With this ferry ticket, you can travel between Naples and Positano in under 2 hours while taking in views of the Amalfi Coast. It’s a fast and incredibly comfortable journey!
Please remember that these activities are non-refundable.
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With this ferry ticket, you can travel between Naples and Positano in under 2 hours while taking in views of the Amalfi Coast. It’s a fast and incredibly comfortable journey!
The ferry is the most popular way to travel between Naples and Positano. With this ticket, you can board the boat directly, skipping the ticket office lines at the port.
During the booking process, you'll need to choose between two options: a trip from Naples to Positano or a return trip from Positano to Naples. You'll also need to select your preferred departure time.
If you're departing from Naples, the departure point is Molo Beverello, and you'll arrive at the port of Positano at Spiaggia Grande. If you're booking the return trip from Positano, the route is reversed: you'll depart from Positano and disembark at Molo Beverello.
The ferry journey between Naples and Positano takes approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes.
In Positano, just steps from the port, you’ll be captivated by its most famous view, with a maze of stepped alleyways and colorful houses perched on the cliffs above the Tyrrhenian Sea.
You can stroll through the historic center, discover artisan fashion and ceramics shops, sunbathe on the famous Spiaggia Grande, or enjoy local cuisine on seaside terraces. Positano is also the perfect starting point for exploring other parts of the iconic Amalfi Coast.
For anyone visiting Naples, a must-do is exploring the lively streets of its historic center, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and tasting authentic Neapolitan pizza.
We recommend getting lost in iconic areas like the Quartieri Spagnoli, admiring the grandeur of Piazza del Plebiscito, visiting world-class archaeological museums, or taking a walk along the waterfront with views of the imposing Mount Vesuvius.
