Ferry from Amalfi to Sorrento

When booking your tickets on the Amalfi - Sorrento ferry, you can take advantage of the regular discounts to specific traveler groups. These discounts differ from one company to another, but generally children up to 11-12 years old are entitled to lower ticket prices, while infants and toddlers up to 2 years old normally travel free of charge. Moreover, the companies often offer special discounts for large groups and round-trip bookings.

The ferries and hydrofoils serving the Amalfi - Sorrento route are equipped with basic amenities for a comfortable and safe journey. On board, you will typically find comfy seating in air-conditioned lounges and outside on deck, where you can enjoy the sea view, as well as snack bars to grab a bite or drink for the trip.

Cabins and accommodation

As the trip from Amalfi to Sorrento is rather short, there are no cabins on the ferries and hydrofoils. Standard onboard seating is included in the ticket price.

Luggage

Each company operating on this route has different baggage allowance policies:

• On the ferries of Alicost, Alilauro Gruson and Coast Lines, you are entitled to 1 piece of luggage with maximum dimensions of 50x35x20 cm.
• When traveling with NLG, you can bring 1 piece of luggage with a maximum size of 50x30x15 cm and a maximum weight of 5 kg.
• With Seremar, you are allowed up to 10 kg of luggage, as long as it's smaller than 50x30x15 cm. For trips with hydrofoils, the weight limit is 5 kg.

Good to know: you can bring additional luggage or larger bags for an additional fee.

Traveling with pets

Pets are allowed on most Amalfi - Sorrento ferries, provided you include them in your reservation when booking your tickets. Small pets must be kept in carriers, while larger animals must wear a muzzle and be kept on a leash.

Don’t forget to bring along the necessary health documents, tickets and any pet supplies you may need during the trip.

For more details, you can check out our comprehensive guide on traveling by ferry with pets in Italy.

Here are some useful tips for your ferry trip from Amalfi to Sorrento:

• The port of Amalfi can get crowded, particularly during the summer, so it’s best to be there at least 1 hr ahead of your ferry’s departure.
• While Campania shines in the summer, Sorrento is one of the best seaside villages in Italy for a winter escape.
• From Sorrento, there are direct connections to the beautiful islands of Ischia, Capri and Procida. Take a look at our Map of ferries and plan your next adventure!
• For more ideas for day trips and coast hopping in Amalfi and beyond, you can also check out the Italy ferry route schedules.
• You can also find all Sorrento ferry schedules on Ferryhopper to discover all available routes, timetables, prices and ongoing offers!

Where to take the ferry from Amalfi to Sorrento

Ferries and hydrofoils to Sorrento depart from Molo Cassone, located at the beautiful port of Amalfi. The port is about a 10-minute walk from the Cathedral of Sant’Andrea, passing along the town’s promenade.

At the port, you’ll find cafés, restaurants and a few shops, as well as ticket offices, bus stops, and taxis, making it easy to reach from anywhere in Amalfi.

Where does the ferry arrive in Sorrento?

Ferries from Capri normally dock at Marina Piccola, the main port of Sorrento, which is located just below the historic center. It’s about a 15-min walk to Piazza Tasso, the central square of Sorrento, however this involves stairs and uphill streets.

Alternatively, there are local buses that connect the port with the center and other areas in town, and taxis are usually available outside the port. You can also hop on the public elevator from the port to the Villa Comunale gardens, which is a stone’s throw from the center of Sorrento.

In the area around Marina Piccola, there are cafés, bars and restaurants, as well as shops, ticket offices and parking lots.