By booking this ticket for the ferry between Naples and Capri, you can travel between two of Campania's most famous destinations quickly and comfortably. The journey is just 50 minutes!
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By booking this ticket for the ferry between Naples and Capri, you can travel between two of Campania's most famous destinations quickly and comfortably. The journey is just 50 minutes!
If you're looking to go to Capri from Naples or vice versa, the best option is by ferry. In just 50 minutes, you'll reach your destination.
By booking this ticket, you can directly access the boarding dock without passing by the ticket booth. During the sail, you'll cross the Gulf of Naples and admire its stunning views, perfect for taking unforgettable keepsake photos.
During the booking process, you can select your preferred option: a ferry from Naples to Capri or from Capri to Naples. If you're departing from Naples, the departure port is Molo Beverello, and you'll arrive at the Marina Grande in Capri.
In Capri, you can't miss the famous Piazzetta de Capri, the heart of the island, a lively place for locals and tourists alike. Very close by, you'll see the impressive Faraglioni, three majestic rock formations rising from the Tyrrhennian Sea, which you can see from the Gardens of Augustus.
You can make the most of your time in Capri to sail toward the famous Blue Grotto, a sea cave where the sunlight creates a magical reflection in the water. If you prefer a quiet atmosphere, the gardens of the Villa San Michele, in Anacapri, are a haven of peace and incredible scenic views.
For those who love the heights, you can hop on the chairlift in Anacapri to the summit of Monte Solaro, where you'll take in the most breathtaking views of the island. If you want, you can discover hidden coves and secret caves with a boat ride around the island.
This ancient city, the birthplace of pizza, will captivate you with its vibrant energy and rich heritage. In Naples, we recommend strolling along Spaccanapoli, the main artery of the historic center, declared a World Heritage Site, which divides the city into two. Here, you'll see churches, noble palaces, and small craft shops all around.
Admire the stunning Naples Cathedral, home to the Royal Chapel of the Treasure of St. Januarius, the patron saint of the city. Discover Naples' fascinating underground city, a network of tunnels and galleries that reveal its hidden past, from Roman aqueducts to war refuges. The Museo Arqueológico Nacional, with its collections from Pompeii and Herculaneum, is a must-visit for history buffs.
Of course, you can't leave Naples without trying an authentic Neapolitan pizza, an intangible cultural heritage, at a traditional pizzeria. Enjoy walking along the promenade of Mergellina, with views of Mount Vesuvius and the Castel dell'Ovo. If you're in the mood for a day trip, nearby, you'll find the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum, and the majestic Mount Vesuvius.
