私人汽车接送从 Florence 到 Sorrento

The train ride is a little over 5 hours and covers a distance of about 256 miles (412 km). Take the high-speed train from Firenze Santa Maria Novella and then head to Napoli Centrale train station. Once you’re there, transfer to Napoli P. Garibaldi and go to Sorrento. Unfortunately, there are no direct trains from Florence to Sorrento.

For a seamless and hassle-free experience, a private door-to-door car service is often considered the best way to travel from Florence to Sorrento. It’s the only direct option, and when you travel with Daytrip, you can fully customize your itinerary, from when your English-speaking driver will pick you up to the sightseeing stops you make along the way.

The bus ride from Florence to Sorrento averages 10 hours. If you get a window seat, you can watch the charming towns, olive gardens, vineyards, and endless blue skies pass by. So even though the bus route is long and cheap, you won’t be able to do more than watch the passing scenery.

Choosing between Florence and Sorrento depends on your preferences. Whether you prefer the rich art and culture of Florence or the coastal beauty and scrumptious food of Sorrento, pick what makes you happy. Both cities see a lot of tourists annually, but if you want a more relaxed, seaside atmosphere or plan on exploring the Amalfi Coast, then Sorrento is the way to go.

The journey takes 6 hours by car, with beautiful views of Tuscany, vineyards, and the coast.

The bus is the cheapest way to travel, but you pay with your precious vacation time and comfort. Tickets are between $40-$55 for a 10-hour journey with a connection in Rome.

The most popular sightseeing stops are the world-famous Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius. Other places like Lucignano, the Pastena Caves, the Cantina del Vesuvio, and Positano might also become the highlight of your Daytrip transfer.

The only direct way to make your Florence-Sorrento journey is by driving or hiring a driver. You can take a bus that has a transfer in Rome or take a high-speed train and then transfer to a regional train in Naples.

These famous Italian cities are 320 miles (512 km) apart across the fields of Tuscany and Campania.

Driving is the fastest way to travel this route. The journey takes around 6 hours without optional sightseeing stops.

Rome, Naples, and Pisa are all great contenders for the next leg of your Italian vacation. Check Daytrip's blog for suggestions and travel tips for your next city!