The route

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The sea crossing between Salina and Naples is operated by the operator Siremar who offer one weekly connection with traveling times not exceeding 16 hours 10 minutes (mostly afternoon departures). Ships that operate this crossing allow both vehicles and foot passengers. Once on board, you will find bars, shops and self service restaurants to make your crossing more relaxing and comfortable. Cabin accommodation allows you to rest with peace of mind.

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Ferry Operators

• SIREMAR

  1 weekly sailing

  Duration: 16 hours 10 minutes

  Laurana ,  Nerea

RINELLA (SALINA) NAPLES offers

SIREMAR

Port of Rinella (Salina)

The port of Rinella is the second port on the island of Salina and is located on the eastern side. The port of Rinella welcomes you with scenery of beautiful fishing villages and pastel colored houses. The port is very active in the summer months. There are sandy beaches with crystal clear waters close to the port that are easily reachable on foot. It is about 15 kilometers from Santa Marina Salina on the SP182 provincial road. The nearest airports are Reggio Calabria and Catania, both of which have connections to the ports that serve the routes to the Aeolian Islands.... [More information]

Address: Via Rotabile, 98050 Leni ME

Directions: Google Map @ Rinella (Salina), port

Guide of Naples

Next to Mount Vesuvius in a bay in southern Italy rises Naples, a charming Italian city. There are breathtaking views through the alleys and streets, there are also some less beautiful corners but plenty of big-hearted people and lively plazas to be discovered. History The city was founded by the Greeks, Partenope, and in ancient times had an extraordinary commercial, cultural and religious influence over vast territories, to the point of becoming the centre of the Epicurean philosophy in Italy. In the VII it formed an autonomous duchy, in the XIII it was capital of the kingdom of Naples and u... [More information]