Port of Civitavecchia (Rome)

All GNV ferries to/from Civitavecchia

Take a ferry to Civitavecchia with the GRANDI NAVI VELOCI fleet or depart from the port closest to Rome to some of the Mediterranean's most beautiful destinations. GNV's ships connect Civitavecchia with Sicily, Sardinia and Tunisia with daily crossings, offering all the comforts and services you would find on a cruise ship.

The city of Civitavecchia, well-known for its port that recently became the second largest port in Europe in terms of passenger numbers, provides important evidence of its history, which stretches from the Etruscan period to its peak during Ancient Rome. Book your GNV ferry to or from Civitavecchia now!

Crossing time is expressed with reference to access on board of the pilot in the port of destination (i.e. first pilot station). Any extra waiting time for docking and landing is beyond the Carrier's jurisdiction.

*Please verify the exact duration of the crossing while booking the trip, as the travel time varies for each trip

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What to see

Civitavecchia, a city on the Roman coast, 70 km from Rome, is the home of one of the most important ports in Italy. The main things to see are the cathedral of Saint Francis, the National Museum, the Old Port, and the Michelangelo Fort, built to defend the coast from corsair raids. The Taurine Baths archaeological site, a very well-preserved ancient bath complex in Civitavecchia, is also worth a visit. If you would like to relax for a few hours, head to the spa waters at the Ficoncella Thermal Baths.

Where to stay

To truly enjoy your stay in Civitavecchia, we recommend opting for one of the hotels along the coast so you can easily reach the primary points of interest in the city.

What to eat

Civitavecchia’s culinary tradition has strong ties to the area’s fishing activity. Therefore, in order to taste the city’s traditional specialities, head to one of the restaurants on the seafront, where you can enjoy delicious seafood dishes. Also, one of Civitavecchia’s traditional recipes is well-known throughout Italy. This is the “Civitavecchia Easter Pizza”, a dessert made with bread dough and ricotta, spiced with cinnamon and anise, that is prepared during the Easter period.