Sapri  Ferry  Schedules

Latest page update: 10 December 2024
The Sapri ferry schedules show the ten routes in and out of the Cilento Coast port of Campania, available to five destinations. 

Those five destinations are all in the Aeolian Islands of Sicily which lie south west of Sapri across the Tyrrhenian Sea. 

​The shortest journey time from Sapri to one of the islands is the two hours ten minutes it takes to reach the fiery island of Stromboli which is famous for its night-time displays of lava flow. 

​A distance of 145 kilometres separates Sapri from Stromboli while the longest journey available is the 192 kilometres into Vulcano. 
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Sapri, Campania
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Town: Sapri

Province: ​Salerno

​Region: Campania
​Destinations (5): Lipari, Panarea, Salina, Stromboli, Vulcano

Ferry company and type: 

Foot passenger only hydrofoils: Alilauro

Sapri  Ferry  Tickets  and  Schedules

Timetables for routes from Sapri
Sapri to Lipari

Sapri to ​Panarea

​Sapri to ​Salina

​Sapri to ​Stromboli

​Sapri to ​Vulcano
Timetables for routes to Sapri
Lipari to Sapri

Panarea to Sapri

Salina to Sapri

​Stromboli to Sapri

​Vulcano to Sapri

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