Port Of Civitavecchia
General Data
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Category
Ports -
Geographical Area
Lazio -
Latitude
Lat 42° 6' 22'' N -
Longitude
Long 11° 45' 60'' E -
E-mail Address
autorita@portidiroma.it -
Telephone
+39 0766 366201 -
Telephone 2
0766-366201 -
VHF
16 (h. 07/19); S.S.B. 2182 kHz -
City
Comune di Civitavecchia -
Post Code
00053 -
Province
Roma -
Country
Italy
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Website
http://www.portidiroma.it -
Address
Molo Vespucci -
Useful Numbers
Port Authority of Civitavecchia: 0766.20995;
Features
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Minimum Draught
4.5 m -
Maximum Draught
13.5 m -
Shelter
3rd and 4th quadrant -
Max Boat Length
50 m
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Dangers
Manoeuvring ships and enlargement works inside the port -
Hardships
libeccio and west wind
Dock Services
Fuel
Water
Energy
Slide
Slipway
Crane
Travel Lift
Toilets
Showers
Fire Services
Engine Reparations
Electric Reparations
Weather Forecast Service
Anchorage Staff
Security Staff
Scuba Divers
Description
Civitavecchia - Ports in Lazio
The port is divided in two different areas:
- North Area: dedicated to commercial traffics, fishing and coastal navigation
- South Area: reserved for tourism, cruises and yachting
Protected by a long inner breakwater, the port includes an outer port basin, an inner port and a Roman dry dock.
Better known as the harbour of Rome, it is a mainly commercial port and a strategic point as concerns the tourist cruise courses in the Mediterranan. Over the last few years, in fact, the passenger traffic has significantly increased.
Areas reserved for recreational boating
- Molo Lazzaretto: a 60-metre-long foating pier specifically reserved for recreational boats.
- Roman Dry Dock: a 64-metre floating pier
- Apollodoro Quay: 60 metres reserved for yachting.
- 40 metres on a mobile pier managed by Ulisse 2000 Shipyard
The plans for the enlargement of the port of Civitavecchia envisage additional berths for 23 mega yachts ranging from 40 up to 100 m
Tourist services
- Ferry to Olbia-Aranci Gulf
- Ferry to Cagliari
- Ferry to Porto Torres
The harbour of Civatecchia aims to become the most important cruise port of the Mediterranean.
Some historical details about the Port of Civitavecchia.