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		<title>Getting to Positano: Ferry Insight</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>When planning our trip abroad, I found the resources on how to actually get to Positano, Italy a bit scarce&#8211;there isn&#8217;t a lot out there other than Trip Advisor. Positano and many of the Amalfi Coast&#8217;s towns are surrounded by mountains on one side and sea on the other, requiring a bit more research and strategery in planning your arrival route/departure route. You can&#8217;t just hop on a train and land in Positano, as Positano doesn&#8217;t have a train station! So I thought I&#8217;d share some of my research and also tips that we found helpful en route. There are two main ways to reach Positano from Rome or anywhere in mainland Italy: Take the train to Sorrento and then hop a bus or rent a car to take you up the windy, single lane coastal roads. Take the train to Salerno and hop a ferry to Positano. We chose the ferry route as we both love being on the water and thought the boat ride would be a fun departure from our otherwise landlocked va-ca. We took the train from Rome to Salerno, using our Eurrail Pass, making sure to leave ourselves 1 hour+ to find the Travelmar ticket booth and purchase tickets. As you exit the train [&#8230;]</p>
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