Ferry from Stromboli (All Ports) to Salina

Here is all the information you need about the ferry route from Stromboli (All Ports) to Salina. On this page you can find details about the various ports and destinations, the ferry companies offering trips, as well as ferry ticket prices and travel times.

Salina is the second-largest of Italy‘s Aeolian islands, located north of Sicily. Salina has two ports: Santa Marina and Rinella. Both are served by ferries and hydrofoil from Naples, Palermo, Reggio Calabria, Messina and Milazzo. It is located approximately 21.70 miles away from Stromboli (All Ports).
Getting back and forth from Stromboli (All Ports) to Salina is easy as ferries can be found all year round from 2 of the ports of Stromboli (All Ports).

There are ferry companies operating from Ginostra to Salina.
The port of Ginostra is located on the western side of Italy’s Stromboli island. It is one of the smallest ports in the world and it connects Stromboli with the Italian mainland as well as Sicily and Aliscafo.
In addition, you can book a ferry from Stromboli Port to Salina. STRO_destination

The route Ginostra to Salina is only operated by . This route is operated all year round. The trip duration from Ginostra to Salina is 59m.
On this route, there is no ferry company offering direct trips currently all trips are with stops at other islands.
During high season (June – September) there are 2 scheduled ferry crossings between Ginostra and Salina per week. During low season (October – May) however, there is only 1 ferry crossing per week. So, keep this in mind when planning your trip!

The route Stromboli Port to Salina is only operated by . This route is operated all year round. The trip duration from Stromboli Port to Salina is 1h 11m.
On this route, there is no ferry company offering direct trips currently all trips are with stops at other islands.
During high season (June – September) there are 2 scheduled ferry crossings between Stromboli Port and Salina per week. During low season (October – May) however, there is only 1 ferry crossing per week. So, keep this in mind when planning your trip!