can connect to the main Amalfi Drive. You can purchase SITA Blue Line bus tickets prior to boarding, at Bar San Domingo (Piazza Duomo, PHONE: 089/857142); Bar Calce (Via Roma 2, PHONE: 089/857152); and Tabaccheria (Via dei Rufolo 4). Buses run almost hourly.

Salerno

SITA (Via Irno 2-4, PHONE: 089/791660) buses run hourly to Sorrento, three times per hour to Naples, and once or twice an hour to Amalfi. Purchase tickets at the SITA office or at tobacco shops displaying the SITA sticker. ATACS (Orange Line) buses run locally through the city. ATACS and SCAT buses (Salerno train station) run frequently to Paestum.

Sorrento

SITA Blue Line buses and coaches depart hourly from Sorrento (Circumvesuviana train station, PHONE: 081/593-4644) to Amalfi. Before boarding, purchase SITA tickets at the Mayflower Bar, Bar dei Fiori (Piazza Lauro), the newspaper stand in the train station, or Bar Tonino (Piazza Lauro).For trips from Sorrento to the coastal towns of the Sorrentine peninsula, the main stops are Massa Lubrense, Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi, and Torca. Service usually begins at 5 AM and lasts until 10:30 PM, with varying schedule for weekends and holidays.