Palermo  to  Stromboli  Ferry  Times

Latest update: 20 October 2023
The Palermo to Stromboli ferry times show one daily sailing available during the summer months only. From Palermo, the capital of Sicily, to Stromboli which is one of the seven Aeolian Islands is a distance of 179 kilometres across the Tyrrhenian Sea. 

​Liberty Lines operate the service by hydrofoil which is for foot passengers only with a fastest journey time of just over five hours. 
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Route Details
From: ​Palermo

Region: ​Sicily

Province: ​Metropolitan City of Palermo

Category: ​Regional 
To: ​Stromboli

Island group: ​Aeolian Islands

Province: ​Metropolitan City of Messina

Distance: ​179 km
Journey Times, Vehicle Access and Seasonal Availability
Hydrofoil
Fastest journey time: 5 hours 10 minutes

Access: foot passengers only

Available: summer only

Frequency: one crossing per day
Single Ticket Prices
Liberty Lines Hydrofoil

To Stromboli

Adults: €70.02
Children aged 4 to 11: €45.52
Children aged 3 years and under: free
Liberty Lines Hydrofoil

To Ginostra

Adults: €69.82
Children aged 4 to 11: €45.42
Children aged 3 years and under: free

Palermo  to  Stromboli  Ferry  Tickets  and  Timetables

Timetables  for  Ferry  Crossings  From  ​Palermo  to  Stromboli  

All times are subject to change. Please check the booking engine above for live timings and ticket purchasing. ​​​
13:50 Departs Palermo
19:00 Arrives Ginostra
19:15 Arrives Stromboli
Liberty Lines Hydrofoil
Ginostra - 5 hours 10 minutes​
Stromboli - 5 hours 25 minutes​
​Daily until 3 September

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