The route

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The ferry route between Lipari and Palermo is covered by Liberty Lines who provide availability for one sailing per week with primarily morning departures and crossing times shorter than 3 hours 45 minutes. You can also get to your destination with your car because ferries that operate on this crossing allow vehicles. On board services offered by all sailing companies ensure comfort during your crossing.

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Ferry Operators

• LIBERTY LINES

  1 weekly sailing

  Duration: 3 hours 45 minutes

Port of Lipari

Lipari is the largest of the Aeolian Islands, and its port is located on the eastern side of the island, connecting it with Sicily. The Scalo Porto Sotto Monastero is located north of the castle and the commercial pier hosts ferries. Most of the quay is reserved for tourist boats stopping for passengers boarding and disembarking, but during the evening private recreational boats are also allowed in the port. The Scalo Pignataro also has a section of the pier reserved for ferries and the remaining part is for mooring private boats. The port provides services such as electricity and water outlet... [More information]

Address: 98055, Località Sottomonastero, 98050 Lipari ME

Directions: Google Map @ Lipari, port

Guide of Palermo

Palermo was the Capital of Italian culture in 2018 and is a city of contradictions, which gives the city its character. There are beautiful squares, majestic buildings and markets full of colours, smells and voices. History The city was built around its port, which in Roman times was an important port called Panormus which was later remodelled by the Arabs and called Balharm. Before the Romans however, the Phoenicians settled in here giving the city the name Fiore. Under Arab rule the city flourished in the IX century AD, it became one of the most important Islamic cities in the West. In 1072 ... [More information]