Ferry from Sorrento to Salerno

When traveling from Sorrento to Salerno, you can find various age-based discount tickets for toddlers and children. Specifically, children up to 1 year old travel for free and without seat assignment. There are also discounts (50% off) for those up to 12 years old.

The high-speed ferries serving the Sorrento - Salerno connection are equipped with basic amenities for a quick and comfortable journey. Onboard, you will generally find seating in air-conditioned lounges, outside on deck to enjoy the sea view and snack bars where you can get a quick bite or drink.

Cabins and accommodation

Ferries operating the Sorrento - Salerno route do not have cabins. There is only deck-passage accommodation included in the ticket.

Are premium seats available?

Ferries on the Sorrento - Salerno route offer standard seating only, as premium or business-class options are not available.

Can I book a specific seat?

No, seating is generally unassigned in the passenger lounge, so we recommend arriving early to have a better chance of choosing your preferred seat.

How much luggage is allowed on the ferries?

Each ferry company has its own luggage policy:

• NLG allows passengers to carry on board 1 piece of luggage up to 5 kg with a maximum size of 50x30x15 cm for free.
• On the ferries of Coast Lines, you can bring on board 1 piece of luggage with a maximum size of 50x35x20 cm and a maximum weight of 9 kg for free.

Note: extra luggage or luggage that goes over the allowed weight or size will be subject to an extra fee.

Amenities for people with disabilities

Ferries operating from Sorrento to Salerno are generally accessible to passengers with disabilities and reduced mobility.

Facilities on board include access ramps, reserved seating in the communal areas, and accessible restrooms.

Please note: some ferries may not offer the full range of accessibility facilities.

Can I travel with my pet?

On Sorrento - Salerno ferries, you can travel safely with your pet, which must be registered in the booking. Small pets must remain in a pet carrier. Larger dogs must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash.

Remember to bring all the necessary health documents, such as your pet’s vaccination record or EU pet passport, along with any supplies your pet may need during the journey.

For more information, visit our dedicated guide to traveling by ferry with your pet in Italy.

• In July and August, as well as on weekends, we recommend arriving at the port of Sorrento at least 1 hour in advance to allow extra time for traffic and possible delays.
• In case of very rough seas, crossings may be suspended. We recommend checking the latest updates from the ferry company you’re traveling with.
• Find more useful tips and travel information in our Salerno travel guide.
• Direct ferries also connect Sorrento with several destinations along the Amalfi Coast. Check out the Sorrento - Amalfi and Sorrento - Positano routes.
• Discover all ferry routes to and from Salerno and plan your trip with ease!

Where do I get the ferry from Sorrento to Salerno?

Ferries to Salerno depart from the port of Marina Piccola, just a short walk from the historic center of Sorrento.

In the area, you’ll find bars, restaurants, shops and several paid parking options for both short and long stays.

How to get to the port of Sorrento

You can reach the port in several ways:

• On foot: From Piazza Tasso, you can walk down to the port via the panoramic staircase in around 10-15 min.
• By train: The Circumvesuviana train from Naples reaches Sorrento in around 1 hour.
• By bus: Local bus services connect Sorrento city center with the port area.
• By taxi: Taxis are available at several points around the city center and are a convenient option if you’re traveling with luggage.
• By car: There are paid parking facilities near the port. During the summer months, it’s best to arrive early, as traffic can be heavy and parking spaces may be limited.

Where do ferries from Sorrento arrive in Salerno?

Your arrival port depends on the ferry company: NLG ferries arrive at Molo Manfredi, while Coast Lines services dock at Molo Concordia. Molo Concordia is close to the train station and Salerno city center, while Molo Manfredi is located further along the seafront.

The 2 piers are around a 20-min walk apart, so make sure to check the terminal indicated on your ticket.