Embark or land cars and passengers at the Port of Giglio Porto

The boarding of passengers and vehicles on board the ship must follow the instructions of the crew.

Passengers with a vehicle must arrive at least 2 hours before the embarkation dock and must place the vehicles inside the garage with the handbrake inserted and the first driven gear.

Passengers without a vehicle in tow will be able to arrive 1 hour before and can use the ramp on the side of the ferry.

Companies for port of Giglio Porto

The shipping company that serves the port of Giglio Porto La Toremar.

How to reach the port of Giglio Porto

To reach the port of Giglio Porto it is advisable to reach by car, train, bus or plane the stopover of Porto Santo Stefano.

HOW TO GET TO PORTO SANTO STEFANO BY CAR
To reach the port of Porto Santo Stefano you must take the A12 Civitevecchia-Roma northbound, continue on the E80 and follow the signs to Porto Santo Stefano.

HOW TO GET TO PORTO SANTO STEFANO BY PLANE
Fiumicino Airport is the closest to Porto Santo Stefano, which can be reached in about 2 hours for 150 km.

HOW TO GET TO PORTO SANTO STEFANO BY TRAIN
From Rome termini, the train to Grosseto will take you to Orbetello/Monte Argentario station.

HOW TO GET TO PORTO SANTO STEFANO BY BUS
From Orbetello station you can reach the port of Porto Santo Stefano via several bus lines.

Giglio Porto port address

The address of the port of Giglio Porto is 58012 Giglio Porto (GR).

Car parks

There is two resting areas for your vehicle:

Piazza Rum, where the pay stop is scheduled from 19:00 hours to 03:00;
Via Provinciale, where the pay stop is scheduled from 08:00 to 20:00 hours.
The rate in both cases is about 1 euro per hour and 7 euros approximately for the entire day.

Port services

The small port of Giglio Porto is placed in the city center. You can take a walk through the narrow streets of the quaint village before embarking.

The history of the port

Originally, the first nucleus of the port was built in Roman times. Then, with the passage of time, Giglio Porto became above all a picturesque fishing village.

In modern times, as the island of Giglio became more and more a popular tourist destination, the function of the port changed radically, passing from commercial stopover to tourist landing.

The tourist influx for such a small island is remarkable but, like any island in the Tuscan archipelago, also at Giglio the port area has managed to maintain its typical beauty. In fact, starting from here you can discover the tower of the Saracen, built at the end of the sixteenth century, and the cove of the Saracen, always very frequented. You can also admire the arrival of the ferry from the walls of the Roman villa and its ancient eel farm.