Private Amalfi Coast Tours

A private Amalfi Coast tour from Naples gives your group its own car and driver for the day, with pickup where you are staying. The featured Private Amalfi Coast Tour: Scenic Positano, Amalfi & Ravello from Visit Amalfi Coast costs about $273 per person when two travel and about $168 each for four (checked October 2026). It is rated 5.0 from 188 reviews on Viator.

Because the price per person drops as your group grows, a private day suits four to seven people far better than a couple. Two travelers can join a shared minibus day to the same three towns from $71 per person.

Quick picks for a private day

• Positano, Amalfi and Ravello for a family or group of friends: Visit Amalfi Coast’s private day, about $168 each for four and about $124 each for seven. Check availability
• Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi with two hours in Sorrento and Amalfi: Di Sarno’s From Naples: Private Tour to Sorrento, Positano, and Amalfi, from $241 per person by sedan, 5.0 from 68 GetYourGuide reviews. Our breakdown
• A large family: From Naples: Amalfi Coast Private Day Trip takes up to 15 people, from $265 per person, 5.0 from 46 reviews. Our breakdown
• The private listing with the most reviews on this page: Compass Tour’s Full Day Private Amalfi Coast Tour from Sorrento/Naples/Salerno, 5.0 from 905 reviews on Viator, about $214 each for four.

What a private day costs at each party size

The Viator private listings publish a price per person that changes with the number of travelers. Di Sarno’s Private Day tour of Positano, Amalfi and Ravello from Naples (4.8 from 603 reviews on Viator) is priced per vehicle instead: about $492 for a car for up to two, about $663 for a minivan for up to eight. The table divides that vehicle price by the group to compare like with like.

The three GetYourGuide privates were priced for two adults on our check dates: $313 per person for Worldtours’ From Naples: Amalfi Coast Deluxe Private Tour, $241 for Di Sarno by sedan ($325 by minivan) and $265 for See Amalfi Coast. Check the price for your own group size when you pick a date.

On your trip, that means a couple pays roughly four times the shared fare: about $273 each against $71 on the Worldtours minibus day to Positano, Amalfi and Ravello. A group of six pays about $138 each, close to the $122 Gray Line charges per seat on its shared day with a local guide. Visit Amalfi Coast’s tiers apply to dates from November 2026 to mid-April 2027, so summer prices may differ.

Driver or guide: who rides with you

Every private option on this page is led by a driver. Visit Amalfi Coast lists an English-speaking driver-escort who is a certified tour leader, Worldtours a driver-guide, Di Sarno a driver who gives live commentary on board. Compass Tour’s listing excludes a professional guide, and See Amalfi Coast excludes a licensed guide. In practice your driver talks on the road, drops you in each town and meets you again at an agreed time; you explore the streets on your own.

A few reviewers of the GetYourGuide privates expected a guide and got a driver with limited English, or felt rushed at the stops. If commentary matters to you, ask the operator about the driver’s English before you book, and agree the stops at pickup.

If you want someone to walk you through the towns, the shared From Naples or Sorrento: Positano, Amalfi & Ravello Day Trip has an official local guide who introduces Positano, Amalfi and Ravello before your free time, from $122 per person, 4.7 from 2,325 reviews. The listing also offers a private option.

What a private day lets you change

Pickup is the clearest gain. Di Sarno collects you anywhere within Naples city limits, including hotels, ports, the airport and train stations, and lets you adjust the itinerary as long as the day keeps its length. See Amalfi Coast also picks up at hotels, the port, the airport and stations, and Worldtours’ driver collects you from your hotel at 09:00. Compass Tour says its timing can be changed to suit you.

Families can ask for child seats. Di Sarno’s listings say infants need their own seat and that car seats or boosters are available on request; under Italian rules, children shorter than 1.50 m must ride in an approved child restraint. Visit Amalfi Coast’s listing says the tour is wheelchair accessible, while Worldtours’ private day is marked unsuitable for wheelchair users.

On the road itself, chauffeured cars and taxis are exempt from the odd/even plate rule on the Amalfi Coast road, which in 2026 applied on weekends and public holidays until 31 October. From 1 November there are no plate restrictions until next season.

What the price leaves out

Lunch is excluded on every private day here, and so are gratuities. Entrance fees are extra too: Villa Rufolo in Ravello costs €8 for a standard ticket, sold only at the gate. Worldtours’ car carries a non-alcoholic mini bar, while Visit Amalfi Coast and See Amalfi Coast include fuel and parking or tolls in the price.

Private or shared: choosing

Book the private day if you are four or more, travel with small children who need car seats, or want pickup at an address the shared tours do not serve. Couples who mainly want the towns save most on a shared small-group day; our small-group page compares those, and the Ravello day from Naples is the $71 option mentioned above.

Arriving by ship? Private options from the port are on the cruise excursions page. To fit Pompeii into the same day, see the Pompeii and Amalfi Coast tours. When your group size is settled, check availability for the Visit Amalfi Coast private day.