Salerno is a ferry port in Campania, southern Italy. Choose a route and check the precise port area and boarding procedure for your operator and destination.
Choose a destination to open its directional route page and check the sailings available for your travel date.
These operators currently offer bookings on routes departing from Salerno. The operator for your sailing is confirmed in the dated search results.
GPS reference: 40.67169571, 14.73788738. Grimaldi’s area is Porto Commerciale, Lato di Ponente, Via Ligea. The operator also lists Banchina Rossa for navigation. Check the assigned berth and access instructions before setting off.
Follow porto signs as appropriate for your approach to Salerno. A bus service links the railway station with the Via Ligea terminus beside the port entrance; check Busitalia’s current timetable. For a night departure, arrange transport in advance rather than relying on an unchecked late bus connection.
Arrange assistance with the operator in advance and confirm the terminal meeting point. Carry valid documents for every passenger, including children. Reporting time depends on your route and whether you have a vehicle.
For Grimaldi departures, head to the western side of the commercial port at Via Ligea. Plan travel to the port entrance and the final approach to the ship separately. The GPS reference does not replace specific ticket instructions.
On the western side of the commercial port, Via Ligea. Use the map as a reference and your ticket for the specific berth.
No later than 1 hour before departure without a vehicle and 2 hours with one. For Saturday 01:00 with a vehicle, report on Friday at 23:00.
No. For Tunis, Grimaldi requires reporting no later than 4 hours beforehand, with or without a vehicle, and check-in at the maritime station. Follow the document requirements for your trip.
Yes, but you also need a transfer from the station to the commercial port. Check the Via Ligea bus connection or arrange a taxi around your reporting deadline.