The nearest Trenitalia train stations are in Salerno or Naples, which are connected to the main lines between north and south of Italy.įor info on timetable and prices go to: There is also a line called “circumvesuviana”, that connects Naples to Sorrento in 1 hour (with a stop at the Pompei ruins which is right in between).įor timetables go to web site We suggest that in high season you go by train to Salerno instead of Naples. The Interno Positano orange bus goes around town in 15 minutes from the main square making several stops,Īmong which also Piazza dei Mulini (where you can buy tickets) and Grotta Fornillo where our hotel is. If you come by ferry walk to the Cathedral and then to the main square and notice that on the pier you have the porters to deliver your luggage to the hotel at an affordable charge. Or Salerno by Travelmar For info: Gescab/ Travelmar 089/811986
Pensione Maria Luisa is one of the few places that's affordable - yes it's basic, but it's well positioned and the view is to die for.Connections between Positano and Sorrento, Capri, Ischia, Amalfi, It's near-on impossible to find somewhere to stay in Positano that isn't eye-wateringly expensive. The pensione itself is run by Carlo - he's delightful and friendly and has so much time to give to chat to his guests, it's a pleasure speaking with him. The pensione is near some really good restaurants - Next2 is a more expensive option but the family restaurant - Il Saraceno d'Ora, run by Maria Luisa herself, is excellent for pizza and very reasonable indeed. They have fridges and the air-con functions well. Rooms are basic but clean and comfortable. The location is pretty fab too! Fornillo Beach is straight down the steps from the pensione (coming back up is a killer) this beach is not as packed as Positano and I think is much nicer. Definitely get a room with a private terrace - they are really large and well-equipped with furniture.
The best thing about Pensione Maria Luisa is the fabulous view.
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