Naples International Airport Parking Map (2025-2024)
This Naples International Airport Parking Map highlights how to navigate parking options around the main terminal efficiently.
Naples International Airport (NAP) has a compact single-terminal layout, which makes parking straightforward—most lots are within a few minutes’ walk of Departures or the Arrivals Level 0. Follow blue “Parcheggi” signs for Short Stay or orange “P5–P6” boards for long-term options.
Use this Naples International Airport Parking Map to find entrances, shuttle routes, and pedestrian crossings before you arrive.
Because the terminal area is small but busy, planning ahead helps avoid last-minute detours at the access roundabout on Viale Fulco Ruffo di Calabria.
Naples International Airport Parking Map 2025-2024
Parking Bay 2 at Naples International Airport was closed for seven days from October 1 to October 7, 2025.
Capodichino Parking, a new long-term, super low cost car park located about 700 meters from the terminal, became operational with free shuttle service and online booking features in 2025.
For 2025, online booking guarantees official airport parking space and grants access to special discounted fares and promotions.
Printable Naples International Airport Parking Map PDF 2025-2024
FAQ
How early should you arrive at Naples airport?
For departures from Naples International Airport (NAP), you should arrive at least 2 hours before scheduled departure for domestic and standard international flights, and 3 hours before intercontinental flights outside Europe.
Does Naples International Airport have a train station?
Naples International Airport (NAP) does not currently have a direct train station at the airport itself. However, there is a metro station under construction—Capodichino station on Naples Metro Line 1—which is expected to open around 2026 and will provide direct rail access to the airport.
Who flies out of Naples Airport?
Is Naples, Italy a big airport?
Naples International Airport (NAP) is considered a major airport in Italy, ranking fourth in the country by passenger traffic and serving as the busiest airport in Southern Italy. In 2024, it handled approximately 12.7 million passengers, which places it just below the major hubs in Rome and Milan.
