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Norwegian Cruise Line · 43 sailings
19 cabin types · 15 dining venues · 46 entertainment options · 15 decks
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Celebrity Cruises · 34 sailings
27 cabin types · 11 dining venues · 36 entertainment options · 12 decks
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Norwegian Cruise Line · 25 sailings
35 cabin types · 18 dining venues · 44 entertainment options · 17 decks
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Norwegian Cruise Line · 21 sailings
34 cabin types · 15 dining venues · 45 entertainment options · 16 decks
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Cruise port in Italy
Explore on foot directly from the pier. Average time in port: 11 hours. 30 places to explore.
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Cruise ships dock at Stazione Marittima di Salerno. Explore on foot directly from the pier.
Cruise ships dock at Stazione Marittima di Salerno.
It takes about a 20-minute walk east along the waterfront promenade from Molo Manfredi, the cruise berth designed by Zaha Hadid, to the Piazza della Concordia / Molo Masuccio pier where regular ferries to the Amalfi Coast depart. Confirm the ferry boarding location in advance.
During a Salerno call, Pompeii's archaeological site is a 30-minute direct local train ride from Salerno station, while Amalfi is a 35-minute ferry ride with scenic sea views. Since they require different directions and transport, it is recommended to focus on one during a single-day port call.
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Travel between the terminal, city center, railway station and airport.
Molo Manfredi Cruise Terminal → Salerno Centro Storico (Historic Center)
Exit the terminal building and walk east along the Trieste waterfront road (Lungomare Trieste) to reach the lanes of Salerno Old Town and the entrance to Salerno Cathedral (Duomo di Salerno).
Molo Manfredi Cruise Terminal → Salerno Central Railway Station (Stazione Centrale)
Walk about 2 km on the flat sidewalk along the Lungomare promenade from Manfredi pier to Piazza Vittorio Veneto in front of the railway station. (If you have a lot of luggage or prefer a quicker ride, take bus 5 or a taxi in front of the terminal.)
Salerno (Piazza della Concordia) → Amalfi Port
Buy a Travelmar high-speed ferry ticket at the ticket office at Piazza della Concordia pier, then board and disembark at Amalfi pier after passing the coastal cliffs of Vietri sul Mare and Maiori.
Salerno Central Station → Pompei Station
At Salerno Central Station, take a Trenitalia Regionale train toward Napoli Centrale and get off at Pompei station. The entrance to the amphitheater at the Pompeii ruins is an 8-minute walk from the station.
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A major attraction in Salerno's old town, the cathedral, with the relics of Saint Matthew in its crypt.
Opening hours vary depending on services and visits, and it may be closed, so check whether it is open immediately before visiting.
A castle on Monte Bonadies overlooking Salerno and the Amalfi Coast. Lombard ruler Arechi II converted it into a fortress.
Reviews say some areas of the castle were blocked off, so check the open areas if you plan to explore all the way to the top.
A botanical garden with medicinal plants arranged across several terraces, overlooking Salerno and the sea.
Use the free elevator in the Fornelle district instead of walking uphill to the garden.
A well-kept park close to the sea and city center, small but a pleasant place to rest.
An aqueduct built in the old town to supply water to the Monastery of Saint Benedict.
A museum in a former monastery, displaying artifacts from prehistoric times through the Late Roman Empire.
With enough time in port, you can explore beyond the city. One-way times are approximate.
An archaeological site with surviving buildings, paintings, sculptures, and mosaics, showing traces of the AD 79 eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
Reviews say tour buses arrive around 11 a.m., so arrive around 9 a.m. to avoid crowds.
A medieval cathedral on Amalfi's Piazza Duomo, dedicated to Saint Andrew and housing his relics.
A museum in a former paper mill where, during guided visits, you can see wooden hammers and a water-powered press in operation.
If you want to see working machinery demonstrated, choose a ticket that includes a guided tour rather than a general admission ticket.
A restaurant in a lane on Piazza Spirito Santo. The article features its fellicelli pasta with baby squid and cherry tomatoes.
A restaurant on Via Lungomare dei Cavalieri with a terrace overlooking Amalfi harbor and the bay. Fresh local fish caught that day is displayed at the entrance, and the cozy interior uses colors and decor characteristic of the coastal region.
A restaurant selected as a place to eat in the Amalfi area.
A restaurant operating since 1959, described on an Amalfi-area tourism page as the first Michelin-starred restaurant in southern Italy.
A restaurant described on an Amalfi-area tourism page as Michelin-starred, serving food that reflects local flavors.
Amalfi has made handmade paper since the 12th–13th centuries. Its ivory-colored cotton paper is light yet very strong, and specialty shops on this street sell paper and handmade notebooks as souvenirs.
The central square of Amalfi, with the cathedral. The Fountain of Saint Andrew in front of the cathedral is a meeting place where locals and visitors drink or fill bottles with water.
A valley featured as one of Amalfi's signature hidden gems.
Amalfi's main town beach, with free public areas alongside paid beach clubs where you can rent sun loungers and umbrellas.
A shop selling fish and seafood fry-ups, including Mediterranean-style fried calamari, suitable for a light dinner.
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Norwegian Cruise Line · 43 sailings
19 cabin types · 15 dining venues · 46 entertainment options · 15 decks
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Celebrity Cruises · 34 sailings
27 cabin types · 11 dining venues · 36 entertainment options · 12 decks
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Norwegian Cruise Line · 25 sailings
35 cabin types · 18 dining venues · 44 entertainment options · 17 decks
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Norwegian Cruise Line · 21 sailings
34 cabin types · 15 dining venues · 45 entertainment options · 16 decks
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Salerno is an Italian city located on the Gulf of Salerno. Famous for being home to the first medical university, Salerno is a great destination for anyone looking for gorgeous sea views filled with sunshine and Italian food.
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