Naples

Naples is not only the international port of Italy, but also one of the most colorful and charismatic cities of the country. That is why most Mediterranean sea cruises include this port in their itinerary. The cruise terminal is located in the city center. Most of the main attractions are located within walking distance of the port. There really is something to see here!

The city is located in the bay of the Gulf of Naples at the foot of the active volcano Vesuvius. Naples is the third city in Italy by population, second only to Milan and Rome. This city really has its own temperament. It is always crowded, fun, noisy, and aromas and coffee are in the air. The historical center of Naples survived fires and earthquakes, but did not lose its charm. Its main territory consists of an ancient Greco-Roman city, the ruins of ancient Greek walls, city gates, castles, parks, historical buildings, a cathedral, churches, museums and galleries.

If during a sea cruise you choose a sightseeing tour of Naples, it will give you the opportunity to get acquainted with its main attractions of the city: Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace, the Cathedral of St. Januarius, the Museum of Capodimonte, Castel Nuovo, Castel del Ovo, San Francesco di Paola.

The inhabitants of Naples are very proud that the most delicious pizza was prepared here. Therefore, you should definitely visit some pizzeria and try the real Margarita pizza. In addition, every year in May the city hosts a pizza festival, which is a grand culinary competition between the greatest chefs.

Another very popular and famous landmark of Naples is the ancient city of Pompeii. His sad fate is known throughout the world. Pompeii is located near Naples and is an open-air museum. Book a sightseeing tour in advance on sea cruises with a visit to Pompeii and you will surely be able to solve all the mysteries of the ancient city.

Sea cruises in the Mediterranean Sea with a visit to Naples will make your vacation even more unforgettable!

Getting from Naples Airport (Kapodikino) to the seaport is not difficult. They are only six kilometers apart and there is direct communication between them. Of course, the fastest way will be by taxi (19 euros).

A cheaper way to use the shuttle bass (4 euros per person). To do this, take the Alibus bus, which will take you directly to the entrance to the cruise terminal. Buses run every 15 to 20 minutes.

If you arrive in Rome, then from the airport you should go to the Central Station (Roma Termini). Next, take the high-speed train next to Napoli (Napoli Centrale). Travel time is 1 hour 10 minutes. The ticket will cost from 19 euros (you should buy in advance through the website trenitalia.com).

Naples Port Authority:

Piazzale Pisacane, 80133 Napoli

Tel .: (+39) 081-228-3257; fax: (+39) 081-206-888

Port Address: Molo Beverello, 80133 Napoli

Tel for inquiries: + (39) 081-551-3882