Naples to Capri ferry

Ferry Operators for Naples to Capri

Ferries from Naples to Capri

The southern, Italian port city of Naples attracts visitors all-year-round thanks to its food, history and the breath-taking coastline. Its proximity to the island of Capri has made this a staple route for locals and visitors around the globe. Ferries and hydrofoils run regularly and are operated by three companies:SNAV, Caremar and NLG. Whether you’re planning on a week-long stay, or fancy a day trip to Capri while visiting Naples, Omio provides cheap and easy booking for your trip. Search schedules and timetables for ferries from Naples to Capri, discover how to get to the ports, and book tickets in the language of your choice. Download the Omio app today.

Schedules for ferries from Naples to Capri

The Naples to Capri ferry route is a popular one, with direct ferry routesand boats that leave early in the morning to late evening all year round. There are over 140 weekly sailings from the mainland to Capri Island. The earliest boats depart from Porta di Massa at around 5:30 a.m. After that, boats leave every hour or so, with peaks in mid-morning and around 5:00 p.m. The last service leaves at around 9:05 p.m., which is good to bear in mind for those planning a day visit to Capri.

What Ferries go from Naples to Capri?

NLG Ferries: (Navigazione Libera del Golfo) is an Italian ferry company operating along the Amalfi coast, Gulf of Naples, the Pontine Islands and the Tremiti Islands. Traveling to and from stunning destinations in Italy including Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi and Naples. The NLG fleet comprises 12 modern vessels: 10 Hydrojet hydrofoils, 1 Catamaran, and 1 motor ship. The Capri Jet usually operates along the Naples to Capri ferry route.

SNAV ferries: (Società Navigazione Alta Velocità) is one of the major Italian ferry providers in the region. SNAV has been in operation for over 65 years, with a vast network of routes across the Mediterranean and Adriatic including Sicily, Sardinia, Croatia and the popular Naples to Capri ferry route. The SNAV fleet includes high-speed ferries and hydrofoils.

Caremar: (Campania Regionale Marittima) is another leading Italian ferry operator, running services within the Gulf of Naples. Caremar ferries connects 7 major ports from the mainland cities of Naples, Pozzuoli, Sorrento and Procida to the Neapolitan islands (Capri, Ischia and Procida).

Buying Ferry tickets from Naples to Capri

The average ticket for a ferry from Naples to Capri is around €25 ($29), with very little fluctuation in ticket prices throughout the year. Prices can vary, however, with fast hydrofoil tickets costing more than standard ferries. There may also be extra fees for those carrying bikes onto the ferry, although concessions are available for families. For ease of travel, it’s best to book your ticket in advance and check for any deals or discounts available via the Omio booking platform. Using the navigational filters, it’s possible to search for the latest and most up-to-date ferry schedule so you can book the right ticket for your trip.

Ferry Naples to Capri: by car or on foot>

The ferries to Capri do have options for bringing a car onboard, however it’s important to bear in mind that cars are tightly regulated on Capri, with only authorized residents allowed to take vehicles on ferries. Unless visitors have a permit, there's little sense in booking a vehicle onto one of the ferries. Anyone who is driving to the port may want to leave their car in the secure parking lot at the port. Foot passengers are allowed to take a piece of luggage onboard with them free of charge.

Port Information: Ferry from Naples to Capri

Molo Beverello: one of two ports in Naples that runs ferries and Hydrofoils to Capri. Located near the city center in Stazione Marittima, Beverello port is easily accessible by train, car, bus or on foot. For bus routes, travelers opt for the Alibus from the airport or central station. The Metro (subway) station near Beverello is Università or Municipio, with just a 10 minutes to the dock. All boats arrive at Capri's Marina Grande port.

Massa: the second port in Naples that also runs ferries to Capri. Massa port is adjacent to Molo Beverello (around 200 meters apart), and just as easy to access from the city centre. Both ports offer the essential services including restrooms, ticket offices, and a snack bar. Travelers will have a choice of between 20–25 boats on any given day. A couple of early and late Caremar services do not run outside the summer season, and one late afternoon SNAV hydrofoil operates only on Fridays and Saturdays. < /p>

Marina Grande port: located on the northern shore, Marina Grande was once a quiet fishing village which is now a busy port with ships coming from Sorrento, Naples and Ischia. As the only port on Capri, Marina Grande is well connected to the rest of the island. Visitors can get a five-minute uphill ride on the funicular to Capri town, while buses and traditional open-air taxis are also located nearby.

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