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Ferries to Procida

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Procida Ferry Timetables

Procida is easily accessible by ferries and hydrofoils from Naples and Pozzuoli, with different options depending on travel time and price. From Naples, departures operate from two main ports: Calata di Massa, where traditional ferries depart (travel time about 60 minutes), and Molo Beverello, dedicated to fast hydrofoils, which reach Procida in around 40–45 minutes.

A particularly convenient alternative is the port of Pozzuoli, from which only ferries depart: this is the fastest and most affordable route, with a travel time of about 30–35 minutes. Check the Pozzuoli to Procida ferry timetable to find the best option.

The main ferry companies operating routes to Procida are Medmar, Caremar, and Gestur (currently not bookable online). You can also check the Naples to Procida ferry timetable to compare all available departures.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ferries to Procida

  • Ferries and hydrofoils to Procida depart from three main ports: Napoli Molo Beverello (hydrofoils only, no vehicle boarding), Napoli Calata Porta di Massa (traditional ferries with vehicle boarding), and Pozzuoli (car ferries, shorter and cheaper route). During the high season, direct ferry connections from Ischia — including Casamicciola and Ischia Porto — are also available.

  • It depends on the type of vessel and the departure port. Hydrofoils from Napoli Molo Beverello take approximately 25–40 minutes. Traditional ferries from Napoli Calata Porta di Massa take around 55–60 minutes. Ferries from Pozzuoli are the fastest option for passengers travelling with cars, with a crossing time of about 30–40 minutes.

  • Prices vary depending on the ferry company, the season, and the type of vessel. As a general guide:

    • Hydrofoil from Naples Beverello: approximately €19–22 per passenger, one way.
    • Ferry from Calata Porta di Massa: approximately €13–16 per passenger.
    • Ferry from Pozzuoli: approximately €11–14 per passenger.
    • Car boarding: from around €25 for a small car from Pozzuoli up to €40–55 from Naples, depending on vehicle length.

    Fares are updated regularly: always check the final ticket price on the ferry operator’s official website before booking.

  • The main ferry companies operating routes to Procida are Caremar (traditional ferries and hydrofoils under a public service agreement with the Campania Region, operating year-round from Napoli Beverello, Napoli Calata Porta di Massa, Pozzuoli, and Ischia), SNAV (hydrofoils from Napoli Beverello and, during the high season, from Ischia Casamicciola), Medmar (car ferries from Pozzuoli and Napoli Calata Porta di Massa), Gestour (traditional ferries on the Pozzuoli–Procida route), ScottoLines (fast ferry and hydrofoil services in the Gulf of Naples, mainly during the high season), Ippocampo (seasonal summer services), and Alicost (seasonal ferry routes from the Amalfi Coast, including Positano and Capri).

    Connections with Ischia are guaranteed year-round by Caremar, while additional seasonal fast services to and from Casamicciola operate during the summer months.

  • Departures operate throughout the day. Approximately:

    • From Naples to Procida: first departure around 06:00, last departure around 21:55, with up to 10 daily crossings including ferries and hydrofoils.
    • From Pozzuoli to Procida: first departure around 04:10, last departure around 19:00, with up to 6 daily crossings.

    During the high season, departures are more frequent; during the low season, some crossings may be cancelled. Always check the updated timetable at the top of the page.

  • The best option depends on your travel needs.

    The hydrofoil is much faster than the traditional ferry, but it carries only passengers (and sometimes bicycles or scooters) and is more likely to be cancelled in rough sea conditions.

    The traditional ferry, on the other hand, is slower but also more stable. It usually guarantees more reliable connections even in bad weather, allows cars and motorbikes on board, and offers more onboard comforts such as air-conditioned lounges, snack bars, and large outdoor areas.

    From a price perspective, traditional ferries are generally cheaper than hydrofoils.

  • Cars and motorbikes can only be transported on traditional ferries departing from Pozzuoli or Napoli Calata Porta di Massa (operators such as Caremar and Medmar).

    Hydrofoils carry passengers only, although bicycles and scooters may be allowed depending on the company’s policy.

    ⚠️ Important: Procida enforces a regulation restricting the landing of non-resident motor vehicles, generally from March to October. During this period, only residents, authorized visitors, and exempt categories may bring vehicles onto the island.

    Always check the latest regulation before booking. In most cases, the easiest option is to leave your car in a parking area in Pozzuoli or Naples and travel to the island on foot.

  • How early should I arrive at the port before boarding?

    Recommended check-in times depend on the type of travel:

    • With a vehicle (car, motorbike, camper): arrive at least 60 minutes before departure to complete boarding procedures at the vehicle gate.
    • Foot passengers only: arrive at least 30 minutes before departure, enough time to collect tickets at the ticket office and reach the pier.
  • For foot passengers during the low season, booking is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended on weekends, during holidays, and in the high season. Tickets can be purchased on the official ferry company websites, at port ticket offices, or through authorized comparison portals such as Visit Procida

  • Yes, dogs and cats are allowed on all ferries and hydrofoils to Procida. Dogs must travel with a leash and muzzle, while cats, rabbits, and small animals must be transported in a closed carrier.

    You must carry an up-to-date pet health record. Small dogs in a carrier generally travel free or for a nominal fee; for medium and large dogs a dedicated ticket is required, usually between €2–5.

    Guide dogs for people with disabilities always travel free of charge.

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