Salerno Vacation (Flight + Hotel)

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Savings of up to $583* are waiting for savvy vacationers who secure a package deal on Expedia.

You can pick from more than 550 partner airlines and 750,000 worldwide properties on our enormous database of lodgings and flights. Fly with who you want, stay where you want — now that's the ideal vacation!

Be confident in knowing that you may change almost any booking and you won't pay a cancellation fee to us.

Nearly ready to embark on your Salerno vacation? Don't know what sorts of things to include in your travel schedule? Don't fret — we'll give you some of our recommendations.

Theater challenges how we think and asks us to aspire to greater things. Catch a show at Teatro Verdi and expand your way of thinking. There's an excellent range of things to keep you busy in this destination. Traipse through the age-old corridors of Castello di Arechi. This proud structure provides an informative day trip for everyone. Still got some time to spare? Forte La Carnale proudly guarded its grounds from attackers for generations. Stop by this time-worn structure and learn about the stories hidden behind its walls.

You don't have to sleep in ritzy hotels or fly business class to have a wonderful vacation. Just dive into all the extraordinary things you can do while you're there!

Heard about a Vacation Photographer in Salerno? You may want to think about purchasing one. This wonderful activity deserves to be at the very top of your must-do list.

For the entire list of options, head to our Salerno things to do page.

With no less than 39 properties in Salerno, finding a place to sleep won't be a drama. But why hesitate any longer? Book early via Expedia and jump-start your next luxury getaway or cheap vacation.

Higher-end choices such as the Relais Paradiso (Via Nuova Raito, 10) and the Hotel Raito (via Nuova Raito 9) are bound to delight even the fussiest vistors. After something cheaper? The Palazzo Suriano Amalfi Coast (Via Madonna dell'Arco 30) and the Limoneto di Ercole (Via Diego Taiani) are a couple of places that won't cost you a fortune.

There's nothing as satisfying as landing at Naples International Airport (NAP) after a long flight. After you've claimed your bags and done a few stretches to get your legs moving again, you'll find yourself around 30 miles of Salerno's bustling main streets.