DUB → NAP · The honest verdict

Dublin to Naples and the Amalfi Coast

“Chaos, the best pizza on earth, Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast. Hold onto your bag and your heart.”

7/7
Flight
3h 10m direct
Airlines
Ryanair and Aer Lingus · Sat & Sun
Weather
15°C now

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Weather Upgrade · right now

5° warmer

Dublin 10° CloudNaples and the Amalfi Coast 15° Rain

Cloud → Rain

Warmer, but you’ll still want a layer.

Worth the bother?

8/10 Sure why not.

Weather match Good You asked for: City break

“Mild, mostly dry and no melting. A good day out, any day of the week.”

  • Usually 17°C in November
  • 3h 10m direct
How we work this out

Worth the bother is worked out from the same facts every time: how much warmer, drier and sunnier it usually is there than in Ireland that month, how long the flight is, how good the place is, whether something’s on and, when we have enough fares for the route, whether the month is unusually dear or cheap. We use the usual weather for the month so one freak day can’t swing it. When you tell us what you’re after (snow, Christmas markets, walking and so on), the weather part asks how well the usual weather fits that, not just how warm it is. Nobody can pay to change a score, and plenty of places score low on purpose.

“Saturdays and Sundays only. Miss that and you're waiting for the next one. A Saturday flight means a full week away with no faffing.”

Dublin to Naples and the Amalfi Coast, in short

Ryanair and Aer Lingus flies twice a week, on Saturdays and Sundays, leaving around 16:50. The flight takes about 3h 10m. Saturday flights make a Saturday-to-Saturday week the easy option.

Timetable

When the flights go

Ryanair and Aer Lingus, flying on Saturdays and Sundays. Fares found for December and April.

Mon–
Tue–
Wed–
Thu–
Fri–
SatOut 16:50
SunOut 06:15

Departure times are local and change with the season. Flights home usually leave around 21:25.

Flying from Dublin

The honest airport tips

  • Ryanair mostly flies from Terminal 1 and Aer Lingus mostly from Terminal 2. Check your booking before you're standing in the wrong one with the good coat on.
  • Security opens at 02:30 in Terminal 1 and 03:30 in Terminal 2. Allow 2 hours for short-haul, and skip the "I'll just nip to the shop".
  • Liquids and laptops can stay in your bag at security. Yes, really. Mammy still packs the clear bag, just in case.
  • Book parking online before you go; it's cheaper than paying at the barrier. A few euro saved is a coffee earned.

The place

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Where to stay in Naples

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The trip

Dublin to Naples and the Amalfi Coast in numbers

2,075 kmas the crow flies
3h 10mdirect flight
+1 h1 hour ahead of Ireland
+5°compared with Dublin today

Good for a long weekend

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Dublin to Naples and the Amalfi Coast

Questions people ask

How long is the flight from Dublin to Naples and the Amalfi Coast?

About 3h 10m direct, with Ryanair and Aer Lingus.

Which days are there flights from Dublin to Naples and the Amalfi Coast?

Recently, flights have gone on Saturdays and Sundays. Schedules change with the seasons, so check the live search for your dates.

Is there a time difference between Ireland and Naples and the Amalfi Coast?

1 hour ahead of Ireland.

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