Naples to Vulcano Ferry

Vulcano Port is the main harbour on the volcanic island of Vulcano, part of the Aeolian Islands in Italy. This picturesque port is a gateway for visitors exploring the island's natural wonders, including its famous black sand beaches, therapeutic mud baths, and the iconic Gran Cratere.

The port area has charming cafes, restaurants, and shops offering local specialities, making it a lively spot for tourists and locals. Its calm waters accommodate ferries, yachts, and fishing boats, blending functionality with scenic beauty and providing an inviting first impression of this enchanting Mediterranean destination.

Located in southern Italy, Napoli is a magnificent city, from its bustling ancient centre to its picturesque seafront under the shadow of Vesuvius. It has become a cultural centre as a result of its long history as a gathering place for diverse peoples.

Napoli's history dates back to the 9th century B.C. when it was founded as Parthenope or Palaepolis. In 470 B.C., it was renamed Neapolis (New City). As a result, it is among the oldest cities in Europe. Its current urban fabric retains a number of notable aspects of its lengthy and dynamic past, such as its street layout, abundance of historic structures and parks, the continuation of many of its social and urban functions, its stunning location on the Bay of Naples, and the continuity of its historical stratification.