Reviews & Ratings for the Capri-Jet

Early on October 6, 2025, the passenger ferry 'Capri Jet' experienced an engine room fire shortly after its departure from Molo Beverello in Naples. With 290 passengers on board, the vessel was en route to Sorrento and Positano when it lost propulsion amidst the bustling maritime traffic, including hydrofoils servicing the Phlegraean Islands. Thankfully, the ship was safely guided back to the quay with the assistance of two tugs and a pilot boat. Once docked, all passengers, along with nine crew members, disembarked without any injuries being reported. For more details and images, visit: https://www.capripost.it/principio-di-incendio-sul-capri-jet-al-molo-beverello/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNRzZFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHqQ4w5XCYfWkn6Azl7pUy0G_R-HzyO5eF4uJrRm58jD00gDUASTzuVOJhOg6_aem_YAwlNLz8i11BXyYvK5wcXQ.

On the morning of October 3, 2017, at approximately 10:30 a.m., the hydrofoil ferry 'Capri Jet' was involved in a significant collision while navigating the Gulf of Naples, just a few miles from the entrance of Molo Beverello. The ferry had departed from Capri at 9:35 a.m., en route to Naples when it collided with a Pershing motoryacht traveling in the opposite direction. The collision was marked by a violent impact that resulted in damage to both vessels. In light of the situation, the captain of the 'Capri Jet' instructed the approximately 100 passengers on board to don life jackets, expressing concern that the damaged port side bow of the hydrofoil might take on water. Responding promptly to the incident, the Italian Coast Guard arrived on the scene accompanied by medical personnel; fortunately, no injuries were reported among the passengers or crew. By 11:30 a.m., the 'Capri Jet' successfully docked at the port of Naples, concluding the emergency situation. For further details, you can view the Italian report with accompanying photos at EuroNews.