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Routes and schedules are updated in real-time and refer to the current week.
Ferries run more frequently from April to October. Double-check schedules a few days before departure!
Ferries from Naples to Procida
Ferries between Naples and Procida run all year round, including on holidays.
You can check current ferry schedules on this page.
Ferries run more frequently from the beginning of April through October, and additional indirect routes are added from other ports in the Bay of Naples. Routes decrease in the slow winter months between November and April. Ferries to Ischia generally also stop on Procida.
For more details about schedules, prices, and availability, click the “Book now” button and fill in your dates of travel.
You can purchase ferry tickets online in advance or at the port until just a few minutes before departure.
For your own peace of mind, we suggest booking ferry tickets in advance if you are traveling in high season or during holidays and weekends, when ferries may be more crowded. Tickets tend to sell out especially for the return trip from Procida to Naples.
Discounts and Supplements
Children under 2 ride for free; there are discounted tickets for children between 2 and 12.
There is a supplemental charge of EUR 2 for each bag larger than a carry-on (one carry-on bag is included in your ticket price).
You can also bring a bike, canoe, or surfboard on board at an additional charge.
Departure Ports in Naples for Ferries to Procida
Hydrofoils to Procida depart from Molo Beverello and are operated by Caremar and Snav, while other ferries depart from Calata Porta di Massa and are only operated by Caremar. The two ports are about one kilometer apart, so you can either walk or take the free shuttle bus. Purchase your ferry ticket directly at the port from the ticket offices operated by each ferry company.
How to Get to the Molo Beverello Port
Taxi: fixed fare of EUR 21 from the Naples Capodichino Airport and EUR 15 from the Stazione Centrale (Piazza Garibaldi) train station.
Bus: Alibus airport shuttle bus from either Capodichino or Piazza Garibaldi
Metro: Line 1 “Municipio” stop, then a 100-meter walk
How to Get to the Calata Porta di Massa Port
Taxi: fixed fare of EUR 21 from the Naples Capodichino Airport and EUR 15 from the Stazione Centrale (Piazza Garibaldi) train station.
Bus: Alibus airport shuttle from either Capodichino or Piazza Garibaldi
Metro: Line 1 “Università” stop, then a 650-meter walk
Arrival Port on Procida from Naples
Ferries from Naples dock at the Marina Grande port on Procida, where you will also find the bus stop and scooter, bike, and car rental offices to get around the island.
Should I book a ferry or hydrofoil?
Hydrofoil:
Faster: it only takes about 40 minutes to get from Naples to Procida
Frequent departures: hydrofoils depart about every 40 minutes during the peak times of day
Ferry:
Less expensive
Outdoor seating
Slower: it takes about 60 minutes to get from Naples to Procida
Taking a Vehicle to Procida on the Ferry
Only Caremar ferries departing from Calata di Massa in Naples allow you to embark a vehicle.
If you plan on embarking a vehicle, book your ferry ticket in advance because a confirmed booking allows you to exit the A1 highway and follow the “Napoli Porto” signs directly through the Varco Bausan (a dedicated exit), completely avoiding the heavy downtown traffic.
To reach the Calata di Massa port from downtown, take the Varco Pisacane (a dedicated exit) from Via Marina.
An excellent alternative is simply departing from the port in Pozzuoli so you don't have to take on Naples' famously snarled traffic.