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Car hire at Naples Airport

Car hire at Naples Airport

Naples Airport (NAP) is an international hub, which serves the city and the surrounding area of southern Italy. Located 4.8km from the airport, it should take less than 20 minutes to drive into Naples via the Viale Fulco Ruffo di Calabria road when traffic conditions are good. A bustling city of historical importance situated on a large bay awaits when you arrive.

What I need to know

As you would expect from a busy gateway into Italy, there are plenty of options when it comes to Naples Airport car rental. You’ll find more than a dozen firms to choose from, so use the Holiday Autos site to compare car hire to get the best price. You’ll also receive free cancellation, no credit card fees and 24/7 customer support.

Where to pick up my car

The majority of Naples Airport car hire companies have desks in the terminal. Most flights arrive into Terminal 1 and you will find representatives from the firms in the arrivals hall. A few companies offer pick-up elsewhere in the airport and a reasonable number offer a free shuttle bus to get to your vehicle. Be sure to know what the arrangements are at the time of booking.

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  • “The pick-up was easy, it took 5 minutes from arriving at the desk to driving out the car, and the return took even less time.”
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Where to go

Naples is a large city with lots to discover, which means having a hire car will really help you to make the most of your time. The Centro Storico is particularly bustling, but Royal Naples and Monte Echia is the most impressive and upmarket area of town. To get away from it all, head to Capodimonte, where there is a large park and palace.

Nearby Naples Airport

The presence of Mount Vesuvius looms large over the Bay of Naples. It’s well worth a visit, but so are the towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum, which both felt the wrath of the volcano’s eruptions. This preserved them perfectly and offers a rare insight into ancient life, with fascinating exhibits on display.

Longer drives

Really put your hire car to the best use and take a trip down the Amalfi Coast for some quintessentially Italian views. Beautiful villages perch on the cliffs and contrast their stone walls with the aquamarine sea and golden sand below. Enjoy stunning Sorrento and hop aboard a ferry to the island of Capri.

Eating and drinking

Naples is so famous for its food that many dishes have been named after it. While you will find some of the best pizza and pasta in the world in Naples, be sure to venture away from these typical dishes and explore more of what the cuisine has to offer. This includes everything from cured meats and cheeses to seafood and gelato.

Things to do

Going to the opera is one of the best things to do in Naples, as the San Carlo is one of the finest opera houses in Europe. Put on your most elegant clothes and choose any one of the great shows. People have been dancing the tarantella in Naples since the 17th century, so continue the tradition by learning a few steps.

Sightseeing

The Naples National Archaeological Museum is housed within a 17th-century palace and is home to everything from prehistoric artefacts to ancient coins. Meanwhile, the funerary chapel of Cappella Sansevero is renowned for its veiled statues. Admire the neo-gothic façade of Naples cathedral before heading inside and taking in all the art, mosaics and relics on display.

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