Naples to Procida Ferry
Naples (Molo Beverello) → Procida
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- High-speed crossing
- ~40 min
- Conventional crossing
- ~1 h
- Frequency
- Several daily sailings in summer, reduced in winter
- Carries cars
- Yes (on the car ferry)
Crossing times and frequency are typical ranges and vary by season and operator. Check the operator or Direct Ferries for current sailings before booking.
Where it leaves from
Procida ferries depart from central Naples: fast hydrofoils and passenger services from Molo Beverello, and car ferries from Calata Porta di Massa a short walk away. You arrive at Marina Grande di Procida (also called Sancio Cattolico), the island's main port, right in the colourful fishing quarter.
Fast service vs car ferry
At just 40 minutes by hydrofoil, Procida is one of the quickest island crossings in the Bay of Naples. Conventional ferries take around an hour but can carry your car — worth considering if you plan to explore the island's lanes and beaches at your own pace, though many visitors find Procida perfectly manageable without a vehicle.
The island
Procida — Italy's Capital of Culture 2022 — is smaller and calmer than Capri and Ischia, with pastel-painted harbours, fishing boats, and a quieter atmosphere. It is an increasingly popular day trip from Naples and an overnight base for travellers wanting to escape the crowds.
Booking tips
Services are operated by Caremar, SNAV and others. In summer, hydrofoils fill up on popular sailing times; booking ahead is wise for early departures and weekend crossings. Compare operators and timetables via Direct Ferries.
Ports & terminals
- Naples (Molo Beverello)View on map →
Port guides
Related ferry routes
Frequently asked questions
- How long is the ferry from Naples to Procida?
- Fast hydrofoils take around 40 minutes; conventional ferries take roughly an hour but carry cars.
- Can I take a car to Procida?
- Yes — Procida accepts cars, though the island is small and much of it is easily explored on foot or by scooter. Car ferries sail from Calata Porta di Massa.
- Is Procida easy to visit as a day trip from Naples?
- Very easy — Procida is one of the closest Bay of Naples islands, and the frequent fast ferry makes it a straightforward day trip. It is quieter and less visited than Capri or Ischia.