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Ferries from Naples to Capri run every day, year-round, with departures from Naples Calata Porta di Massa - Naples Beverello - Portici - Torre del Greco. The first ferry leaves Naples Calata Porta di Massa at 05:35, while the last departs at 19:40. Other ports follow similar schedules. In summer (June to September), crossings increase to around 164 per week, dropping to about 50 in quieter months.
The quickest option—departing from Naples Calata Porta di Massa—gets you to Capri in roughly 50min. Tickets usually range between €22.49 and €33.72.
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Ferry companies from Naples to Capri
You can travel from Naples to Capri with Caremar, Caremar Hydrofoil, NLG, SNAV, Navigazione Libera Del Golfo, Laser Capri. Below are next week’s sailings, grouped by departure port and sorted by lowest ticket price.
Naples to Capri ferry schedule
The Naples to Capri ferry schedule varies by operator, season, and departure port. In summer, the route is at its busiest, with around 20 to 40 daily crossings.
Can I travel by ferry from Naples to Capri?
Yes! Ferries run daily from Beverello, Calata Porta di Massa, Portici and Torre del Greco, operated by Caremar, Caremar Hydrofoil, NLG, SNAV, Navigazione Libera Del Golfo, Laser Capri. The crossing takes about 58min.
How long does the ferry take from Naples to Capri?
The ferry from Naples to Capri takes about 58min, depending on the departure port, ferry operator, weather, and whether you choose a high-speed or conventional ferry. The fastest crossings usually leave from Naples Calata Porta di Massa, while sailings from other ports may take a bit longer.
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Fastest ferry from Naples to Capri
Looking to get there as quickly as possible? , operated by NLG, is the fastest ferry from Naples to Capri. It departs from Beverello and takes just 50min. That said, all ferries on this route will get you to Capri very quickly. The average time for the trip is 58min regardless of which company you choose.
Can you visit Capri on a day trip from Naples?
Absolutely. In just 50min, you can swap the buzz of Naples for the sunlit streets of Capri. Just be sure to check the first and last ferry from Capri to Naples to err on the safe side.
What time is the last ferry from Capri to Naples?
The last ferry from Capri to Naples usually departs at 19:40, depending on the season and operator. That gives you plenty of time to explore the island at your own pace before heading back the same day.
This summary for the Naples to Capri route is based on recent data and is updated regularly. Schedules may change due to seasons, ferry operators, or availability. For the latest timetable, including routes, stops, and prices, check our ferry search and booking system.
Capri is just the beginning
Next stop: the Amalfi Coast, and other beautiful spots along the shore.
Ferry ticket prices from Naples to Capri
Ferry tickets from Naples to Capri usually range from €22.49 to €33.72, depending on the departure port, ticket type and ferry company. Here are the starting ticket prices from each port:
- Naples Calata Porta di Massa, from €22.49
- Naples Beverello, from €22.50
- Portici, from €25.50
- Torre del Greco, from €23.00
If you’re traveling during the busy summer months, it’s a good idea to book early to secure the best fare and your preferred departure time.
Ferry Offers
From time to time, you may find special deals on the Naples to Capri route, including family-friendly fares and seasonal promotions. Ferry companies like Navigazione Libera del Golfo and Laser Capri offer discounts for children, making Capri an easy choice for a family day out.
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Ferry ports with connections to Capri from Naples
Ferries and hydrofoils to Capri depart from four main ports around Naples: Beverello, Calata Porta di Massa, Portici, and Torre del Greco.
Here is what you need to know to choose the right one:
- The main departure point for high-speed hydrofoils to Capri. It’s right by Piazza Municipio and easy to reach from the historic center. From Naples Airport, it takes about 30–40 minutes by taxi or Alibus, which stops directly at the port.
- Best for traditional ferries, including those that carry vehicles. It’s just a short distance from Beverello and about 10–15 minutes from the city center. From the airport, take the Alibus and continue with a quick taxi ride or walk.
- A practical choice if you’re staying near Mount Vesuvius. You can get there in around 15 minutes by Circumvesuviana train from Naples to Portici-Ercolano station, then a quick taxi ride to the port.
- Ideal if you’re coming from towns along the Vesuvian coast. Reachable in about 20 minutes by Circumvesuviana train from Naples, with local buses or taxis connecting to the port.
Once at the port, just follow the signs to your ferry or hydrofoil terminal and check the departure boards. In the high season, it’s best to arrive at least 30-45 minutes early.
Capri on foot: ferry travel from Naples
Ferries from Naples to Capri mainly carry foot passengers, which keeps boarding quick and easy without vehicle loading. It’s a simple hop across the Bay of Naples, and most sailings are accessible for wheelchair users.
Plan to arrive at the port 20–60 minutes before departure, depending on the ferry company and season. In the busy summer months, arriving a bit earlier is always a good idea.
Can you bring a car on the ferry from Naples to Capri?
