Rome
Rome
Rome
Rome

Rome

Italy

Introduction to Port

Port Rome stands apart as the gateway where a cruise port becomes a prelude to one of the worlds greatest cities. The Port of Civitavecchia, the maritime doorstep to Rome, offers unmatched proximity and a spectrum of signature experiences that blend ancient allure with contemporary Italian life. Quick rail links and efficient disembarkation put passengers in front of the Colosseum, Vatican, and Pantheon before most ships even loosen their lines, while curated shore programs pair archaeology with gastronomy: private Vatican tours, Colosseum skip-the-line access with a Roman food tasting in Trastevere, and a lazy aperitivo on a terraced quay overlooking the marina. Beyond Rome, the region’s day trips feel effortless: olive-oil tastings in Lazio, the hill towns of Umbria, or the sun-kissed shores of Tuscany, all woven into itineraries that emphasize culture, wine, and memorable encounters with locals. The port’s fleet features a modern, energy-conscious terminal equipped with climate-controlled lounges, seamless check-in, and easy transfer hubs; deep-water berths accommodate ships of every size and time-efficient turnaround supports high on-time performance. Onboard, guests enjoy enhanced services designed for short port calls: priority embarkation, multilingual shore-excursion desks, private-guided experiences, and ship-side culinary collaborations that deliver Rome-inspired moments wherever the day schedule takes them.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Iconic landmarks
Red Fort, Qutub Minar, India Gate, and more.
Vibrant street life
Bustling markets, tea houses, and local cuisine.
Culinary delights
Sample Friulian cuisine and local wines.
Easy access
Compact location with straightforward navigation using coordinates.