Pompei to Piano di Sorrento Bus

Why Travel by Train  

• Quick and Hassle-Free – The train from Pompei to Piano di Sorrento is one of the fastest ways to travel along the Sorrentine Peninsula, avoiding road congestion.  

• Affordable Transport – Train fares on this route are budget-friendly, making it an excellent choice for both locals and tourists.  

• Frequent Service – With regular trains running throughout the day, you can travel at your convenience without long waiting times.  

• Scenic Views Along the Coast – The journey offers beautiful coastal and countryside landscapes, making your trip enjoyable.  

• Eco-Conscious Choice – Choosing the train over a car reduces carbon emissions, making it a sustainable travel option.  

• Perfect for Sightseers – The train connects directly to major tourist destinations, making it an easy way to explore more of southern Italy.  

Traveling Tips  

• Know Your Train Line – The train from Pompei to Piano di Sorrento is part of the Circumvesuviana railway, which connects Naples, Pompeii, and the Sorrento coastline.  

• Verify the Train Schedule – Timetables can change, so it’s best to check the latest departure times before heading to the station.  

• Book Your Ticket in Advance – Although tickets can be purchased at the station, getting them online ensures a smooth and stress-free journey.  

• Arrive a Bit Early – Plan to be at the station at least 10-15 minutes before departure to secure a good spot, especially during busy travel hours.  

• Expect Crowds at Peak Times – Trains on this route can be crowded, particularly in summer, so try to travel during off-peak hours for a more comfortable experience.  

• Keep Your Valuables Secure – The train is safe, but like any popular tourist route, it’s always a good idea to stay aware of your belongings.  

• Explore Piano di Sorrento – Once you arrive, take time to enjoy the local markets, stunning coastal views, and authentic Italian cafes that make this town a hidden gem.  

Frequently Asked Questions  

How do you take the train from Pompei to Piano di Sorrento?  

To travel by train, go to Pompei Scavi-Villa dei Misteri Station, which is close to the archaeological site. Board a Circumvesuviana train heading toward Sorrento, and get off at Piano di Sorrento Station.  

How often do trains run from Pompei to Piano di Sorrento?  

Trains operate frequently throughout the day, typically every 20-30 minutes. However, checking the latest timetable before your trip is recommended.  

How much is a train ticket from Pompei to Piano di Sorrento?  

Ticket prices are affordable, usually costing just a few euros. Prices may vary slightly depending on the latest fare updates.  

How long is the train ride from Pompei to Piano di Sorrento?  

The journey takes approximately 25-30 minutes, making it a quick and convenient option for travelers.  

Where can I find the Pompei to Piano di Sorrento train schedule?  

Schedules can be checked at the station or online through our website and ticket booking platform.  

Do I need to book my ticket in advance?  

While tickets can be purchased at the station, booking online is recommended to avoid lines and ensure a smoother travel experience.  

Is the train from Pompei to Piano di Sorrento direct?  

Yes, the Circumvesuviana train is a direct service, so you don’t need to change trains.  

Is there luggage storage on the train?  

There are no dedicated luggage compartments, but small bags and suitcases can be placed in overhead racks or at your seat.  

What can I do in Piano di Sorrento after arriving?  

Piano di Sorrento is known for its relaxed atmosphere, coastal views, charming piazzas, and delicious local food. You can also visit Marina di Cassano, a small port with stunning sea views.  

What other transport options are available from Pompei to Piano di Sorrento?  

Besides the train, you can take a bus, taxi, or private transfer, but the train remains the fastest and most economical choice.  

Is it good to stay in Piano di Sorrento?  

Yes! Piano di Sorrento is a fantastic place to stay, especially if you're looking for a quieter, more authentic alternative to Sorrento while still being close to all the major attractions.