S.I.T.A.

We took the bus to Positano from Sorento and it was fairly easy once we found the station, purchased tickets, waited in line, listened to lots of tourists complain about the heat, etc. We had to stand due to lack of seats, but the views were worth it. This is a good way to see Almafi coast, but I wouldn’t recommend it if you get car sick easily as the roads are super twisty. Coming home we missed the bus we wanted to take and had to wait an hour for the next bus, however we did get seats and the way home was much faster. Next time I would get to the station earlier to avoid the wait and idiot tourists. I would recommend taking the SITA to see all towns in the coast if you don’t want to spend a ton (it was 8 euro for a 24 hour pass) and don’t have a car.

We took these buses to get from Sorrento to Amalfi, and then Amalfi to Salerno. I would highly recommend this option rather than trying to get gutsy and drive the SS 163 Amalfitana. Plus, I really think getting a window seat and enjoying the views along this amazing drive should be your priority. It is absolutely breathtaking.
We took the SITA bust the first day from Sorrento to Amalfi. We had an overnight stay in the village of Amalfi. Along the way it stopped in S. Agnello, Piano di Sorrento, Meta, Colli S. Pietro, Positano, Praiano, Conca dei Marini before ending in Amalfi. The next day we took the Amalfi to Salerno leg to catch a train. Along the way this time it stopped in Atrani, Castiglione, Minori, Maiori, Erchie, Cetara, Vietri sul Mare before ending in Salerno.
I was glued to the window, it was amazing watching the scenery go by, and sometimes nerve racking on the tight hairpin turns. I heard popping tires of tourist’s cars as they tried to squeak by to no avail. In all serious, it is worth the money to be able to focus on the view. Do not miss a drive along this road. The busses are nothing special, but they make it much easier and allow you to enjoy the view.