Sorrento  Bus  Timetables  Prices  &  Guide

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Latest update: 2 February 2024

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The Sorrento bus timetables, prices and guide to how the services operate are detailed below. There are two companies that operate bus services in Sorrento: EAVBUS and Sita Sud. 

​Certainly the most cost-effective way to travel around the Sorrento Peninsula is by bus and you'll be able reach most of the destinations you may want to visit during your stay.  

Make sure you buy your tickets before boarding the bus and then stamp them as soon as you board. You can buy tickets from newsstands, tobacconists (tabacchi), some bars and hotels. ​

It's really important to remember to stamp the ticket in the machine just after getting on the bus. If the machine doesn't work for any reason, you must alert the driver immediately. Failure to produce a valid, stamped ticket can result in a heavy fine. ​

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Related links

​Sorrento Travel

How to get to Sorrento

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EAVBUS  TIMETABLES

You can easily spot the red buses operated by EAVBUS that circulate around the town of Sorrento (Line B and D) but also connect with nearby towns and beaches on the Sorrento Peninsula (lines A and C). Several routes cover the areaa between Meta and Sorrento, from Marina Piccola to the train station, to Sant'Agnello and to Piano di Sorrento.

Please note, whilst we endeavour to give accurate information, timetables are subject to change from these two companies.

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SITA  SUD  Timetables

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Bus  Ticket  Prices

EAV BUS

Single ticket:  €1.20
Integrated ticket (60 minutes): €1.60

Unico Costiera Sita prices are the same for all of the Amalfi Coast with its 20 comuni (boroughs/districts): Agerola, Amalfi, Atrani, Cetara, Conca dei Marini, Furore, Maiori, Massa Lubrense, Meta, Minori, Positano, Piano di Sorrento, Praiano, Ravello, Salerno, Sant’Agnello, Scala, Sorrento, Tramonti and Vietri sul Mare.

45 minute ticket: €2.20
90 minute ticket: €3.40
24 hour ticket: €6.80
3 day ticket: €16

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