It is forbidden to take the ferry to Capri with a motor vehicle during the tourist season, as there is a restriction on the influx and circulation of non-resident cars and motorbikes.
The agreement between Marinvest/SNAV and Intermarine for the design and construction of a SNAV hybrid single-hull, equipped with latest generation technologies, will bear fruit in 2024.
Also this year, both for the summer tourist season and for the Christmas one, the ban on disembarking with vehicles in tow is triggered in Capri.
Capri, the most panoramic island of the Campanian Archipelago, has in addition to the presence of high society tourism, an historically appreciated green and blue nature, all to be visited.
To get to Capri there are daily departures from Naples and Sorrento; the island, in high season, can also be reached from other ports.
From the Immaculate Conception to New Year’s Eve in Castelbuono but also in other municipalities of the metropolitan city of Palermo unmissable events are held for those in search of excellence.
The landing bans for tourists vehicles on the smaller Italian islands start with the beginning of the tourist season, and each island has its own limitations.
Many naval units connect Naples and Pozzuoli daily to the ports of Ischia; opportunities increase during the tourist season.
The island has been proclaimed Italian Capital of Culture 2022 and can be reached thanks to the sea lines of the Gulf of Naples all year round and, during the summer season, also from other ports of Campania.
All the ports of departure and the various existing solutions to land on the largest island of the Campania Archipelago.
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