Cruises from the Port of Naples
Naples is one of the main embarkation ports for cruises in Southern Italy, and itineraries from here often include calls to Sicily and other islands in the southern part of the Mediterranean Sea. The port is located within the city, close to districts from which it is easy to reach the main sights. The Gulf of Naples and the nearby islands make this destination a convenient starting point for those who want to see the south of Italy even before boarding the cruise ship.
Ukrainians most often fly to Naples via airports in neighboring countries with further connections, while those living in Europe can use a direct flight to Southern Italy. Before traveling, check how long the transfer from the airport to the port will take and plan your arrival with some extra time. Due to heavy traffic in the city center during peak summer months, a little buffer time is especially useful. If you have some free time before boarding, it’s worth spending it on a short walk through the nearby historic center rather than rushing to the transfer at the last minute.
Naples, Italy, Civitavecchia, Italy, At Sea, Mykonos, Greece, Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkiye, Marmaris, Turkiye, At Sea, Naples, Italy
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Naples, Italy, Civitavecchia, Italy, At Sea, Mykonos, Greece, Marmaris, Turkiye, Santorini, Greece, At Sea, Naples, Italy
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Naples, Italy, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Valetta, Malta, At Sea, Barcelona, Spain, Marseille, Provence, France, Genoa, Italy, Naples, Italy
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Naples, Italy, Capri Bay, Civitavecchia, Italy, Genoa, Italy, Bay of the Calanques National Park, Marseille, Provence, France, Barcelona, Spain, Sardinian Sea, Cagliari, Cerdeña, Naples, Italy
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Naples, Italy, Capri Bay, Civitavecchia, Italy, Genoa, Italy, Bay of the Calanques National Park, Marseille, Provence, France, Barcelona, Spain, Sardinian Sea, Cagliari, Cerdeña, Naples, Italy
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Naples, Italy, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Valetta, Malta, At Sea, Barcelona, Spain, Marseille, Provence, France, Genoa, Italy, Naples, Italy
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Naples, Italy, Civitavecchia, Italy, At Sea, Mykonos, Greece, Marmaris, Turkiye, Santorini, Greece, At Sea, Naples, Italy
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Naples, Italy, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Valetta, Malta, At Sea, Barcelona, Spain, Marseille, Provence, France, Genoa, Italy, Naples, Italy
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Naples, Italy, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Valetta, Malta, At Sea, Barcelona, Spain, Marseille, Provence, France, Genoa, Italy, Naples, Italy
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DetailsFrequently asked questions
Which routes are most often departing from Naples?
For the most part, routes departing from Naples go through southern Italy with stops in Sicily and nearby islands, so the port is well suited for those who want to combine mainland Italy with islands in a single trip.
Is it convenient to get to the port of Naples from the airport?
The port is located within the city, so the drive from the airport usually takes a moderate amount of time compared to ports that are farther from the nearest major city.
Can I combine a cruise from Naples with a visit to Sicily?
Yes, many routes from Naples include a stop in Sicily right in the cruise itinerary, so you don’t necessarily need to plan a separate trip there.