Checked offer from Capri to Naples: Ferry, about 0h 40min, from €25. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on October 27, 2026): NLG, SNAV, Caremar; main departure point: Capri Port.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on October 27, 2026 for a departure on November 17, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NLG | Ferry | Capri Port | €25 | 8 |
| SNAV | Ferry | Capri Port | €25 | 4 |
| Caremar | Ferry | Capri Port | €42 | 3 |
| Caremar Hydrofoil | Ferry | Capri Port | €61 | 3 |
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Practical tips
Naples has several ferry points, including Molo Beverello and Calata Porta di Massa. Read your ticket or confirmation carefully and note the exact port before you leave, so you do not end up on the wrong side of the waterfront.
Summer crossings to and from Capri fill up quickly, especially mid-morning departures and the last boats back. Book online in advance for instant confirmation rather than hoping for a seat at the quayside on the day.
Fares vary by boat type and time of day. Look at the table on this page, compare the available departures, and book early to avoid paying more for a last-minute seat when a cheaper crossing was available.
If you have a train, flight or hotel check-in after landing, do not take the last possible boat. Allow time to disembark, reach the city centre and handle any delay, especially in busy periods.
Rough weather can delay or cancel crossings, particularly outside the summer months. Check your booking and the operator's notices on the morning of travel, and avoid planning a tight same-day connection if the forecast looks poor.
The journey experience
For Capri to Naples, the ferry is the option to focus on. You cross the Bay of Naples by sea, so there is no need to weigh up station changes or coach stops. The live table on this page shows times and prices side by side, so you can see at a glance what suits your day.
The crossing is simple and comfortable. You board at the island's main port, find a seat inside or on the open deck, and watch Vesuvius and the Sorrento peninsula slide past. Boats are used by day-trippers, commuters and independent travellers alike, and luggage is easy to bring on board. Several types of vessel serve the route, from larger ferries to faster craft, so compare departures and pick the one that fits your schedule and budget.
Your main worry is probably the port. Naples has more than one, and the departure point on your ticket matters, so check it before you leave. In high season, book your crossing ahead, especially for the last boats of the evening, and keep a margin if you have a train or flight to catch afterwards. If the sea is rough, services can change, so look at your booking on the day. With a little planning, this is one of the easiest island trips in Italy.
Frequently asked questions — Capri → Naples
Tickets start from €25, and typical fares go up to €43 depending on the boat, the time of day and how early you book. Booking ahead in high season is usually the best way to secure a seat at a fair price rather than paying more at the last minute.
The crossing takes about 40 to 50 minutes, depending on the vessel and sea conditions. Remember to add time for getting to the port in Capri, boarding, and disembarking and reaching the city centre in Naples if you have a connection afterwards.
The ferry is the way to go. It crosses the Bay of Naples directly, with a typical crossing of about 40 to 50 minutes and fares from €25. It is comfortable, easy with luggage, and gives you views of Vesuvius on the way. Compare the available departures on this page and book online.
In Capri, boats leave from Marina Grande, the island's main port. In Naples, there is more than one ferry point, such as Molo Beverello or Calata Porta di Massa, so the arrival port depends on the boat you choose. Always check your ticket or confirmation for the exact port.
In high season, yes. Crossings fill up, especially popular daytime departures and the last boats of the evening, and fares can rise closer to departure. Booking online gives you instant confirmation, and you can see the port and time on your ticket. Outside peak periods you have more flexibility, but booking is still wise.
Why visit Naples?
- ✓ Taste the original Neapolitan pizza at historic pizzerias like L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele or Sorbillo
- ✓ Walk through the ruins of Pompeii and climb Mount Vesuvius, 30 minutes from the city by train
- ✓ Admire the Caravaggio and Roman mosaics at the Capodimonte and National Archaeological Museums
- ✓ Wander the lively alleys of Spaccanapoli and the Quartieri Spagnoli, with street art and Maradona murals
- ✓ Take a ferry from the Molo Beverello to Capri, Ischia or Procida for a day trip on the bay
When to visit Naples?
MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
April to June and September to October — warm, sunny weather without the peak summer heat and crowds
What to do in Naples?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Naples?
Plan 3 to 4 days in Naples: it's long enough to cover the historic centre, the National Archaeological Museum, Spaccanapoli and the street food scene at a relaxed pace. With 2 days, stick to the centre and the museum, plus Pompeii or Herculaneum as a half-day trip. With 4 days or more, add Vesuvius, Capri or the Amalfi Coast; book Pompeii tickets online and use the Circumvesuviana train rather than a tour.
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