Naples  Ferry  Schedules

Latest update: 16 February 2022
The Naples ferry schedules detail the 18 different destinations that it's possible to reach from the capital city of Campania. 

Naples is situated in the Gulf of Naples with three main ferry ports in the city itself: Porta di Massa, Beverello and Mergellina. Aside from the busy ferry routes, Naples is an important stop for cruise liners who use Beverello port for their enormous ships. 

The most popular routes away from Naples are the three islands of Ischia, Capri and Procida which are available all year round, while the likes of Sorrento, the Amalfi Coast and the Aeolian Islands of Sicily are only reachable during the summer months. 
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Naples, Campania
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City: Naples

Region: Campania

Destinations (18): 

Amalfi, Cagliari, Capri, Filicudi, Ischia, Lipari, Milazzo, Palermo, Panarea, Ponza

Positano, Procida, Salina, Sorrento, Stromboli, Termini Imerese, Ventotene, Vulcano
Ferry companies: 

Vehicle and passenger ferries: Caremar, GNV, Grimaldi Lines, Medmar, Siremar, Tirrenia

Foot passenger only hydrofoils and fast ferries: Alilauro, Caremar, NLG, SNAV
Timetables for routes from Naples
Naples to Amalfi

Naples to Cagliari

​Naples to Capri

​Naples to Filicudi

​Naples to Ischia

​Naples to Lipari

​Naples to Milazzo

​Naples to Palermo

​Naples to Panarea

​Naples to Ponza

​Naples to Positano

​Naples to Procida

​​​Naples to Salina

​Naples to Sorrento

​Naples to Stromboli

​Naples to Termini Imerese

​Naples to Ventotene

​Naples to Vulcano
Timetables for routes to Naples
​Amalfi to Naples

​Cagliari to Naples​

​​Capri to Naples

​Ischia to Naples

Lipari to ​Naples

​Milazzo to Naples

​Palermo to Naples

​Panarea to Naples

​​Ponza to Naples

​Positano to Naples

​Procida to Naples

​Salina to Naples

​​Sorrento to Naples

​Stromboli to Naples

​Termini Imerese to Naples

​​Ventotene to Naples

​Vulcano to Naples

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