Naples
Italy's best food-to-price ratio.
A day in Naples
$134
- Lean
- $65
- Comfort
- $293
Real change, 12 months
+4.9%
Slightly cheaper. Tracks Italy as a whole.
Against the rest of Italy
−15%
Cheaper than the national figure of $157 a day.
The short answerIn US dollars, as of November 12, 2026
As of November 12, 2026, a mid-range day in Naples costs about $134 per person, excluding flights: about 15% less than the average for Italy. For US-dollar travelers it is 4.9% cheaper than a year ago after inflation, in line with Italy as a whole. Italy's best food-to-price ratio.
What your money buys in Italy
Exchange rates and inflation are national, so the city follows this line. The dashed line is the exchange rate alone; the solid line is after inflation.
Nov 12, 2026After inflation 98.8Exchange rate only 96.3
Naples, in five questions
City costs are the national model scaled by a premium of −15% that we set by hand. To cite: “Trip Arbitrage (triparbitrage.com), reading of November 12, 2026.”
- How much does a day in Naples cost?
- About $65 on a lean budget, $134 mid-range and $293 in comfort, per person per day as of November 12, 2026, excluding international flights. These are modeled estimates: the national figure for Italy, updated daily, scaled by a city premium.
- Is Naples expensive compared with the rest of Italy?
- Naples costs about 15% less than the national average for Italy, which is $157 a day mid-range. Italy's best food-to-price ratio.
- Is Naples cheaper to visit than last year?
- The exchange rate moved +4.5% for US-dollar holders over twelve months while prices in Italy rose +3.1%, a real change of +4.9%. City prices broadly follow the country.
- When is the best time to visit Naples for lower prices?
- For Italy the shoulder months, with workable weather and lower prices, are March, April, October, November. Peak season is May, June, September.
- Is Naples safe?
- The US State Department rates Italy at Level 2: Increased caution. Country-wide levels can hide large differences between cities and regions, so read the full advisory.