Turns out, with a little planning you can visit Amalfi Coast without driving your own car – by ferry, buses or taxi. There are different ways to plan Amalfi Coast transportation logistics depending on where you plan to base, which towns you are going to be visiting and your budget, of course.

Getting around the Amalfi Coast without a car is not only easy but often highly recommended due to the extremely narrow, congested roads and the high cost of parking. In 2026, the most efficient way to travel between the main towns like Positano, Amalfi, and Salerno is by ferry (water bus). Ferries allow you to bypass the legendary "Sita bus" traffic jams and offer the most spectacular views of the cliffs from the water. For more budget-conscious travelers, the Sita Bus network is extensive and inexpensive, with tickets costing only a few euros, though they can be uncomfortably crowded during peak summer months. If you are staying in the "high" towns like Ravello or Agerola, you will rely on these buses or local shuttles. Walking is also an option for short distances or for the "Path of the Gods" hike, but the steep staircases between coastal levels require a good level of fitness. Overall, as long as you plan your schedule around the ferry and bus timetables and avoid the "nighttime gap" (when buses stop running), a car-free vacation is a much more relaxing way to experience the region.