Capri  to  Salerno  Ferry  Times

Latest update: 20 October 2023
The Capri to Salerno ferry times detail a route that's only available during the summer, from the island in the Gulf of Naples to the port city at the edge of the Amalfi Coast. As many as three different sailing times are available during summer with Alilauro and NLG. 

​All three crossing times are during the evening with a journey time of an hour and a half and an adult ticket price of around €20. 
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Route Details
​Distance: ​46 km​​

​From: ​Capri

​Province: ​Metropolitan City of Naples

Category: ​Regional
Region: ​Campania

To: ​Salerno

Regional district: ​Salerno Province

Littoral: ​ Tyrrhenian Coast
Journey Times, Vehicle Access and Seasonal Availability
Hydrofoil
Fastest journey time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Access: foot passengers only

Available: summer only

Frequency: up to 3 crossings daily
Single Ticket Prices
Alilauro Hydrofoil

Adults: €21
Children aged 5 to 11: €13.70
Children aged 4 years and under: free
NLG Hydrofoil

Adults: €20
Children aged 2 to 11: €12.45
Children aged 1 year and under: free

Capri  to  Salerno  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

Timetables  for  Ferry  Crossings  From  ​Capri  to  Salerno  

All times are subject to change. Please check the booking engine above for live timings and ticket purchasing. ​​​
16:25 Departs Capri
18:25 Arrives Salerno
Alilauro Hydrofoil
2 hours
​Daily until 31 October
17:15 Departs Capri
18:45 Arrives Salerno
NLG Hydrofoil
1 hour 30 minutes
Daily until 25 September
17:30 Departs Capri
19:10 Arrives Salerno
Alilauro Hydrofoil
1 hour 40 minutes
Daily until 30 September

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