Ferryhopper reveals the top Italian islands chosen by tourists for Easter 2025

Ferryhopper data shows strong Easter 2025 demand for Italy’s popular and lesser-known islands, with travel preferences varying by generation. The article Ferryhopper reveals the top Italian islands chosen by tourists for Easter 2025 first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.

Apr 29, 2025 - 08:23
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Ferryhopper reveals the top Italian islands chosen by tourists for Easter 2025
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Insights from Ferryhopper‘s booking data show that travelers headed to some of Italy’s most popular islands, such as Capri, Ischia and Sicily, this Easter, demonstrating that reservations for
bucket list destinations show no signs of slowing down. However, the island of Elba, in the Tuscan archipelago, also made it on the list, highlighting a growing trend of travelers looking beyond the most familiar destinations as they try to venture off the beaten track.

Here are the top 6 most popular Italian islands for Easter 2025 among international travelers, according to booking trends from Ferryhopper:

  1. Capri
  2. Ischia
  3. Sicily
  4. Sardinia
  5. Corsica
  6. Elba

Although part of France, Corsica made our list due to a significant spike in ferry bookings this year, which continued into the Easter break thanks to its well-established ferry connections from
numerous Italian ports.

Travel trends by age group

Generational differences also influenced Easter travel trends, Ferryhopper’s data showed. Gen Z favored the islands of Capri, Ischia and Elba, driven by a potential inclination to explore multiple destinations. The fast and frequent ferry services in the Gulf of Naples and the Tuscan islands are often the perfect solution for travelers wanting to add more than one stop to their trip.

Millennials showed an overwhelming preference for Sardinia, Sicily and Corsica as they probably continue to seek both cultural experiences and leisure time in their adventures. For Gen Xers and beyond, vacations often revolve around reliable travel arrangements, comfort and family time. So it’s no surprise that they mostly chose islands like Sicily, Sardinia and Elba, which are known for offering a broad range of accommodation options and activities for all ages.

Overall, Ferryhopper has seen a growing interest from travelers worldwide in both the most visited and lesser-known Mediterranean islands as they turn to ferries to avoid airport waiting times, to travel in a more eco-friendly way and enjoy a more flexible travel experience.

The article Ferryhopper reveals the top Italian islands chosen by tourists for Easter 2025 first appeared in TravelDailyNews International.