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Ferries to Italy

One of the most popular and well known places in Europe to visit, Italy is the perfect place to come for a mixture of history and relaxation. With a deep history dating back to the Roman period, and home to a rich and varied landscape containing mountains, lakes, and expansive coastlines, it has never been easier to visit Italy by ferry.

There are over 28 destinations providing ferries to Italy, including ferries within Italy, the Aeolian Islands, Croatia, Greece, Slovenia, and many of the different groups of islands within the Mediterranean, and there are up to 12706 ferries running per week across 350 different routes, so book now with Direct Ferries, to find the best ferry at the best price for you.

Frequently asked questions about travelling by ferry to Italy

• How long is the Ferry to Italy?

Ferries to Italy can take between 10 minutes and 57 hours, depending on the route, the operator, and weather conditions.

• How much is the Ferry to Italy?

Fares are defined by many factors, including time of year, ferry route, ferry operators, whether you are bringing your car, and so on, so there are multiple different ferry fares available.

• Which Ferry Companies go to Italy?

Ferries to Italy are currently provided by 31 operators, such as Alilauro, NLG, Corsica Ferries, Tirrenia, Positano Jet, Grimaldi Lines, GNV, Medmar, Laziomar, Ventouris Ferries, Atlas Kompas, and many others.

• Where can I get a Ferry to Italy?

You can get a ferry to Italy from over 28 destinations, such as within Italy, from many of the surrounding islands groups, such as the Aeolian Islands, the Pontine Islands, the Ionian Islands, as well as from bigger countries such as Greece, Croatia, Spain, Albania, and so on.

• Can I take my Car on the Ferry to Italy?

You are able to take your car on certain ferry routes to Italy, depending on the operator.

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Popular Ferry Operators

  • Anek Superfast
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  • Grimaldi Lines
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  • Grandi Navi Veloci
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  • SNAV
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Italy reviews

  • "TRIP FROM NAPLES TO SORRENTO!"

    Trip was very good and on time,would use again!

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  • "Easy access to the Amalfi coast"

    I booked tickets for ferries to get from Naples to Positano (changing ferry at Sorrento). I was a little apprehensive after reading bad reviews but had already purchased tickets The tickets were easy to book online. My friend and I had a good experience using this company - the staff were friendly and helpful. We were not aware we had to pay for baggage once we boarded but it was €2 per bag - we didn’t have to pay on the last leg of the trip, we kept our bags with us. I managed to use my email confirmation/tickets to board all but one ferry, where we were told to go to the desk and ask them to print the tickets - they pushed us to the front of the queue. One ferry was delayed by 15 minutes but the ferry times are far apart enough that we still had about 45 mins before boarding our next one. It can be a little confusing knowing which pier to go to - we were told pier 5 but it was actually pier 7. I think things change at the last minute, so I would recommend double checking and keeping your eyes open. All in all, a good and easy experience

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  • "Travel in comfort"

    Brilliant experience, so quiet and comfortable I have would highly recommend this mode of travel.

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  • "Sorrento Ferry "

    The ferry was great. The only problem is that the organisation at the terminal is poor. There is a big departure board showing each departure gate etc, but it never worked, so travellers were left to guess, with no information, and we nearly missed our pre-booked crossing

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Routes and Ports in Italy