Ferry from Naples to Ventotene

On SVAN ferries from Naples to Ventotene, you will find comfortable seating in air-conditioned spaces. Amenities may vary depending on the vessel.

Cabins and accommodation

There are no cabins on SNAV hydrofoils operating the Naples - Ventotene connection. However, onboard seating is included in the ticket price.

How much luggage can I carry on board?

The SNAV ferry company allows passengers to carry 1 hand luggage with a maximum size of 50x35x20 cm and a maximum weight of 9 kg with no extra cost.

Can I travel with my pet?

On Naples - Ventotene ferries, you can bring your pet. A carrier or cage is required for small pets, while larger pets should wear a muzzle and be on a leash.

• The port of Naples is a very busy port, especially during the high season. Therefore, it is recommended to arrive at least 90 min before your departure to avoid overcrowding.
• Take a look at our Ventotene travel guide to discover what to do and see on the island.
• Go island hopping and continue your trip from the port of Ventotene to the stunning Aeolian Islands such as Salina and Vulcano by ferry!
• If you want to reach the Pontine Islands during the off-season, you can always count on Formia - Ventotene ferries.
• If you have a few extra days, you should also visit the nearby island of Ponza. The Ventotene - Ponza ferry trip takes only 50 min!
• Discover all Ventotene ferry schedules on Ferryhopper and pick the route that serves your travel plans! 

Where to take the ferry from Naples to Ventotene

Ferries to Ventotene leave from the Beverello pier in the port of Naples.

You can easily reach it from Naples Centrale station thanks to a bus that stops at Piazza Garibaldi. Also, less than a 10 min walk from Molo Beverello is the Municipio metro stop.

Where do ferries arrive in Ventotene?

Ferries from Ponza arrive at the port of Ventotene, which is divided into 2 areas: the modern Cala Rossano port and the ancient Roman port. The former accommodates ferries and hydrofoils connecting the island to the mainland, while the latter is reserved for smaller vessels.

The port area offers visitors a wide range of services, including bars, restaurants and shops selling local produce. The area can easily be reached on foot or by bicycle.