🕒 Duration:
The transfer from Positano to Taormina typically takes around 7 to 8 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.
€/$ Pricing Starting at 315€ per person for a party of 6
The Best Way to Get from Positano to TaorminaÂ
Several options are available for traveling from Positano to Taormina, each catering to different preferences:
Private Transfer – The most convenient and comfortable choice, providing a direct, stress-free ride with a professional driver. The journey typically lasts 7 to 8 hours.
Car Rental – Ideal for those looking for flexibility and the ability to stop along the way. The trip usually takes around 7 to 8 hours, depending on traffic and stops.
Train – A more scenic route, but it requires several transfers, typically in Naples and Messina. The travel time is around 8 to 9 hours.
Bus – A budget-friendly choice, but it involves multiple transfers and can take up to 8+ hours.
For the most relaxed and efficient journey, a private transfer is the best option, offering a comfortable and direct ride to Taormina.
What is the best way to get to Sicily?

Sicily is well-connected to the mainland of Italy and can be easily reached by plane, train, or ferry. If you're traveling from the southern regions of Italy, head to Villa San Giovanni or Reggio Calabria, where you can take a ferry to Messina.
Why is Taormina so famous?
Resting on top of Mount Tauro, Taormina is a natural platform overlooking the sea that is a dream for any tourist. A marvellous location and unique natural beauty have earned this city the nickname of Pearl of the Ionian Sea, making it the most famous and important holiday resort, not only in Sicily.
Is Taormina a walkable city?
Taormina is an absolute dream. Surrounded by dramatic vistas and seascapes, this hillside old town is perfect for a walking tour. Also, it has pedestrianized streets, with Gothic churches, charming piazzas, boutiques and cafes.
What is the best street in Taormina?
Corso Umberto runs through the historical centre of the town, between the two historic town gateways, Porta Catania to the south-west and Porta Messina to the north-east. The whole length is full of picturesque alleys and staircases above and below the Corso, which are also very interesting to explore.
What is a private transfer?
With a private transfer, you are booking a driver and vehicle for your sole use. This means no sharing with others, no waiting at the airport and a direct door-to-door service, with no additional stops en route. A private transfer is the quickest and most convenient way of getting to resort.
