Checked offer from Naples to Procida: Ferry, about 0h 35min, from €23. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on October 27, 2026): SNAV, Caremar, Caremar Hydrofoil; main departure point: Naples 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SNAV | Ferry | Naples Molo Beverello | €23 | 7 |
| Caremar | Ferry | Naples Port | €45 | 4 |
| Caremar Hydrofoil | Ferry | Naples Port | €58 | 4 |
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Practical tips
Naples has several departure points for the islands. Read the port and quay name on your confirmation before leaving your hotel, because Molo Beverello and Calata Porta di Massa are separate places and not a short walk apart.
Summer weekends and holidays fill up quickly. Booking online ahead of time secures your seat and avoids paying more at the quay or being left on the dock when the sailing you wanted is sold out.
Port areas in Naples can be busy and signage is not always obvious. Arrive with a comfortable margin to locate the ticket desk or boarding gate, and keep your confirmation ready on your phone.
Sailings can be delayed or cancelled when the sea is rough, especially for faster boats. Check the forecast the day before, avoid tight connections such as same-day flights, and keep a flexible plan.
Procida has fewer sailings late in the day than the big hubs. If you are visiting for a day trip, note the last return departure before you plan your lunch and sightseeing, so you are not stuck overnight.
The journey experience
Getting from Naples to Procida is simple once you know the one thing that matters: this is a sea route. There is no need to compare trains, coaches and flights here, because the ferry is the way to reach the island, and it makes for a relaxed, scenic start to a quieter corner of the Bay of Naples.
The crossing is run by regular passenger ferries and, depending on the day, faster hydrofoil-style services. Ferries are the more spacious option, with seats inside, open decks for views of Vesuvius and Ischia, and room for luggage. Hydrofoils are quicker and enclosed, but can be bumpier in rough weather. Operators sailing the route include Caremar, Medmar and SNAV, though the exact company and vessel type depend on the day and the departure. You can book online and receive your ticket by instant confirmation.
Your main worry is probably the departure point, because Naples has more than one port area and the departure point varies with the service. Always check the port name on your ticket before heading out: Molo Beverello and Calata Porta di Massa are different places. In high season and on summer weekends, book ahead so you are not left without a seat, and keep a little spare time on arrival to find the right quay. The table on this page shows the verified time and price range for the crossing.
Frequently asked questions — Naples → Procida
Ferry tickets from Naples to Procida start from €23, and typically go up to €46 depending on the operator, the type of vessel and the season. Booking in advance online helps you secure a seat, especially on summer weekends when popular sailings fill up quickly.
The crossing takes about 35 to 40 minutes. This is the verified range for the route, so you can plan a half-day or full-day visit easily. Remember to add time at the port for finding your quay and boarding before departure.
The ferry is the way to reach Procida from Naples. It takes about 35 to 40 minutes, with fares from €23 and typically up to €46. You can book online with instant confirmation, which is useful in high season when sailings can sell out.
Naples has several port areas, and the departure point depends on the operator and the type of boat. The most common departure points for the islands are Molo Beverello and Calata Porta di Massa, so always confirm the port named on your ticket before you travel.
Yes, with a crossing of about 35 to 40 minutes, Procida works well as a day trip. You can wander the colourful harbours and quiet lanes and be back in Naples by evening. Just check the last return sailing before you go.
Why visit Procida?
- ✓ Wander the pastel-coloured fishing port of Marina Corricella, the island's postcard-perfect village, and dine on fresh seafood at the water's edge
- ✓ Climb to the medieval Terra Murata, the island's fortified hilltop, to visit the Abbey of San Michele Arcangelo and enjoy panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples
- ✓ Relax on Chiaiolella beach and Lido, then watch the sunset over the Vivara nature reserve, reached by a footbridge
- ✓ Rent a bicycle or take a tiny local minibus to explore the whole island, just 4 km² in size, along narrow lanes lined with lemon groves
- ✓ Take a short ferry from Naples or Pozzuoli and taste the local Procida lemon, in lemon granita, limoncello and the traditional lingua di bue pastry
When to visit Procida?
MEDITERRANEAN COASTAL CLIMATE
May to early October — warm, sunny weather ideal for beaches, with fewer crowds in May, June and September
What to do in Procida?
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How long to visit Procida?
Procida is small and best done in 1 to 2 days. With one day, take the ferry from Naples or Pozzuoli, walk Marina di Corricella, Terra Murata and the Abbey of San Michele, then have lunch by the harbour. With two days, add Chiaia beach, Marina Grande and the Vivara nature reserve, and sleep on the island to enjoy it once the day-trippers leave. Avoid August weekends, when ferries and beaches are packed.
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