Experienced travelers who have visited the Tyrrhenian coast more than once recommend: “Forget about public transport in Gaeta — just walk.” Only this way can you truly feel the spirit of the city, its atmosphere, and get to know the locals.
A great alternative to public transportation in Gaeta is renting a bicycle or a scooter. The sense of freedom, clean sea, bright sun, and narrow streets of the Italian town — what could be better?
If you're still wondering whether Gaeta has public transport and what the prices are like — yes, there are buses. Their main advantage is that they’re not crowded and are quite cheap, since the routes are relatively short. There are exceptions — for example, routes that go to the Formia train station. A key tip for tourists: buy your bus tickets at small shops near the bus stops.
