Ferry from Naples to Milazzo

On Siremar ferries from Naples to Milazzo, children up to 3 years old travel free of charge, while children aged 4 to 11 receive a 50% discount on the passenger fare.

Conventional ferries operating on the Naples - Milazzo route are designed to ensure maximum comfort during the crossing. On Siremar ferries, you can find:

• Bars and cafés serving snacks and drinks
• Self-service restaurants
• Outdoor decks accessible during the crossing
• Numbered seats in air-conditioned lounges
• Cabins with beds
• Dedicated luggage storage areas
• Vehicle garages

Cabins and other accommodation 

Siremar ferries operating on the Naples - Milazzo route offer different types of cabins, including inside cabins and outside cabins with sea views. Cabins can accommodate 1, 2, 3 or 4 passengers.

Prices vary depending on the cabin type and number of beds, but usually start at around €90.

Can I book a numbered seat?

On most ferries, deck passage is available, which includes unassigned seating in the ferry's common areas or on the outdoor decks.

How much luggage can I carry on board?

Siremar allows each passenger to bring 1 piece of luggage weighing up to 20 kg on board.

Amenities for people with disabilities

Ferries operating on the Naples - Milazzo route are equipped with facilities and services for passengers with reduced mobility (PRM).

Onboard facilities may vary depending on the vessel, but generally include:

• Elevators and access ramps to move easily between decks
• Reserved seating in common areas
• Accessible cabins, designed with adequate space
• Accessible toilets

Can I travel with my pet?

Pets are more than welcome on all Naples - Milazzo ferries! Simply include your pet in your booking and pay an additional fee.

During the trip, small pets must be kept in their carrier, while larger pets must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash.

Remember to bring your pet’s travel and health documents, tickets and any pet supplies you may need for the trip.

• In July and August, and on weekends, make sure to arrive at the port of Naples well in advance to avoid overcrowding, especially if you’re bringing along your vehicle.
• The Campanian port of Naples is situated strategically and is well-connected: it is about 15 km from Naples International Airport, a few minutes from the motorway exit and only 10 min away from the railway station of Naples.
• Check out our Milazzo travel guide and gather inspiration for your vacation in Sicily!
• In Sicily, moving around by car is highly recommended. You can either travel with your vehicle or rent one upon arrival.

Where to take the ferry from Naples to Milazzo

From the port of Naples, the capital of Campania in Italy, you can travel to Milazzo by ferry. Specifically, ferries depart from the pier of Calata Porta Massa. 

In the port area, you can find all kinds of visitor amenities, including bars, restaurants, ATMs, public restrooms, and luggage storage areas.

How do I get to Calata Porta di Massa pier in Naples

Calata Porta di Massa pier is located in the area of Naples port closest to the historic center and is the main departure point for conventional ferries to the Aeolian Islands. Siremar ferries to Salina depart from here, usually offering evening departures and overnight crossings.

To reach Calata Porta di Massa from Napoli Centrale train station, you can take a local bus from Piazza Garibaldi or a taxi, which takes around 10-15 min, depending on traffic.

Alternatively, you can take the metro (line 1) to Municipio station and then walk for around 15-20 min to the Calata Porta di Massa boarding area.

Where does the ferry arrive in Milazzo?

Ferries from Naples arrive at the port of Milazzo. The port is located close to the town center and is well connected to the main transport routes. The port area offers plenty of facilities, including bars, restaurants, shops, and parking spaces nearby.