Naples' public transport (ANM for buses, metro and funiculars; EAV for the Circumvesuviana to Pompeii/Sorrento) accepts dogs under strict rules: small dogs in carriers ride free, larger dogs require a leash and muzzle plus — on regional trains — a half-price ticket. Expect heavy enforcement of the muzzle rule on the metro, especially at rush hour.
Citywide · Citywide — Line 1 (Dante–Piscinola), Line 6, buses, funiculars
The Azienda Napoletana Mobilità runs Metro Line 1 (the tourist line passing through Toledo, Dante and Museo), Line 6, four funiculars, and the city bus network. Small dogs in a carrier travel free; larger dogs need a muzzle, a short leash and a ticket at normal passenger fare on metro/bus.
Garibaldi · Napoli Garibaldi station — Corso Garibaldi, 80139 Napoli
The regional Circumvesuviana train links Naples to Pompeii, Herculaneum, Sorrento and the Amalfi gateway. Dogs are admitted with leash and muzzle; a half-price supplementary ticket is required for any dog over 6 kg. Trains are often crowded — avoid peak tourist hours (10:00–12:00).
Centro Storico / Port · Molo Beverello, 80133 Napoli
The main ferry port for Capri, Ischia, Procida and Sorrento. All major operators (Alilauro, Caremar, SNAV, NLG) accept leashed and muzzled dogs on outer decks; booking a dog ticket in advance (around €5) is required for hydrofoils.
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