Sorrento  Ferry  Tickets  &  Timetables

Sorrento's ferry and hydrofoil port is one of the busiest places in the town with visitors coming and going in different directions. The most popular routes are to the islands of Ischia and Capri but there are dozens of other locations with direct maritime links to Sorrento as well.

You can buy your tickets directly from the ticket office which saves any on-line booking fee but many travellers prefer to make the bookings on-line for convenience and peace of mind. You can use the booking engine below for all routes in and out of Sorrento but if you'd like more in-depth information including timetables and prices first, just scroll a bit further down where you'll find links to the most popular routes.

TICKET  BOOKING  ENGINE

When making reservations via the booking engine above, please note that the tickets are provided by a partner company called Traghettilines/OK Ferry who are also responsible for all transactions including payment and dispatch of tickets. Any queries relating to the issue of tickets should be directed towards them via e-mail at prenotazioni@traghettilines.it or by phone on (0039) 0565 912191.

Map  of  Sorrento

SORRENTO - CAPRI

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Villa Lysis, Capri
The day-trip to Capri is by far the most popular excursion from Sorrento. Soak up the glamour and breathtaking views of Capri's own Marina Grande and Marina Piccola or shop on Via Camerelle.

SORRENTO - NAPLES

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Naples
The sprawling city of Naples is one of the most fascinating places in the country. Its narrow streets are full of hidden marvels such as beautiful churches or intriguing underground tunnels. 

Sorrento  -  Positano

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Positano
Positano is the very epitome of the Amalfi Coast, its beach surrounded by overhanging buildings creating a natural amphitheatre with an intricate web of narrow streets to discover.

​Sorrento  -  Amalfi

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Amalfi Cathedral
It's incredible to think this small town was once a fully-fledged republic in its own right. Its beautiful cathedral and thriving marina are just two reminders of its former naval might and importance.

SORRENTO  -  ISCHIA

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Castello Aragonese, Ischia
Ischia is undergoing a resurgence in visitors and offers a wealth of sights to enjoy. Apart from its incredible Castello Aragonese it has thermal water parks, stunning beaches and 6 towns to discover.

SORRENTO  -  CASTELLAMMARE  DI  STABIA

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Villa San Marco, Stabiae
The port town of Castellammare di Stabia lies between Naples and the edge of the Sorrento Peninsula. It's most famous for its two Roman Villas at Stabiae, Villa San Marco and Villa Arianna.
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