Ischia  Ferry  Schedules

Latest update: 16 February 2022
The Ischia ferry schedules detail the routes to and from ten destinations that the island is connected to by sea. 

Ischia is the largest of the three islands in the Gulf of Naples with a population of around six thousand. It can be reached all year round from Naples and is a popular holiday destination, famous for its thermal water, sandy beaches and Castello Aragonese fortress. 

During the summer there are routes available across to Sorrento, Capri and the Amalfi Coast in one direction, or north to the Pontine Islands of Ventotene and Ponza in another. Crossings to Procida and the neighbouring island of Procida are available all year round. 
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Ischia, Campania
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Island: Ischia

Province: ​Metropolitan City of Naples

​Region: Campania

​​Destinations (10): Amalfi, Capri, Naples, Ponza, Positano, Pozzuoli, Procida, Salerno, Sorrento, Ventotene
Ferry companies and types: 

Vehicle and passenger ferries: Caremar, Medmar​

​Foot passenger only hydrofoils and fast ferries: Alilauro, Caremar, SNAV

Ischia  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

Timetables for routes from Ischia
Ischia ​to ​Amalfi

Ischia to ​Capri

​Ischia to Naples

​Ischia to Ponza

​Ischia to Positano

​Ischia to Pozzuoli

​Ischia to Procida

​Ischia to Salerno

​Ischia to Sorrento

​Ischia to Ventotene
Timetables for routes to Ischia
​Amalfi to Ischia

​Capri to Ischia

​Naples to Ischia

​​Ponza to Ischia

​Positano to Ischia

Pozzuoli to Ischia

Procida to Ischia

​Salerno to Ischia

​Sorrento to Ischia

​​Ventotene to Ischia

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