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Which airport do I need to fly in and out of? Plus airport code
Fly into Naples-Capodichino International Airport (NAP) and out of Bari International Airport-Karol Wojtyla (BRI).
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What time do I need to arrive (in time for the welcome meeting)?
We suggest booking a flight that arrives before 5pm on Day 1, to allow yourself enough time to freshen up and meet your group before your welcome meeting and dinner.
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What time should my flight depart on the last day?
There are no scheduled activities for the final day, so you can depart at your own leisure. Your Pack Leader can help you book transfers the night before if needed.
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Are airport transfers included?
If you arrive on Day 1 of your adventure, or you’ve booked yourself a pre-night at the same hotel the adventure starts from, your airport arrival transfer will be included. Arrival transfers are private to Flash Pack and in groups depending on flight times, so you may have to wait in the airport for a short while.
However, if you’ve booked alternative pre-trip accommodation or are arriving by another mode of transport, you’ll have to arrange your own arrival transfer.
Please also note: in order to secure your place on the private transfer, you’ll need to provide your flight details to our Customer Experience team no later than 30 days prior to your adventure’s departure date. You’ll get automated email reminders about this, but the team won’t be chasing you. That’s why it’s key to get this information over in good time. If the details are provided later than 30 days pre-departure, you’ll have to arrange your own arrival transfer.
Departure transfers are typically not included due to travellers leaving at varying times. That said, your Pack Leader will happily help arrange departure transfers for you if required.
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Are tips included?
Please note that tips are not included in the cost of this adventure. Suggested amounts per person are:
- Pack Leader: 20 EUR
- Drivers: 20 EUR
- Local tips: your Pack Leader will be able to advise on how much to tip local guides, restaurants, etc.
However, all tips are at your discretion depending on what you feel comfortable with.
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Will this itinerary change?
Please be aware that the itinerary, activities, and hotels are subject to change. These changes are rare but can happen with little notice due to availability, poor weather, seasonal changes, or other circumstances beyond our control – but we’ll always do our best to ensure it has little impact on your experience. From time to time, we may also make changes to your itinerary to try out new ideas and keep things fresh and exciting which we will always try and communicate to you.
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Will we visit Pompeii?
Pompeii is not included within this itinerary. We recommend that you visit Pompeii from Naples, as this is the closest town and the starting point for your adventure. To best make the most of your time, we recommend arriving one day before the adventure starts to include this activity.
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Will we visit the Blue Grotto in Capri?
We do not visit the Blue Grotto in Capri on this adventure due to how touristic the spot can be and the unpredictability of the conditions (water height within the grotto). Flashpackers will have 3-4 hours to explore Capri on Day 3, so you can visit the Blue Grotto at your own expense if you’d like.
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Will the boat in Capri be private?
Depending on group size and availability, you might sail in two boats rather than one. While the boats won’t be private, you’ll still have plenty of quality time together on Capri to soak up the magic as a group.
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Are there any weather-dependent activities?
Yes – if the weather isn’t on your side on Day 3, you’ll travel to Capri by ferry instead of the traditional boat. While it might not feel quite as glamorous, it’s the safest and most comfortable way to reach the island. Snorkelling opportunities on this day will also depend on the weather, but your Pack Leader will be on hand to help you make the most of your time in Capri and enjoy everything it has to offer.
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Do I need a visa?
Up-to-date visa and entry information can be found using our official partner, Sherpa, who can help you arrange a visa if needed.
You can also find essential travel advice – including security and local laws, as well as passport and visa information – on the government website of your home country:
Please be aware that passport and visa requirements can change before departure, so it’s important to stay updated with the latest information.
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What should I pack?
Southern Italy enjoys a warm and sunny climate and can be very hot in summer (June to September). You’ll need to bring light and breathable clothing with a few warmer layers for the evenings. If you’re travelling outside of summer, keep in mind that temperatures can drop, especially at night, so warmer clothing could be needed. A waterproof jacket is always a good idea because it can rain at any time of the year, and comfortable shoes for the Amalfi Coast hike.
What you pack is personal to you and our list is certainly not exhaustive. If you have any questions about what to pack for your trip, please get in touch.
Baggage
● A large backpack or suitcase – It’s up to you whether you bring a backpack or a suitcase, but a soft-sided bag is best for packing into transfer vehicles.
● A day bag – This will need to be big enough for your daily essentials such as water, sun cream and your camera.
Clothing
● Light layers – t-shirts and light tops are great for layering to keep warm or cool when required. Shorts and other light clothing will be welcome if the sun is shining.
● Fleeces/jumpers – you’re likely to need a few jumpers/sweaters whenever you travel because even in the summer, evenings can get chilly. If you’re travelling between October and April, you’re likely to need more substantial layers, especially at night.
● Activewear – breathable and light materials are perfect for keeping you cool during activities.
● Swimwear – you will have the opportunity to swim at the beach and in hotel pools.
● Sunhat/sunglasses – the sun is likely to be very strong during the day, so protecting yourself with sunglasses and a sunhat is vital.
● Waterproof jacket – it can rain at any time of the year, so packing a waterproof jacket is always a good idea.
● Evening clothes – what you wear in the evening is up to you, but you may want some nicer clothes to wear to bars and restaurants.
Shoes
● Comfortable, breathable shoes (trainers/sneakers) – For easy hikes and general wear, a pair of trainers/sneakers are perfect.
● Sandals/flip-flops – Great for relaxing during the day.
Accessories
● Electricals and chargers.
● Plug socket adaptor.
● Refillable water bottle – This will help to reduce our plastic footprint.
● Eye mask and earplugs – If you’re a light sleeper, you may feel more comfortable bringing an eye mask and earplugs.
Toiletries/medical
● Personal toiletries like toothbrush, deodorant, razors, hairbrush, etc
● Painkillers
● Anti-bacterial gel
● Insect repellant
● Lip balm with SPF
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Is city tax included in the price?
City tax is not included in the cost of this adventure. Flashpackers will need to pay €4 per day in Sorrento/Sant’Agnello and €2 per day in Alberobello.
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This adventure is part of Flash Pack's 'Balanced' range. So how does it differ?
Think classic Flash Pack – but at a more relaxed pace and with a more affordable price tag. Here’s what to expect from each trip style, in a nutshell:
Classic: Active and fast-paced with internal flights, excursions and most meals included.
Balanced: More affordable, slower-paced itineraries with added free time, minimal physical challenge and no internal flights. There’ll be fewer excursions and meals out, but no compromise on quality.
No matter the style, our adventures are always friendship-focussed, full of immersive activities, led by the world’s best local guides and guarantee handpicked three-to-four-star accommodation.
