Cetara Ferry Port Information
Cetara Port is a charming fishing harbor on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, known for its picturesque setting, vibrant seafood culture, and historic maritime traditions. Nestled between dramatic cliffs and the sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea, the port serves as a gateway to the village of Cetara, famous for its traditional anchovy fishing and production of colatura di alici, a rich anchovy-based sauce. Small fishing boats and yachts line the harbor, creating a tranquil yet lively atmosphere, while waterfront restaurants and cafés offer stunning views and fresh seafood delicacies. The port also provides ferry connections to other Amalfi Coast destinations, making it a serene yet strategic stop for travelers.
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Port Terminals For Cetara
Check in at the Travelmar ticket booth located at the pier entrance. The boarding point is located at the Molo Madonnina (Madonnina Pier), near the Torre di Cetara. This entrance is for foot passengers only. The pier is accessible by public transport, with SITA Sud Buses: Salerno-Amalfi Line – Piazza Roma Stop (approx. 5 minutes walk). No lockers available. Small fee applies for large suitcases on board.
Modes of Transport: Foot passenger
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