Naples Port (Campania)

All GNV ferries to/from Naples

Travel with GRANDI NAVI VELOCI ferries from/to Naples on the route that connects the Neapolitan port to the port of Palermo and the port of Termini Imerese. The Naples - Palermo and Naples - Termini Imerese route connects cities with a thousand-year history: the first, with a historic centre listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the second, an ancient cultural and trade crossroads between the West and Asia that is now one of the Mediterranean's most important cities.

GNV, in partnership with SNAV, offers you the chance to travel to Palermo from the port of Naples. See our constantly updated [link calendario partenze] departures calendar to help organise your trip.

Crossing time is expressed with reference to access on board of the pilot in the port of destination (i.e. first pilot station). Any extra waiting time for docking and landing is beyond the Carrier's jurisdiction.

*Please verify the exact duration of the crossing while booking the trip, as the travel time varies for each trip

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What to see

Naples, the capital of Campania, is a city rich in history and attractions with a unique charm. There are numerous things to see, but you absolutely cannot leave the city without having visited the Maschio Angioino, Piazza del Plebiscito, and Castel dell’Ovo, where you can admire the port and Vesuvius from the terrace. Also, don’t miss the tour of underground Naples, a stroll in Spaccanapoli, the street that cuts the city in half, and a visit to the Pompeii archaeological excavations.

Where to stay

To visit Naples, we recommend choosing accommodations near the centre. When you stay near the Galleria Umberto I or Piazza del Plebiscito, it is possible to reach the main areas of interest in the city.

 

What to eat

You can’t leave the city without having tried pizza and “sfogliatelle”, the two symbols of Neapolitan cuisine. Where to eat them? If you want to taste real Neapolitan pizza, with tomato, basil, and buffalo mozzarella, we recommend heading to the Via dei Tribunali area, where you will find some of the best pizzerias in the city. For “sfogliatelle”, on the other hand, head to one of the pastry shops in Galleria Umberto I, and let yourself enjoy their crispy pastry and delicious filling.