Ferry Termoli - San Domino (Tremiti)

The ferry connection from Termoli to San Domino (Tremiti) is currently operated by the shipping company NLG.

The fare on the ferry from Termoli to San Domino (Tremiti) depends on various factors and often depends on the load factor, the time of travel, whether you are traveling with or without a vehicle and other points.

You can use our travel search to find the current price.

You must check in at the port at least 30 minutes before departure. However, you should plan a little more time for check-in.

That can happen, of course. However, the Ferry will not wait for you, as the timetable must be adhered to.

As soon as you realize that you will not make it to check-in in time at the port of Termoli or San Domino (Tremiti), you should contact the shipping company by telephone. You will find the telephone number on your booking confirmation.

The Termoli-San Domino (Tremiti) ferry service is currently offered up to 7 times a day.

The journey time (duration of the crossing) is currently 1 hour.

Yes, that’s not a problem. Dogs and smaller pets such as cats travel as normal on Ferry.

Pets are only allowed in the outdoor areas of the Ferries or, if available, in the designated pet areas. They must be kept on a leash and wear a muzzle at all times.

You will reach the port of San Domino on the Tremiti Islands. The jetty is located directly on this island. From there, you can reach the most important areas of the island on foot, with local transfer services or by boat, depending on your destination.

Yes, you can travel as a foot passenger. This connection is particularly suitable for travelers without a car, as cars cannot be taken regularly on the route to San Domino.

No, you can’t take your car with you on the Termoli-San Domino route. The Tremiti Islands are mainly suitable for pedestrians. The use of motorized vehicles on the islands is severely restricted for non-residents.

Depending on the connection and booking, a bicycle can be taken along.
For San Domino, a bicycle is more practical than a car. Nevertheless, you should consider the size of the island and the routes in advance.

The published NLG-Jet timetable shows that the daily early morning service departs from Termoli at 8:40 a.m. in several seasonal periods.

This depends on the date of travel. In August, there is a daily late departure at 5:30 pm from Termoli to San Domino. In other parts of the season, the last departure may be earlier or only on certain days.

Yes, a day trip to Tremiti is possible, as long as the times of the outward and return journeys match. Depending on the season, for example, there are daily return trips from San Domino to Termoli at 10:00, 16:20 and 18:45.

Yes, the route is well suited for a day trip, as the crossing is short and San Domino is the most important tourist destination on the Tremiti Islands. It is important that you plan the outward and return journey together and don’t calculate the last return date too tightly.

Early booking is recommended, especially in the high season. Seats can become scarce on days with high demand, especially for return trips in the afternoon or evening.

This can work, but is risky in the high season. With well-booked departures, you may not get the desired time spontaneously. It is safer to book in advance, especially for day trips with a fixed return journey.

At NLG, one small piece of hand baggage is free of charge, provided it is no larger than 50 × 30 × 15 cm and weighs no more than 5 kg. Larger or additional baggage must be paid for separately. For the Termoli-San Domino route, NLG has set baggage tariffs per piece of baggage.

You should have your ticket, your booking confirmation, a boarding pass and a valid ID document with you. Children also need their own identification document. If you are traveling with a pet, you will also need the necessary documents for the animal.

Yes, San Domino is perfect for a day of swimming. Pack your swimsuit, sunscreen, water and comfortable shoes so that you have them ready to hand as soon as you arrive. If you’re only staying for a day, it’s worth packing light.

If you want to swim, walk, eat or go on a classic island excursion, San Domino is a better choice. San Nicola is more interesting if you are primarily interested in history, monasteries and old fortifications. Before booking, check exactly which destination port your ticket includes.

Take your ticket, ID, water, sun protection, possibly a light jacket and medication for travel sickness with you. As the crossing is short, you don’t usually need much on board. However, you should not stow important items deep in your luggage.