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Ferries to Capraia Island – Schedules, Offers and Online Booking

Capraia Island is a small volcanic island in the Tuscan Archipelago, located off the coast of Tuscany. With rocky coasts, crystal-clear waters, and wild nature, it is an ideal destination for those who love the sea, nature, and tranquility. If you want to reach it from the mainland, the ferry is the best way: the main/most used route departs from the port of Livorno to Capraia. Thanks to the sea connection, you can reach the island comfortably, even with a vehicle if needed.

🌍 Connections to Capraia Island

Capraia can be reached by sea with ferries operated by Toremar, which run the Livorno–Capraia route. The crossing takes about 2 hours and 45 minutes.

• Livorno → Capraia: daily departures, with schedules varying depending on the season.
• Capraia → Livorno: regular return trips are also available.

Main Companies

Onboard Services

• Seating / deck and common areas
• Possibility to board vehicles (cars, bikes, other means) — in some cases, during the low season or subject to availability
• Scenic views and relatively short travel time (~2h45min), ideal for those who want to arrive stress-free

💸 Prices and Offers

Ferry prices to Capraia vary depending on the season, type of seating, and whether you bring a vehicle. Generally, an adult ticket can cost between €20 and €50, depending on the period and current promotions.

For groups or families, rates are calculated based on the number of passengers and any additional services (vehicles, luggage, etc.). On Ferriesonline.com, it is possible to compare offers from different companies to find the best deal.

🚢 Check‑in and Boarding

To board the ferry from Livorno to Capraia, a ticket and a valid ID are required. The crossing lasts approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes.

🌴 Information about Capraia Island

Capraia Island is the only volcanic island in the Tuscan Archipelago, with rocky coasts and wild landscapes. The eastern coast — where the port is located — is gentler compared to the western coast, which is steep and cliff-like. The island has two main inhabited areas: the port and the old village near the fort (former watchtower), reflecting its historical defenses against pirates.

Capraia is part of the Tuscan Archipelago National Park, with pristine nature ideal for hiking, trekking, snorkeling, and diving. Its seabeds and cliffs make it perfect for those seeking an authentic connection with the sea and nature.