Italy has numerous ferry connections linking the country with its islands and neighboring countries. The most important ferry ports are Genoa, Livorno, Civitavecchia, Ancona and Bari on the Italian mainland as well as Palermo and Catania on Sicily and Olbia and Cagliari on Sardinia. You can find an overview of the most important ferry connections to and from Italy on this page.
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Piombino is a town in the Italian region of Tuscany. It belongs to the province of Livorno and has an important port with ferry connections to the ...
The ferry port of Naples is not only one of the largest and busiest seaports in Europe, but also the gateway to Italy's picturesque coasts and isla...
Today's port town of Castellammare di Stabia is located on the site where the ancient city of Stabiae once stood. Like its famous sister Pompeii, i...
Golfo Aranci is a small town on the north-east coast of Sardinia, around 14 km north-east of Olbia. It is mainly characterized by tourism and is kn...
Marsala is located in the far west of the Italian island of Sicily. The city is not only known for its world-famous wine of the same name, but also...
Milazzo is a port city on the north-eastern coast of Sicily on a peninsula that juts out into the Tyrrhenian Sea. As an important port with connect...
Termini Imerese is located on the north coast of Sicily near Palermo and is known for its ancient thermal springs. The town offers a unique insight...
Porto Empedocle is a coastal town in the province of Agrigento in Sicily, which was founded as an independent municipality in 1853. It is strategic...
Porto Torres, the second largest town in the province of Sassari on Sardinia, is picturesquely situated on the north-west coast of the island. The ...
Located on the famous Amalfi Coast in the southern Italian region of Campania, Positano embodies the image of an idyllic Mediterranean town. With i...
