Formia  Ferry  Schedules

Latest update: 30 January 2023
The Formia ferry schedules detail the four routes in and out of the port that's situated on the Italian mainland in the region of Lazio. 

Formia lies around 160 kilometres south east of Rome which is reachable by car in just over two hours or by train in as little as an hour and 15 minutes. 

There are two destinations reachable from Formia: the two main Pontine Islands of Ponza and Ventotene. The most popular of the two is Ponza and the fastest journey time is an hour and 20 minutes by hydrofoil. Laziomar operate the services with a choice of foot passenger only hydrofoil or vehicle and passenger ferry. 
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Formia, Lazio
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From: ​Formia

​Region: Lazio

Destinations (2): Ponza, Ventotene
Ferry companies and types: 

Vehicle and passenger ferries: Laziomar

Foot passenger only hydrofoils: Laziomar

Formia  Ferry  Tickets  and  Schedules

Timetables for routes from Formia
Formia to Ponza

​​​Formia to Ventotene
Timetables for routes to Formia
​​Ponza to Formia

​​​Ventotene to Formia

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