Ferries to Italy
There is a wide range of ferries that go to Italy currently, from over 28 destinations, and with over 350 routes available, there’s no shortage of choice. Indeed, there are around 12706 ferries sailing a week to multiple ports in Italy from a variety of destinations, such as Croatia, Sicily, Greece, the Aeolian Islands, and even with Italy itself; and with over 31 ferry operators, all of whom have spacious and modern fleets, choosing your perfect journey to Italy has never been easier here at Direct Ferries.
There are 63 ports in Italy. Naples port and Sorrento port are located on the west coast of Italy and Bari port is located on the west coast. Naples ferry port is the most popular in Italy, with 101 daily sailings and ferry connections from Palermo, Ischia, Capri and Amalfi.
Day Trips to Italy
- Amalfi to Capri ferry - 50 mins
- Amalfi to Naples ferry - 1 hour 20 mins
- Naples to Positano ferry - 1 hour 15 mins
- Positano to Salerno ferry - 50 mins
Of the 31 ferry operators that offer ferries to Italy, 15 of them do not allow you to bring your car with you when sailing with them, although the remaining 16 do allow you to bring your car with you. Because of this, we recommend checking that your route and operator supports cars before making your booking.
Popular Ferry Routes to Italy
- ferry from Naples to Capri
- ferry from Sorrento to Capri
- ferry from Positano to Capri
Ferry from Croatia to Italy
- Dubrovnik to Bari
- Porec to Venice
- Pula to Venice
- Split to Ancona
Ferry from Greece to Italy
- Igoumenitsa to Ancona
- Igoumenitsa to Brindisi
- Patras to Ancona