Timetables - Ferry Napoli - Positano
Rates - Ferry Napoli - Positano
| Tickets | One Way | Return |
| Ordinary: Visitor Fee | €22.00 | €44.00 |
| Child (2-11 yrs) | €11.00 | €22.00 |
| Groups (min. 15 pax) | €15.00 | - |
| Bicycle | €6.30 | - |
| Pets | €4.20 | - |
Ferry from Naples to Positano
If you are on holiday in Campania, a place not to be missed is Positano. From the Alilauro Gruson boarding area in Naples, fast ships and ferries to Positano are available. You can easily explore the Amalfi Coast at any time without worrying about traffic and finding a parking space. Thanks to its natural beauty and the characteristic arrangement of the colorful houses perched on the side of a hill, Positano has become a Unesco World Heritage city since 1997, do not miss this pearl.
How to get from Naples to Positano?
Ferries from Naples to Positano depart from the port of Molo Beverello, which can be easily reached on foot from the historic center, walking along the seafront. Alternatively, you can get to the Alilauro Gruson boarding area with the internal ANM buses. Furthermore, being close to the Municipio metro stop, it is possible to reach Molo Beverello via line 1. Given the presence of several guarded car parks around the port, you can also go to the pier comfortably by car.
Port of Positano
Being very small, Positano does not have a proper port. The disembarkation point is a long pier near the Spiaggia Grande. The disembarkation point for all the fast ferries from Sorrento to Positano is a pier near the famous Spiaggia Grande. As soon as you land in the city, you will be captivated by the breathtaking view. From the port, you can easily walk to the hotel or the beating heart of the city, consisting of a maze of alleys, populated by characteristic Positano fashion boutiques. To move to another city on the coast, you can look for a quick connection by hydrofoil Alilauro, take a Sita bus or rent a scooter.
Ferry and hydrofoil timetables from Naples to Positano
The first ferry from Naples to Positano leaves around 9am, so you can get to the city as soon as possible and enjoy a magnificent breakfast. The ferries to Positano all depart in the morning, while the returns are concentrated in the afternoon-evening. Remember to check the table to know the exact departure times from Molo Beverello. If you plan to spend just one day in the city, book your return in advance.
Ferry prices from Naples to Positano
On the Alilauro Gruson website it is possible to book fast boats and ferries from Naples to Positano at no extra cost. The full ticket for the single route starts at around 18 euros. Reductions are available for groups and for children aged 2 to 11 traveling in the company of an adult. Directly from the site you can book a discounted rate for the return connection from Naples to Positano.
How long does the Naples-Positano connection last?
The journey from Molo Beverello di Napoli to Positano takes about 90 minutes. The journey, not exactly short, will allow you to admire the entire Gulf of Naples, with a short stop in Sorrento. The view of the Amalfi Coast from the sea will be an incredibly exciting experience.
What to do during your stay in Positano?
Positano is a very popular destination in Italy for both couples looking for a romantic getaway and families looking for rest or adventure. At first glance, Positano resembles a giant pyramid, with traditional buildings, boutiques and colorful hotels built on different levels. Already a tourist destination since the Roman Empire, it reached the peak of popularity starting from the 1950s. Absolutely not to be missed during your stay is the coast of Positano, where some of the most beautiful and glamorous beaches in Italy are located. In addition, this is the perfect place to explore coves that can only be reached by stairs or by boat, such as Arienzo beach, away from the major tourist flows.
What to see in Positano?
Here are three places not to be missed during a 1 day tour in Positano:
- Church of Santa Maria Assunta: the white interior is now dominated by the beautiful Byzantine icon of the black Madonna with Child.
- Villa Romana Positano: this extraordinary find is located in the basement of the Church of Santa Maria dell’Assunta. Its magnificent frescoed hall is an example of the artistic splendor achieved by the coastal town in the years immediately preceding the eruption of 79 AD
- Visit to a lemon grove: it is possible to take a tour with one of the local farmers in the lemon terraces. Here the amalfitano sfusato is grown, a magical fruit of the land from which limoncello is produced.
What to eat in Positano?
All that remains is to discover the excellent cuisine of Positano. In this section we present 3 of the dishes you absolutely must try:
- Lemon sorbet: not to be missed to cool off from the summer heat, the sorbet is sold from numerous kiosks scattered throughout the city.
- Seafood salad with lemon sauce: the classic seafood salad sprinkled with a delicious dressing based on oil, lemon and pepper.
- Pancakes with prawns: chopped onion, prawns and basil are mixed and fried. You will never be able to do without it.
Tips for a trip from Naples to Positano
Thanks to its mild climate, Positano can be visited all year round. However, the months with the lowest number of tourists are winter and autumn. If you want to enjoy silence and tranquility, it is advisable to book your holiday starting from October. If, on the other hand, you are looking for nightlife and events, the summer months are perfect for you. Furthermore, in this period you can also dedicate yourself to vip watching of the numerous stars of Hollywood and beyond.
