Discover how easy is to reach Catania by plane, by train, by boat o by bus o by car.
You will find the references to contact the main travel companies.
BY PLANE
Catania boast an international airport with flights arriving at and departing from more than 70 destinations all over the world.
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BY TRAIN
You can reach Catania with the national train lines of Trenitalia. The connections to other places, without rail links, are ensured by other public and private transport companies.
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BY BOAT
Catania can be directly reached from Napoli and Malta.
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You can reach Sicily by boat from Cagliari, Civitavecchia, Genova, Livorno, Napoli, Reggio Calabria, Salerno, Tunisi and Villa San Giovanni e then arrive to Catania by bus, train or car.
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BY BUS
The main connection bus lines from and for Catania stops at the terminal in Piazza Giovanni XXIII.
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BY CAR
Catania is connected to the main Sicilian cities; if you get to Palermo (A19) or to Messina (A18), you can reach Catania taking the highway.
From and for the other main Sicilian tourist destinations and the town of the province, you can go the trunks road and the provincial roads.