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Flights to Naples (NAP)

Fascinating historical sites, spectacular beaches and world-renowned culinary delights make Naples a dynamic and desirable destination.

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Flights to Naples

With an exquisite coastline, a storied past and world-class cuisine, Naples is a quintessentially Italian city.

From the glistening waters of the Bay of Naples to the summit of the domineering Mount Vesuvius, Naples is peppered with esteemed tourist attractions. Its historical significance is impossible to ignore, and visiting the Naples National Archaeological Museum is a must. Explore vast collections of enthralling artefacts from local sites dating back to Greek, Roman and Renaissance times.

Among Naples’ most sought-after destinations are the ancient cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, a colossal UNESCO World Heritage Site that tells the frightening yet fascinating story of the Mount Vesuvius eruption nearly 2,000 years ago. Take a short trip from Naples to see the ruins, where an ensemble of Roman architecture, incredibly preserved in volcanic ash, has been revealed by meticulous excavations.

Naples’ historical centre has also earned UNESCO World Heritage status thanks to its plethora of stunning squares, monuments and castles. The area, which spans six square kilometres, is best explored on foot. Spot the intricately detailed white walls of the Naples Cathedral, the imposing towers of the Castel Nuovo and stroll down Spaccanapoli. Translating to ‘Naples splitter’, this straight and narrow street is an exuberant stretch of activity, punctuated by beautiful piazzas, palaces and churches.

Part of Naples’ attraction is its glorious waterfront, but before heading to a lido in a charming village – like Marechiaro or Posillipo – you should pay a visit to the phenomenal Castel dell'Ovo. Climb the ramparts of this striking seafront fortress, built in the 12th century, to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views across the Bay of Naples.

From here, you’ll spot the alluring trio of islands that sit in the bay, all of which pose a unique attraction. Capri is the most famous with its dazzling limestone cliffs – see the electric blue waters of the stunning Blue Grotto cavern and shop luxury brands on its romantic streets. Ischia, meanwhile, is renowned for its sandy beaches, pebbled coves and thermal hot springs, while Procida is a tranquil escape where colourful cobbled streets lead to serene ports dotted with fishing boats.

As the birthplace of Neapolitan pizza, you’ll find delightful, authentic examples in Naples. Enjoy the exquisite combination of melt-in-the-mouth dough, fresh mozzarella cheese and tomatoes – whether from a street-side vendor or high-end restaurant. Alternatively, try Neapolitan ragù, a delicious pasta topped with a slow-cooked meat and tomato sauce.

Trip Inspiration

What to do in Naples

  • Ride the Central Funicular
    Naples’ Central Funicular is one of the most used funicular railways in the world, stopping at four popular piazzas (squares) throughout the city. Travel 1,270m and climb 170m as you ascend from Piazza Fuga to the charming Piazza Vanvitelli. The latter, the final stop on the route, is an ideal spot to grab a coffee from one of its many buzzing cafés.
  • Wander the Piazza del Plebiscito
    The Piazza del Plebiscito is Naples’ largest square, and arguably its most beautiful. Crowned by the Basilica di San Francesco di Paola and backdropped by the vine-covered slopes that lead up to the Castel Sant'Elmo, you can stroll across this vibrant square and admire some truly marvellous architecture.
  • Climb Mount Vesuvius
    Mount Vesuvius is a colossal volcano that provides the city of Naples with an extraordinary backdrop. Get a shuttle bus to the lower slopes and hike along the Gran Cono trail for around an hour, reaching over 1,000m above sea level. Take in staggering views over the Bay of Naples, Pompeii and the Apennine mountains as you stand on the crater rim.

Frequently asked questions about Naples

  • Stunning beaches are among Naples’ leading attractions, with its spectacular coastline dotted with picturesque lidos. La Rotonda Diaz is the city’s most central beach, while Spiaggia della Gaiola is one of the most popular. Also known as Gaiola Beach, this beautiful spot is known for its snorkelling, with turquoise waters that house colourful fish and the submerged ruins of a Roman villa.
  • Naples is famed for its incredible historical sites like Pompeii, astonishing natural beauty like Mount Vesuvius and a world-class culinary scene. Renowned as the birthplace of pizza, Naples is brimming with top-class restaurants serving authentic Italian food. Its coastline is spectacular too, with the Bay of Naples dotted with postcard-perfect towns and beaches.

  • The ancient city of Pompeii is around 24km south-east of Naples. It takes roughly 20 minutes to drive to Pompeii from Naples, while there are also train services that depart from Napoli Centrale – or Napoli Piazza Garibaldi, which is within the same building - and take 35 minutes.

    The EAV Circumvesuviana tends to be the busiest service, while the more expensive Campania Express features more comfortable, air-conditioned carriages. Get off at Pompei Scavi, which is a two-minute walk from the Porta Marina entrance to Pompeii.

  • The popular cliff-top town of Sorrento is 48km south of Naples and roughly a 50-minute journey by car. Expect the journey to take longer in the busy summer and on weekends.

    Circumvesuviana trains from Napoli Garibaldi, which is in the Napoli Centrale station building, take just over an hour. Alternatively, you can take a Campania Express train with fewer stops and takes just over half an hour.

    A ferry across the Bay of Naples is another more comfortable option, taking roughly 45 minutes. There are usually four departures per day.

  • Naples is 225km south of Rome, with high-speed trains making the journey in around 1 hour and 20 minutes. Trenitalia’s Frecciarossa and Italo services run frequently from Roma Termini to Napoli Centrale, providing a quick and comfortable way to travel.

    For a seamless journey, you can also fly with Emirates from Dubai to Rome and take advantage of our partnership with Trenitalia for discounted rail fares from Rome, including services to Napoli Centrale.