The independent guide for those arriving by sea in Positano.
The colorful houses perched on the cliff, the Spiaggia Grande, and fast connections to Capri and Amalfi. Part of the Porti Italia network of territorial guides — from the port to the territory, local experiences, ferries, hotels and much more.
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About 15-30 minutes by hydrofoil or fast ferry, with seasonal connections active from April to early November.
The pier is on the Spiaggia Grande, in the heart of the town, just steps from the historic center.
Yes, the crossing takes about 10-25 minutes depending on the operator, and it's one of the most frequent connections along the Coast.
There are no roads for vehicles from the pier to the upper areas: it's best to climb on foot along the staircases or use the local shuttle/bus.
The Spiaggia Grande, right next to the port; a short distance away is also Fornillo beach, quieter and less crowded.
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