The ferry and hydrofoil route from Maiori to Salerno connects two Italian destinations particularly popular with domestic and international tourists.
At present this connection is only provided by one shipping company. Although this may seem like a limitation, in reality a good number of runs are available throughout the day, reaching a total of 49 per week.
Travel times between Maiori and Salerno can vary depending on both seasonality and the means of transportation chosen. For this reason, it is always advisable to check the proposed travel conditions in real time so as not to run into unexpected surprises.
Ferries and hydrofoils that provide connections from Maiori to Salerno manage to cover the route in about half an hour.
The first ferries to reach Salerno from Maiori are scheduled to depart around 9 am. Several means are available to depart throughout the day, until the final time around 7 pm.
In order to take the opposite trip, however, returning from Salerno to Maiori, one can always do so from about 9 a.m. until about 6 p.m.
How much does it cost to go to Salerno from Maiori by ferry or hydrofoil? Let’s look at the prices. Generally, ticket prices hover around €8 to €10, a figure that is subject to change depending on the time of year. As you can imagine, in fact, the cost of the trip may be higher due to the numerous requests.Conversely, in low season periods, with a significantly lower tourist influx than in summer periods.
In order to access ferries and hydrofoils departing from Maiori to Salerno, one must go to the Port of Maiori, which, in addition to being a departure point for various means of transportation, is also very lively and full of services.
Salerno, on the other hand, has 3 different ports: the Molo Manfredi, which is the commercial port, the Molo Masuccio Salernitano, which is the tourist port in Concordia Square, and Marina d’Arechi, also a tourist port.
Ferries and tourist hydrofoils, therefore, will dock at the last two ports, so it is a good idea to check at the time of booking the final destination of the chosen craft so as to avoid any inconvenience.
