Vulcano  Ferry  Schedules

Latest update: 16 February 2022
The Vulcano ferry schedules detail the routes between one of the most popular of Sicily's seven Aeolian Islands, and the 13 destinations to which it is connected by ferry and hydrofoil. 

Vulcano is the closest island in the archipelago to the Sicilian mainland, separated by a distance of 33 kilometres from the port of Milazzo. The crossing from Milazzo to Vulcano is one of the busiest routes around the island group with visitors attracted not only by Vulcano's mud baths but by the close proximity and shorter journey times. It takes just 45 minutes to reach Vulcano by hydrofoil from Milazzo and then once on Vulcano, it's only a short hop of five minutes to cover the 6 kilometres across to Lipari. 
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Vulcano, Aeolian Islands
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Island: ​Vulcano

Island group: Aeolian Islands
Province: Metropolitan City of Messina
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Region: Sicily
Destinations: Alicudi, Filicudi, Lipari, Messina, Milazzo, Naples, Palermo, Panarea, Reggio Calabria, Salina, Sapri, Stromboli, Vibo Marina

Ferry companies and types: 

Vehicle and passenger ferries: Siremar

Foot passenger only hydrofoils: Liberty Lines

Vulcano  Ferry  Tickets  and  Schedules

Timetables from Vulcano
Vulcano to Alicudi

Vulcano to Filicudi

​Vulcano to Lipari

​Vulcano to Messina

​Vulcano to Milazzo

​Vulcano to Naples

​Vulcano to Palermo

​Vulcano to Panarea

​Vulcano to Reggio Calabria

​Vulcano to Salina

​Vulcano to Sapri

​Vulcano to Stromboli

​Vulcano to Vibo Marina
Timetables to Vulcano
Alicudi to Vulcano

​Filicudi to ​Vulcano

Lipari to Vulcano

​Messina to ​Vulcano

​Milazzo to ​Vulcano

​​Naples to Vulcano

​Palermo to ​Vulcano

​Panarea to Vulcano

​​Reggio Calabria to ​Vulcano

​Salina to Vulcano

​​Sapri to ​Vulcano

​Stromboli to Vulcano

​Vibo Marina to ​Vulcano

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