The drive from Naples Airport follows the A3 motorway and SS145 past Sorrento, continuing 10 minutes beyond to Massa Lubrense. The total journey takes 70–80 minutes. Your driver meets you at the arrivals hall with a name sign, loads your luggage, and handles the final narrow roads that wind through olive groves and lemon terraces to your accommodation. All vehicles are air-conditioned with Wi-Fi, phone chargers, and complimentary water. Child seats are available at no extra charge.
There is no direct public transport from Naples to Massa Lubrense — the Circumvesuviana train reaches Sorrento, but you still need a local bus or taxi for the last 10 minutes through hilly terrain. A private transfer eliminates all connections and delivers you door-to-door. The area includes the hamlets of Nerano (with legendary beach restaurant Lo Scoglio), Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi (panoramic views over both the Bay of Naples and the Amalfi Coast), and Marina del Cantone (the best swimming beach on the peninsula).
Massa Lubrense is the base for some of the region's best hiking: the Punta Campanella trail (2h) ends at the lighthouse with Capri views, while the descent to Ieranto Bay reveals a pristine cove in a protected marine reserve. [Snorkelling tours](/blog/best-snorkeling-spots-amalfi-coast) depart from Marina del Cantone. Despite being just 10 minutes past Sorrento, accommodation prices are 30–40% lower, and the food scene is exceptional — this is where Sorrento's best restaurants source their ingredients. [All stays](/stays) | [Boat tours](/boat-tour-amalfi-coast) | [Transfer to Sorrento](/naples-to-sorrento-transfer).