Question 1

Where is the Salerno ferry terminal?

Accepted Answer

At Via Molo Manfredi, 84121 Salerno SA.

Question 2

Where can you go by ferry from Salerno?

Accepted Answer

To 17 ports; the busiest crossings are to Amalfi (25 minutes, about 27 times a day in season), Positano (40 minutes, about 23 times a day in season), Cetara (10 minutes, 11 times a day in season), Maiori (30 minutes, 11 times a day in season), Minori (20 minutes, nine times a day in season), Capri (57 minutes, about nine times a day in season), Vietri sul Mare (5 minutes, eight times a day in season) and Messina (9 hours, six times a week).

Question 3

Which ferry companies sail from Salerno?

Accepted Answer

Travelmar: Amalfi, Positano, Cetara, Maiori, Minori and Vietri sul Mare. Alicost: Amalfi, Positano, Cetara and 11 other ports. Grassi Junior: Amalfi, Positano, Cetara, Maiori, Minori and Capri. Positano Jet: Amalfi, Positano, Capri and Naples. Sant'Andrea: Amalfi, Positano, Cetara, Maiori, Minori, Capri and Vietri sul Mare. NLG: Amalfi, Positano and Capri. Cartour: Messina. Grimaldi Lines: Palermo and Tunis.

Question 4

What is the shortest ferry crossing from Salerno?

Accepted Answer

To Vietri sul Mare, in 5 minutes, eight times a day in season, with Travelmar, Alicost and Sant'Andrea.

Question 5

Can I take my car on a ferry from Salerno?

Accepted Answer

Partly. Only Cartour and Grimaldi Lines take cars. Salerno to Messina, Salerno to Palermo and Salerno to Tunis take cars; every other line is for foot passengers only.

Question 6

Do ferries from Salerno run all year?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Travelmar, Grassi Junior and two other companies sail all year round; some lines are seasonal. Salerno to Vietri sul Mare runs in season only. Salerno to Naples and Salerno to Torre Annunziata run April to October. Salerno to Agropoli, Salerno to San Marco di Castellabate and Salerno to Acciaroli run mid-June to early September. Salerno to Ischia Porto and Salerno to Procida run April to September.