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Combo (Save 5%): Alibus One-Way Transfers + Pompeii Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Alibus One-Way Transfers + Pompeii Tickets
Start: 2025-11-01T00:10:00
End: 2025-11-01T23:40:00
Location: Naples

Couple smiling and pointing out the window on a bus tour.

Alibus at Naples Capodichino Airport for transfer to Naples Maritime Station.

Pompeii ruins with Mount Vesuvius in the background, Italy.

Man boarding a bus for airport transfer between Naples Capodichino Airport and Naples Maritime Station.

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09:00am - 07:00pm

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Maximize your time in Naples with this money-saving combo that includes one-way transfers from Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal and Naples Maritime Station, and an awe-inspiring visit to Pompeii.

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One-Way Tickets: Maritime Station to Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal + Tickets to Pompeii

€29.80

€28.31

5% off

One-way transfers from Maritime Station to Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal
Entry to Pompeii
Free Wi-Fi
Air-conditioned bus
Strollers accessible area

One-Way Tickets: Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal to Maritime Station + Tickets to Pompeii

€29.80

€28.31

5% off

One-way transfers from Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal to Maritime Station
Entry to Pompeii
Free Wi-Fi
Air-conditioned bus
Strollers accessible area

4.1/5

(14,539)

Mohammed

Sep 2025

Verified booking

5/5

I expected it to be very difficult to find the bus station upon my arrival in Naples, but it was actually very easy. I also anticipated encountering pickpockets and crowded areas that might make it easy for them to steal our money. However, I found an organized line of tourists waiting for their turn to board the bus. The bus driver checked that the bus was full before leaving the station, allowing the next one to come. I was also worried that my e-ticket might be invalid and that the driver would not accept it, so I had prepared 5 euros just in case. But the driver gently scanned the QR code and let me board the bus. Overall, I really enjoyed my trip with Alibus.

Jeremy

Sep 2025

Verified booking

5/5

We opted to take the Alibus from the port in Naples rather than from the central station, reasoning that it would get crowded as it filled up there. The bus was waiting when we arrived at around 6:45. We chose our seats on the near empty bus and it left soon afterwards. The bus was modern, clean and comfortable. As we predicted, it filled up as it stopped at a couple of places - most passengers getting on at the central train station. It got us to the airport entrance in good time. This is by far the best way to get to/from Naples airport and the town and is very good value compared to any other option.

Adoración

Sep 2025

Verified booking

5/5

Booking was easy. Even though we had to go 20 minutes to the entrance, it was hard considering that we had little time to be inside. And the tickets nobody told us where they were and we had to walk around a lot to find the place where they were printed. It would have been easier to enter through the upstairs door and show the tickets online. Also we had to wait in the store 20 min more for them to print them. But the experience inside was fine. Too big for just a few hours. But I will come back someday

Experience convenient one-way transfers between Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal and Naples Maritime Station or vice versa, on a modern, air-conditioned bus.

Stay connected with free onboard Wi-Fi and get to your destination in just 35 minutes. Enjoy ample space to store strollers and bring your pets along for a comfortable ride.

Traverse through time with tickets to Pompeii, the ancient Roman city perfectly preserved under volcanic ash, offering a unique glimpse into history.

A walk through Pompeii’s old cobbled streets will give you a glimpse into the rich displays of Vesuvian art, everyday ancient artifacts, and ruins that reveal a timeless connection to our modern world.

Fun fact: Pompeii, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was lost in time until its rediscovery in 1748 and now attracts nearly 2.5 million visitors every year.

Alibus One-Way Tickets

One-way transfers between Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal & Naples Maritime Station

