Sorrento  Ferry  Schedules

Latest update: 16 February 2022
The Sorrento ferry schedules show the individual times for each of the seven destinations that can be reached from the popular seaside resort. Sorrento is situated at the southern end of the Gulf of Naples, 25 kilometres directly south of the city itself. 

Of the seven destinations that you can reach from Sorrento, it's the routes in and out of Capri that are the most popular. The island is just a 20 minute hop on a hydrofoil from Sorrento and ideal for a day-trip. Another island that fits that description is Ischia, although it's slightly further away and takes 40 minutes to reach. All of the ferry crossings to and from Sorrento are for foot passengers only by hydrofoil, and mostly only available during the summer months. 
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Sorrento, Campania
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Town: Sorrento

Region: Campania
​Destinations (7): Amalfi, Capri, Castellammare di Stabia, Ischia, Naples, Positano, Procida
Ferry companies: 

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

Sorrento to Capri

​Sorrento to Castellammare di Stabia

​Sorrento to Ischia

​Sorrento to Naples

​Sorrento to Positano

​Sorrento to Procida
Timetables for routes to Sorrento
Amalfi to Sorrento

​Capri to Sorrento

​Castellammare di Stabia to Sorrento

​Ischia to Sorrento

​Naples to Sorrento

​Positano to Sorrento

​Procida to Sorrento

​Salerno to Sorrento

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