Ferry from Amalfi to Positano

Embark on a journey along the Amalfi Coast, connecting the charming towns of Amalfi and Positano by ferry. Book your ferry ticket now and enjoy your holiday.

Taking a ferry from Amalfi to Positano is a delightful way to experience the Amalfi Coast. Here's a simple guide:

1. Check ferry schedules: Ferry routes from Amalfi to Positano are frequent, especially during the high season. You can find all schedules through our booking platform in just one click
2. Purchase your ticket: Ferry tickets can usually be purchased in advance. This is a great option if you do not want to wait till the last minute, as prices can fluctuate
3. Arrive at Amalfi ferry terminal: The departure point is located in the town center of Amalfi, near the main square
4. Enjoy the ferry ride: The ferry trip offers stunning views of the Amalfi coastline, so make sure to capture the moment with your camera. The trip is usually short, lasting around 20-30 minutes
5. Arrive in Positano: Once you dock in Positano, you'll find yourself in the heart of the town. You can explore its charming streets, shop for souvenirs, or relax at the beach

Additional tips

• Ferries are a great way of exploring other Amalfi Coast towns as well, such as Sorrento, Maiori, Minori, Ravello, Praiano and more
• Check weather conditions before your trip, as sea conditions can affect ferry schedules
• Bring a light jacket, as the air-conditioning can get the ferry facilities breezy

What is the distance between Amalfi & Positano?

The distance between the port of Amalfi and the port of Positano (Marina Grande), is approx. 5 nautical miles (9 kilometers).

What is the ferry time from Amalfi to Positano?

The ferry trip lasts about 20-30 minutes, depending mostly on weather conditions.

Ferry schedules from Amalfi to Positano and frequent, especially in summer, with up to 5 departures a day.

Transportation in Amalfi & Positano

Strolling

• Ideal for: Wandering the towns at your own pace and finding hidden shops and restaurants or romantic spots
• Suggestions: In both towns, there are steep cliffs, so have in mind to pack comfortable shoes

Bus

• Best for: An affordable way to get around. Click on bus network Amalfi - Positano for further details
• Tips: Bus times often vary. Additionally, the streets in both towns are narrow and there might be delays in bus schedules

Taxi

• Ideal for: More convenient transportation, particularly for those carrying heavy bags. Click here to book one online
• Tip: Since taxi fares might be high, think about splitting the cost with other passengers

Car/scooter rental

• Ideal for: Lets you independently tour the Amalfi Coast in a more scenic way
• Advice: Always wear a helmet and drive carefully on curving roads

Note: Driving a car in Positano and Amalfi can be challenging due to narrow roads and limited parking. It's generally not recommended unless you're an experienced driver.

Highlights of Amalfi & Positano

Amalfi

• Amalfi's magnificent church, Duomo di Amalfi, that features an impressive cloister
• Learn about the origins of Amalfi's papermaking heritage at the Paper Museum
• Drive the Amalfi Coast mountainous road. A picturesque route with stunning views
• The beaches are more remote and smaller than those in Positano
• Shopping at the neighborhood stores that sell limoncello, pottery and other stuff
• Amalfi is a perfect destination for taking it slowly and savoring the beauty of the shore

Positano

• Beautiful cliffside town with colorful buildings built on the slopes
• Spiaggia Grande and Fornillo Beaches. The first is the main one, excellent for swimming and tanning, while the second is more secluded
• Santa Maria Assunta Church, a recognizable dome covered in majolica tiles
• Shop handmade clothing and regional crafts that are available in boutiques
• Hike the Sentiero degli Dei (Path of the Gods) trail which offers beautiful vistas. Do not forget your camera!