Free Wi-Fi

Air-conditioned bus

Strollers accessible area

Pompeii

Entry to Pompeii

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Constance
Oct 2025
Verified booking
5/5
We arrived at Pompeii on a Monday around 12pm and found it to be quite busy. Our pre-purchased tickets required us to check in at the tourist center which was unexpected and a bit confusing to find and set us back an hour from scheduled ticket time. With the help of a local ristorante owner we eventually found the location where we were bombarded with sales people who tried to sell us maps as well as a listening tour guide device, which needed to be returned before the park closed, or a QR code to listen on our own phones which did not cover much of the sites. I would recommend getting there as soon as the park opens to avoid an onslaught of guided tour buses. Also, which entry gate your ticket is for, plan ahead on where to park if you are driving there. Arrive and at least half an hour before your scheduled ticket time unless you already know where to go to get your tickets printed for entry. There are three entrances to the park and you really need to know which one your ticket is for. As for Hurculaneum, I found this to be a more intimate and relaxed experience. It is a far better preserved site with more mosaics and frescoes, far fewer people and felt far less hurried. All in all an experience not to be missed. In both Pompeii and Herculaneum we were approached by private tour guides inside the park for an added cost but chose not use them. Viewing the human remains in both parks felt invasive on a very personal level and I chose not photograph them out of respect.
εVangelia
Oct 2025
Verified booking
4/5
Forum and theatro...and the bodies of the persons who were burnt there...it was impressive...the stores. ..the big villas and or course the nice gardens...I loved them
Creutzer
Oct 2025
Verified booking
3/5
A beautiful day in Pompeii. Thanks to the ticket, we didn't have to wait and got in easily. However, the audio guide offered by the agency was a big disappointment. 10 euros (we took 2 for 4) for the phone or physical version, but : - for the physical version, you have to bring it back to the store before 5:30 p.m. (inconvenient as they're not near the circumvesuviana station) - for the phone version: impossible to use because there's no mobile network on the Pompei site. The best thing would have been to offer wifi in the agency and a system for downloading audio tapes, given the mediocrity of the network coverage! And 2 additional points: - I wanted to listen to the audio guide when I got back on the train at the end of the day: impossible, as the codes I was given had been deactivated after 7pm. - as we were leaving, we realized that physical audioguides were available on site for 9 euros, which could be returned at the exit until closing time. So we were delighted with our day in Pompeii, but we had a bitter taste for the audioguide story, which made us feel we'd been cheated out of 20 euros...
Dino
Oct 2025
Verified booking
4/5
I try to explain how to find the bus: After the customs control (which was unmanned) there is an exit to the vestibule on the left after about 20m (there is also a large signpost with Alibus at the bottom left). In the vestibule directly at the exit is the ticket machine for the Alibus. (I have already booked the tickets online. You can then skip the queue at the machine and go straight to the bus). The driver scans the QR code. Once you are outside, walk straight ahead, after about 30m, turn left for about 10m and then right again for about 20m. But it is also signposted with Alibus. (Yellow lettering on a brown background). Beige buses with a red stripe. The journey to Napoli Centrale (Piazza Garibaldi, directly opposite the main station) takes about 8-10 minutes. P.S. There are cab drivers waiting at the airport who want to take you to the city center for 5€. I didn't do it and wouldn't recommend it. Hope I could help you....
Rolf
Oct 2025
Verified booking
3/5
We didn't like the fact that people urinated in many corners, once even worse. But we weren't surprised when we had to search for a toilet for almost twenty minutes because they were very poorly signposted and then the street and therefore the one toilet was closed. We didn't like the fact that the street names didn't appear on the map or only appeared to a limited extent, which in turn made it difficult to find our way around. We didn't like the fact that the closed entrances/sights were not marked on the map, which exacerbated all the problems mentioned above. It was very confusing overall.

With this budget-friendly combo, get to see the best of Naples. This combo offers bus transfers from Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal to Naples Maritime Station and access to the ancient city of Pompeii. It also takes care of your travel logistics but also offers an exciting journey into the rich cultural heritage of Naples.

Alibus One-Way Tickets: Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal to/from Naples Maritime Station

Kickstart your adventure by effortlessly navigating your way from Naples Capodichino Airport Terminal to the city's vibrant heart, the Naples Maritime Station, or vice-versa, in a modern, air-conditioned bus. Not only does this one-way transfer save you the stress of navigating public transportation, but it also provides free Wi-Fi and ample space for strollers. The bus stop is conveniently located right at the airport and at the entrance of Naples Maritime Station. The journey takes just 35 minutes, leaving you plenty of time to explore the city or board a hydrofoil to the beautiful islands of Ischia, Capri, and Sorrento.

Tickets to Pompeii

After soaking up the urban vibes of Naples, delve into ancient history with your ticket to Pompeii. This UNESCO World Heritage Site was once a bustling Roman city until the eruption of Mount Vesuvius on August 24, 79 AD buried it beneath volcanic ash. Exploring the preserved ruins, from the Forum to the Basilica, you'll find yourself immersed in a world frozen in time. With approximately four hours to explore, you'll have plenty of time to marvel at the ancient frescos, statues, and artifacts that bring this bygone era to life.

Pompeii

Monday	09:00am - 07:00pm	last entry 05:30pm
Tuesday	09:00am - 07:00pm	last entry 05:30pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 07:00pm	last entry 05:30pm
Thursday	09:00am - 07:00pm	last entry 05:30pm
Friday	09:00am - 07:00pm	last entry 05:30pm
Saturday	09:00am - 07:00pm	last entry 05:30pm
Sunday	09:00am - 07:00pm	last entry 05:30pm

Accessibility

Alibus One-Way Tickets

There is ample storage space to store your strollers in a closed position.

Guide dogs are allowed to travel for free.

Small animals can be carried in the arms or in covered cages that do not interfere with other passengers. Dogs should have a muzzle and leash and if your dog is medium-sized size an additional travel document will also be required.

Pompeii

This attraction is accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.

Only small dogs on a leash and picked up while inside the homes can be brought inside the archaeological park.

Additional information

Alibus One-Way Tickets

Facilities: Wi-Fi, air-conditioning

Pompeii

Please expect a considerable wait time as you enter the attraction, especially during holidays and weekends.

It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes as a moderate amount of walking is involved.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display the same with a valid photo ID at each redemption point.

Ticket Redemption Points

Alibus One-Way Tickets:

Your e-tickets can simply be downloaded on your phone as a PDF.

Skip the queues at the ticket machine and breeze straight through the gates by scanning your ticket on your phone.

Pompeiil

Please check your final voucher for the redemption point details and specific instructions.