Private transfer from Naples International Airport to Minori

Minori sits between Maiori and Amalfi, quieter than both and known for its wide, walkable seafront and a shallow sandy beach that suits families with young children. The town is the home of the Villa Romana, a Roman maritime villa with mosaic floors right in the centre, and of Amalfi Coast pastry-making — Sal De Riso's shop draws people specifically for the local sfogliatella and lemon cake. Lemons grow on the terraces above town, and the Sentiero dei Limoni footpath links Minori to Maiori through the groves. Most visitors are couples and families in late spring and summer; it stays calmer than Positano and keeps a residential feel, with the Basilica di Santa Trofimena on the small piazza near the shore.

The route leaves Capodichino on the ring road and A3 motorway toward Salerno, which covers most of the distance smoothly. The character changes once you exit near Angri or Cava and climb over the Valico di Chiunzi pass, or approach along the SS163 Amalfitana coastal road. Either way the final stretch is a sequence of tight bends cut into the cliffs, with oncoming buses squeezing past on blind corners. Expect roughly an hour and a half in normal traffic, longer on summer weekends when the coast road backs up around Maiori and Amalfi. Minori itself sits at sea level, so the road drops steeply into town. Passengers prone to motion sickness should sit in front and keep the trip in daylight when possible.

Vehicles can reach Minori's seafront, which is an advantage over Positano where cars stop above the town. Give your driver the exact address, because many accommodations are up narrow lanes and stepped alleys off the main road where a car cannot go — you may walk the last stretch with luggage, so pack light. Traffic on the SS163 is restricted with alternating one-way flow in peak season, which can add time near Amalfi. If your flight lands late, confirm arrival details in advance since the coast road is dark and slow after nightfall. For onward trips, Minori has a ferry stop in summer linking Amalfi, Positano and Salerno, useful for avoiding the road on day trips.