私人汽车接送从 Sorrento 到 Bari

It's difficult for your eyes to keep up with each new postcard vista bending along lush rolling hills and cone-shaped peaks. But the deeper you venture into Italy's heartlands, you'll slowly notice a shift in the landscape. The cracked, sunbaked soil complements the rustic fortresses in the distance, watching your every move as you make your way to the salty sea breeze.

Bari's lively port will greet you upon arrival. But if you want to arrive feeling refreshed and ready to explore, you need the best mode of transportation. So, we created this comprehensive Sorrento to Bari travel guide to help you discover which is ideal for your needs and preferences!

Bari's was booming due to its fishing village, trade routes, and, most prominently, fertile soil. As a result, the city was a magnet for invaders after the fall of the Roman Empire. The Ostrogoths, Byzantines, Lombards, Arabs, and Normans all ruled at some point, leading to its unique architectural style today.

Modern Bari

Today, Bari is a city frozen in time. Rustic buildings still stand as they did throughout history, and you can notice the Arabic influences throughout its old town. The pastel shades and almost rundown vibe give Bari its unique yet authentic charm that's challenging to come by in the Western world.

Bari is more than just Puglia's financial headquarters. It's the region's cultural capital! From the new town to the old and the promenade to its outskirts, locals making fresh pasta or sipping wine on the curbsides create a vibrant energy. But the cafe-lined Piazza del Ferrarese is the city's heart and soul, where you'll often discover live music combined with the traditional Pizzica dance!

• Language: Italian
• Currency: Euro (EUR)
• Climate: Mediterranean
• Time zone: GMT+1
• Plug types: C, F, and L
• Fun fact: Orecchiette, which means little ears, is the pasta shape of Bari and Puglia!

The winding roads and jaw-dropping viewpoints are also ideal for stretching your legs on an extensive journey. Just remember to pack your camera for well-earned Instagram likes!

Bring the essentials

Pack a light bag outside your primary luggage to easily access essential items. The last thing you want is to search for your camera as you speed by Pompeii or for your tickets when train conductors carry out their inspections.

Since this is also one of Europe's sunniest regions, remember to pack plenty of water, suncream, and sunglasses even when traveling in the spring or fall.

Unwind with fine wines

Wine is a staple in the Italian diet, so it's unsurprising that they produce some of the best on the planet. If you're not driving, enjoy a tasting at Bosco de' Medici Winery and uncover more about the vineyards and how they're fermented.

However, if you prefer to get drunk on happiness in a more laid-back environment, stop at the historic city of Benevento and head to one of the endless casual wine bars!

Firstly, no direct buses are available. You must book a ticket with Flixbus from Sorrento Corso Italia to Bari Via Capruzzi with a change of carriage in Naples.

Also, only three services run daily. So, reserve a seat by booking at least 30 days before departing, as coaches can sell out during the summer.

• Cheapest bus ticket price: $25 (€23)
• Average bus ticket price: $38.50 (€36)
• Fastest bus duration: 6 hours and 5 minutes
• Average bus duration: 6 hours and 30 minutes
• First bus departure: 6:15 AM
• Last bus departure: 5 PM

Trains from Sorrento to Bari

The train is the most popular way for locals and tourists to travel from Sorrento to Bari. It's a quick, scenic, and comfortable voyage. But with no direct connections, it also requires some planning.

To travel by train, you'll jump on a regional service from Sorrento Train Station to Napoli Centrale, with a change of service at Piazza Garibaldi. From here, you can book a ticket online with Italo Treno or Trenitalia or at the station to Bari Centrale. However, you'll need to swap once more at Caserta before taking one last 3-hour service to your final destination.

• Cheapest train ticket price: $28 (€26)
• Average train ticket price: $41 (€38)
• Fastest train duration: 5 hours and 23 minutes
• Average train duration: 6 hours and 14 minutes
• First train departure: 5:50 AM
• Last train departure: 5:14 PM

Daytrip from Sorrento to Bari

Daytrip is for you if you prioritize speed, comfort, or convenience. Since our door-to-door service is the only direct mode of transportation between the cities, it's the fastest and easiest way to travel.

We offer a flexible schedule, so you can travel whenever you please, whether at dusk or dawn. You can relax and watch the dramatic scenery in your clean and sanitized vehicle without worrying about a crowded or noisy carriage.

But you're not obliged to sit and watch the world go by. You can opt for our optional sightseeing packages and step back in time at UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The ancient Roman city of Pompeii, the unique design of Castel del Monte, and the eerie burial grounds at Dolmen of Chianca Carrara are all en route, waiting to be explored!

• Seats from: $103
• English-speaking driver
• 3.5-hour door-to-door service
• Complimentary bottled water
• Equipped for pets, kids, groups, or those with limited mobility
• 24/7 customer support
• Free cancellation 24 hours before departing

Bari Vecchia is also ideal for immersing yourself in the La Dolce Vita spirit. Endless rows of cafes and traditional eateries scatter themselves throughout the busy piazzas or quiet alleyways. Be sure to sample the beloved Caffe Leccese, a delicious iced coffee sweetened with almond milk!

Admire the Basilica of San Nicola

The Basilica di San Nicola is Bari's most famous landmark. This 11th-century church is dedicated to Saint Nicola, housing relics and artifacts.

The Romanesque architecture is striking, with its imposing exterior and intricately carved portals. Inside, you can admire the beautiful mosaic floors, the crypt where the saint's remains lie, and the serene ambiance that has made it a pilgrimage site for Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox Christians.

Explore the Norman-Swabian Castle

Despite being a relatively small city, Bari has its fair share of fortresses, and Norman-Swabian Castle is the pick of the bunch. Although King Roger II ordered the fort's construction in the 1130s, it's still standing in pristine condition today.

The historical brick-paved roads will make you feel like you've traveled back in time. The in-depth exhibits and displays will help you imagine what life was like throughout its almost 900 years of history.

Stroll along Lungomare Nazario Sauro

You can easily forget to take a break while exploring Bari's ancient walkways or fascinating museums. So don't forget to unwind on your southern Italian adventure and roam along Lungomare Nazario Sauro with gorgeous sea views.

You'll arrive at Pane e Pomodoro Beach at the end of this scenic walkway. It's a cozy and sandy shore where many locals come to soak up their daily dose of vitamin D. You can also cool off in the sea, so clear that it appears the water has merged with the land beneath your feet!