Attention: it is forbidden to embark non-resident vehicles to the island of Procida from April 6th to October 31st

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How to get to Procida

Procida can be reached from three different piers: the first two, Calata di Massa and Molo Beverello, are both located in Naples, and are not far from each other. Ferries leave from the first: these take about 1 hour to reach the island, while the second is intended for hydrofoils, which reach their destination in 45 minutes. The third, on the other hand, is the pier of the port of Pozzuoli, which is the shortest and cheapest route: in 35 minutes you can arrive on the island. If you depart from Naples, the reference companies are Caremar (ferries and hydrofoils) and SNAV (hydrofoils only), while if you depart from Pozzuoli the reference companies for the ferry route are Gestour, Medmar and Caremar.

During the high season it is always recommended to book tickets online, to avoid long queues or unpleasant surprises when boarding.

How to reach Procida

You can find all the information in one page, whether you're coming from Rome, Naples or the Amalfi Coast. During the high season it is recommended to book tickets online in order to avoid big queues. Times and prices often change; therefore, make sure to check the information the day before departure or contact the shipping companies directly, especially in case of bad weather conditions.

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Airport Transfers

How to get to Procida from Rome

The journey from Rome to Procida takes 3 hours from the arrival point near the flight, if you are lucky with all the connections. Il Poeto, apart from the price in the city, is very popular, the rich choice varies according to the newcomer to Naples.

Coming from Fiumicino Airport, Rome

If you land in the airport of Fiumicino, we advice you to take the Leonardo Express train going to Roma Termini, where you can take a train heading to Naples. You can also consider an option of taking a bus in Fiumicino airport, which will take you directly to Piazza Garibaldi in Naples.

Book a bus from Rome Fiumicino to Naples

Coming from Ciampino Airport, Rome

If you land in Ciampino airport, you have two options: Taking a bus towards Roma Termini station, where you can take a train to Naples, or taking another bus that will deliver you directly to Piazza Garibaldi in Naples.

Book a bus ticket from Ciampino to Naples

Coming from Roma Termini train station

When you arrive to Roma Termini station you can choose one of the three trains going to Naples: 1) The fastest option is Eurostar Freccia Rosa, which will cost around 45€. 2) The Intercity train takes a bit longer and costs around 25€. 3) The ticket for the Inter-regional train costs 10€ and is suitable for low-budget travels.

Book a bus from Rome Ciampino to Naples

How to arrive from Naples Capodichino Airport

From Capodichino airport you can reach one of the two harbours, Molo Beverello and Calata di Massa, by taking a taxi or a bus (Alibus), which stops in front of the exit. The ticket can be purchased on board. If you will choose to take a taxi, the predetermined price is around 25 euros.

Alibus: The ticket costs 5 euros and you pay directly to the driver

Taxi: The taxi parking right outside the terminal. The predermined price of the ride is about 20/25 euros. We advice to ask for the price in advance to avoid to be involved with unofficial taxies.

How to arrive from the Central Station

If you chose to arrive to Naples by train, you can go to either of the two harbours (Molo Beverello or Calata di Massa) by bus, taxi or metro. For your convenience you can buy the bus ticket inside the Central train station. Outside, about a hundred meters away, you will see the bus and tram stop: the suitable ones would be tram number 1, bus 152, and the R2 bus, which stop in Piazza Municipio. The best option is to use the metro: take the train and get off on Piazza Municipio. From there you'll reach your destination on foot.

Taxi: a ride to the harbour costs 15€ (predetermined price)

Bus or tram: a ticket costs 1.5€ (can be purchased at the station)

To Procida from Naples or Pozzuoli

Embark from Calata di Massa or Molo Beverello

Procida can be reached from three harbours: the first two, Calata di Massa and Molo Beverello, are situated in Naples and are not far from each other. From the first harbour you can reach Procida on a ferry, while the second one is intended for hydrofoils. You can buy tickets from the following companies:

Naples - Procida

Procida - Naples

Embark from Pozzuoli

Another option would be reaching Procida from the harbour of Pozzuoli with a shorter and cheaper trip: in 35 minutes you can arrive on the island. From Pozzuoli you can find only ferries and the main reference companies for the route are Gestour, Medmar and Caremar

Pozzuoli - Procida

Procida - Pozzuoli

All the routes to and from Procida

Ischia (Casamicciola) - Procida

Procida - Ischia (Casamicciola)

Local traffic restrictions

Once you are in Procida

You can find the bus stop right beside of the ferry and hydrofoil landing, from where you can reach all the main locations of the island. The tickets can be purchased on board. If you prefer to take a taxi, you can find them in the same area.

Cost of taxi - 15€

Cost of a bus ticket - 2€

Disembarkation and traffic restrictions on the island

From 1 March to 31 December 2022, the influx and circulation on the island of Procida of cars, motorcycles and mopeds belonging to people who are not part of the permanently resident population on the island are prohibited, even if they are jointly registered with people there. residents.

Can I arrive with my personal car or scooter to Procida?

From 1 March to 31 December 2022, the influx and circulation on the island of Procida of cars, motorcycles and mopeds belonging to people who are not part of the permanently resident population on the island are prohibited, even if they are jointly registered with people there. residents.
Is it necessary to book a ferry ticket in advance?

It is not obbligatory; however, during high season it is adviced to book the tickets online in order to avoid long queues.
How long is the ferry from Naples to Procida?

From Naples by ferry it takes 1 hour, while the hydrofoils take 40 minutes. From Pozzuoli takes about 35 minutes.
Un biglietto del traghetto da Napoli a Procida costa € 10,60, da Pozzuoli-Procida € 7,90. Un aliscafo da Napoli a Procida costa € 14,40
Procida è molto piccola e se si ha tempo ci si può facilmente spostare a piedi. Per chi, invece, ha necessità di muoversi agevolmente e in modo più veloce sull’isola, le soluzioni sono diverse: autobus di linea, micro taxi, scooter e bici a noleggio, barche e gommoni, sono i modi migliori per spostarsi a Procida, via terra e via mare.