SNAV
All ferry routes 2024 / 2025
Overview of all ferry routes to and from SNAV:
Italy
4 Sailings Daily
55 minCroatia
Fast and comfortable connections between the Mediterranean coastal cities and islands are guaranteed by the fleet of 21 high-speed ferries. The routes connect Naples with the islands in the Gulf of Naples daily and all year round. In addition, from March to September there is a connection from Split to Ancona and the coasts and cities of Croatia, plus from May to September between Naples and the Aeolian Islands. A regular ferry service operates from Naples, Genoa and Civitavecchia on routes to Sardinia, Corsica and Sicily.
The fleet consists of a total of 21 catamarans, hydrofoils and fast ferries. Depending on the area of operation, the shipping company uses Cruise Line fast ferries, catamarans and hydrofoils. All ships and boats are characterized by very high speeds, which greatly reduce the travel time, with all the amenities on board.
Cruise Line serves the long-distance routes from the Italian mainland ports to Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily. Regardless of their high speed, the ferries, SNAV calls them fast boats, offer all the conditions for comfortable travel. Passenger services are up to the standard of cruise ships. Double suites and homely cabins ensure a pleasant crossing. There is also a restaurant, a snack bar, a disco, a TV room with satellite TV, a piano bar, a game room, a boutique and a play area. The Cruise Line ships are designed as car ferries.
Catamarans are used for passenger connections in the Gulf of Naples and the Adriatic Sea. They offer pleasant travel on short routes at high speed. A café-bar takes care of the guests' well-being during the short crossing.
Hydrofoils operate exclusively in the Gulf of Naples and the Adriatic Sea. Like catamarans, they offer pleasant high-speed cruising in a smaller space. Here, too, a café-bar takes care of the guests' well-being.
Cover photo: Ceri Breeze / Shutterstock.com
About SNAV
Fast and comfortable connections between the Mediterranean coastal cities and islands are guaranteed by the fleet of 21 high-speed ferries. The routes connect Naples with the islands in the Gulf of Naples daily and all year round. In addition, from March to September there is a connection from Split to Ancona and the coasts and cities of Croatia, plus from May to September between Naples and the Aeolian Islands. A regular ferry service operates from Naples, Genoa and Civitavecchia on routes to Sardinia, Corsica and Sicily.
The fleet consists of a total of 21 catamarans, hydrofoils and fast ferries. Depending on the area of operation, the shipping company uses Cruise Line fast ferries, catamarans and hydrofoils. All ships and boats are characterized by very high speeds, which greatly reduce the travel time, with all the amenities on board.
Cruise Line serves the long-distance routes from the Italian mainland ports to Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily. Regardless of their high speed, the ferries, SNAV calls them fast boats, offer all the conditions for comfortable travel. Passenger services are up to the standard of cruise ships. Double suites and homely cabins ensure a pleasant crossing. There is also a restaurant, a snack bar, a disco, a TV room with satellite TV, a piano bar, a game room, a boutique and a play area. The Cruise Line ships are designed as car ferries.
Catamarans are used for passenger connections in the Gulf of Naples and the Adriatic Sea. They offer pleasant travel on short routes at high speed. A café-bar takes care of the guests' well-being during the short crossing.
Hydrofoils operate exclusively in the Gulf of Naples and the Adriatic Sea. Like catamarans, they offer pleasant high-speed cruising in a smaller space. Here, too, a café-bar takes care of the guests' well-being.
Cover photo: Ceri Breeze / Shutterstock.com
More Ferries and Ships
All info about the ferries from SNAV. Click on the name of the ship to get more information about the ship and its current position.
| Schiff | Baujahr |
|---|---|
| Don Francesco | 2000 |
| Croazia Jet | 1996 |
| SNAV Aquila | 1993 |
| SNAV Alcione | 1991 |
| SNAV Antares | 1990 |
| SNAV Aries | 1988 |
| Superjumbo | 1981 |