Grassi Junior Ferry
Visit the Amalfi Coast by sea
Grassi Junior Boat operates a ferry service year-round between the various towns of the Amalfi Coast. It's the easiest and most enjoyable way to travel to the enchanting villages along the coast: affordable, direct, and stress-free.
Avoid traffic, lack of parking, hairpin turns, narrow streets, and crowded buses with the Grassi Junior ferry. Travel comfortably with direct routes to the center of the various villages. Enjoy the view along the way from the open-air deck or indoors with cool A/C.
- Indoor and outdoor seating
- Air conditioning
- Direct travel (NO FERRY CHANGES)
- Restrooms
- Daily runs
- INFANT FREE - DISCOUNTS FOR CHILDREN, GROUPS AND LOCAL PEOPLE
Why is it better to travel the Amalfi Coast by sea?
Avoid traffic - All the seaside towns along the Amalfi Coast utilize the same road, State Route 163. The road has only one lane in each direction and sharp curves along the coastline. Traffic is a chronic problem due to all the vehicles in the summer. Buses have the same traffic problems and often there aren't enough buses to meet demand. Those traveling with their own car have to consider where to park. Parking is expensive throughout the Amalfi Coast, and parking lots are often already full by the early hours of the morning.
Enjoy the view - Traveling by ferry you can take in the splendid coastline view, admiring the iconic cliffs rising up from the water. It's an excellent opportunity to take postcard-perfect photos without having to book a more expensive boat tour.
Arrive directly in the center - In places like Positano, State Route 163 is located in the upper area of the town. That means tourists have to walk a while to get down to the beach and town center, and the return trip is an uphill climb. The ferry, on the other hand, puts you directly in the center of the action without any tiring staircases.
Why choose the Grassi Junior ferry?
In addition to having the most affordable prices, the Grassi Junior ferry runs a direct route along the coast without changes in Amalfi like other companies. That means you can get from Salerno to Positano (and vice versa) direct. The arrival pier in Salerno is in Piazza Concordia, right in front of the railway station where the high-speed train arrives and departs. For those arriving by train, the Grassi Junior ferry is the most convenient way to reach Positano and the other towns on the coast.
Perfect for visiting all the towns along the Amalfi Coast
No matter what town you choose to stay in, the Grassi Junior ferry allows you to visit other towns as well, with morning departures and afternoon return trips.
Suggested round-trip itineraries TO AVOID CROWDS AND VISIT VILLAGES AT THE BEST TIMES:
1. Positano – Amalfi8.40 or 12.50 GO
15.10 BACK
2. Positano – Salerno (Molo Masuccio – Train station)
8.40 or 12.50 GO
14.35 or 18.25 BACK
3. Salerno – Positano
9.50 GO
16.45 BACK
4. Salerno – Amalfi
9.50 GO
13.15 or 17.25 BACK
5. Amalfi – Positano
11.00 GO
16.45 BACK
6. Amalfi – Salerno (Molo Masuccio – Train station)
9.10 GO
14.35 BACK
7. Cetara – Positano
10.15 GO
16.45 BACK TO SALERNO
8. Cetara – Amalfi
10.15 GO
13.15 BACK
9. Maiori – Positano
10.35 GO
16.45 BACK TO AMALFI
10. Maiori – Amalfi
10.35 GO
13.15 BACK
11. Minori – Positano
10.50 GO
16.45 BACK TO AMALFI
12. Minori – Amalfi
10.50 GO
13.15 BACK