No, ferries from Naples to Capri carry foot passengers only, so vehicles aren’t allowed on this route. Once you arrive, getting around is easy. Most people explore Capri on foot, with taxis and local buses available if needed. You can also hop on the funicular, which takes you straight from Marina Grande (the port) up to La Piazzetta in the heart of Capri in just 5 minutes!
Luggage on the ferry to Capri
Travelers on the Naples to Capri route usually bring light luggage, as ferry companies on this route allow hand luggage only. Each operator has its own limit:
- : Up to 5kg per passenger.
- : Up to 9kg per passenger.
- -----: Up to 0kg per passenger.
Make sure your luggage is clearly labeled and place it in the designated storage areas when boarding. If you’re carrying extra or oversized luggage, additional fees may apply. For exact details, feel free to contact our support team.
Cabins on board
Cabins are not available on the ferries from Naples to Capri, but given how short the journey is, you won’t need one. Most travelers spend their time enjoying the views across the Bay of Naples. Keep an eye on the horizon and you may even spot the Faraglioni rocks as Capri comes into view. All ferries offer comfortable seating and air-conditioned lounges. SNAV vessels have an onboard bar, and NLG hydrojets provide dedicated seating for passengers with disabilities.
Traveling with pets on ferries to Capri
Ferries from Naples welcome pets on board, though the rules vary slightly by company.
- On Navigazione Libera del Golfo (NLG) hydrojets, small pets can travel in a carrier, while larger dogs should be on a leash and wearing a muzzle during the crossing. Pets usually stay in designated outdoor areas rather than inside lounges.
- SNAV ferries also allow pets. Dogs must travel on a leash with a muzzle, and smaller animals should remain in a carrier.
- Laser Capri vessels welcome pets as well, typically in a carrier or on a leash, depending on the animal and the boat.
The crossing to Capri takes about 50 minutes, so most pets handle the trip comfortably. Capri is a wonderful place to explore together, especially once you start wandering its paths and viewpoints on foot. For detailed ferry policies, check the company’s page on our site or reach out to our support team.
Capri island new tourism rules and travel tips (from summer 2026)
If you’re visiting Capri from Naples, keep in mind that new tourism rules will apply from May 2026 to reduce overcrowding, especially in summer.
Here are the key changes you should know:
- Groups are limited to 40 people
- Groups over 20 people must use headphones, and the use of megaphones or external speakers is prohibited.
- Tour guides will no longer be allowed to use large umbrellas, flags, or poles to gather groups in busy streets and piazzas.
- Authorities are introducing controls on boat arrivals and docking times to smooth passenger flows at the island’s main port.
There are also a few local rules to keep in mind. Don’t sit on steps or eat in the streets, as fines can be high. Swimwear and going shirtless are only allowed at the beach, not in town or on public transport. Bikes and e-scooters aren’t allowed in the historic centre, and cigarette butts must be thrown in designated bins. Single-use plastics are banned across the island, with fines of up to €500.
If you're departing from Naples Calata Porta di Massa, Naples Beverello, Portici, or Torre del Greco, consider taking an early ferry to arrive before peak crowds, especially during the summer months.
Check out our blog for more tips and inspiration to help you enjoy your trip to Capri even more.
Ferry vs hydrofoil: What to expect when traveling from Naples to Capri
Ferries and hydrofoils both connect Naples to Capri, but the type of vessel affects travel time, onboard space, and ticket price.
Hydrofoils are the fastest option, taking about 45–60 minutes. They depart from Beverello and are for foot passengers only. Onboard you’ll usually find air-conditioned seating, luggage storage, and sometimes a small snack bar. These vessels are designed for speed, so outdoor areas are limited and they do not transport vehicles.
Ferries are slower, usually taking around 60–90 minutes. They typically depart from Calata Porta di Massa. Ferries often include indoor lounges, outdoor decks with sea views, and the option to travel with a vehicle.
If you want to reach Capri as quickly as possible, hydrofoils are usually the best choice. If you prefer more space onboard, access to outdoor decks, or lower ticket prices, a traditional ferry may be the better option for this route.
Destinations worth exploring near Capri
If you’re heading to Capri, you can easily continue your trip along the Amalfi Coast without returning to Naples. With regular ferry connections, you can turn your visit into a multi-stop itinerary and add stops like:
- Positano: One of the most iconic spots on the Amalfi Coast, with colorful houses cascading down to the sea. Ferries from Capri take around 30 min to 1h 5min, making it ideal for a day trip or overnight stay.
- Amalfi: Lively and historic, with its famous cathedral right by the sea. It’s also a good base for visiting Ravello. Crossings from Capri take about 35 min to 1h, so it’s an easy getaway from the island.
- Sorrento: One of the quickest and most convenient connections from Capri. Often more affordable, it’s a practical base with beautiful views over the Bay of Naples. The fastest ferry takes just 15 minutes, perfect even for a short visit.
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Here are the ferry and hydrofoil vessels operating from Naples to Capri. Tap the photos to learn more!
NLG JET Navigazione Libera Del Golfo
NON DEFINITA SN SNAV
SNAV ORION (450) SNAV