The link between Ventotene and Naples Beverello is temporarily not served by ferry operators in partnership with NetFerry.
The island of Ventotene has two ports, the Porto Romano and a modern port in the Cala Rossano area, called Porto Nuovo. The Roman Port is intended for the docking of small boats and small fishing vessels. This small harbor is protected by Punta Pertuso, a rock that goes south forming a natural pier. The New Port is the landing point for commercial and passenger ferries, hydrofoils, large ships and boats for transport to and from the mainland. The Porto Nuovo is located north of the Roman port and is protected by a pier above the river with a dock of about 370 meters.... [More information]
Address: Via Porto Nuovo, 04020 Ventotene LT
Directions: Google Map @ Ventotene, port
Beverello is the main port in Naples, in southern Italy, for passenger ferry services to Ischia, Capri, Procida, and Sorrento. The port, situated at the waterside of Piazza Municipio, is also close to the city centre. A brief history of Naples Beverello The Greeks founded Naples as a settlement in the 9th century, and throughout Greek and Roman times, the port of Naples was in military use and grew in importance as it gradually became more open to sea traffic. Under the Normans, the port experienced a period of significant development, and by the second half of the 13th century, the port had e... [More information]