Embark or land cars and passengers at Porto Santo Stefano Port

Embark your vehicle aboard the ship’s garage by following the instructions of the crew: the medium must be left closed, with the first gear engaged and the parking brake pulled.
Passengers without a vehicle will be able to arrive at the embarkation dock about an hour before and use the side access ramp to the ship.
In both cases, all passengers must always keep the travel licence and the valid identity document with them.

Companies for Porto Santo Stefano

Toremar;
Maregiglio.

How to reach Porto Santo Stefano

Porto Santo Stefano is easily accessible by car, train, bus and air.
HOW TO GET TO PORTO SANTO STEFANO BY CAR
Arriving from the north, take the Grosseto ring road and continue towards Rome on Via Aurelia. After about 34 km you exit at Albinia and follow the signs for Porto Santo Stefano.
From the south take the A12 Roma-Fiumicino motorway towards Civitavecchia. From here take the SS1 Aurelia to Orbetello.
HOW TO GET TO PORTO SANTO STEFANO BY PLANE
The airports closest to Porto Santo Stefano are Rome Fiumicino and Pisa Galileo Galilei.
HOW TO GET TO PORTO SANTO STEFANO BY TRAIN
On the railway line Pisa-Roma you go down to Orbetello-Monte Argentario station.
HOW TO GET TO PORTO SANTO STEFANO BY BUS
The Obetello train station is connected to Porto Santo Stefano’s Boarding pier by the Tiemme Spa Company’s bus line.

Porto Santo Stefano Port address

The address is Lungomare Navigatori, 47, 58019 Porto Santo Stefano (GR).

Car parks

If you want to park your car at Porto Santo Stefano you will have to leave it in one of three private car parks near the boarding, up to a maximum of 5 hours:
Parking Monaci, Piazzale S. Andrea;
Parking Fanciulli, Banchina Toscana;
Parking Viaggi Vacanze, Via Scarabelli.

Port services

The following services are available at Porto Santo Stefano: banking services, nursing and medical services, pharmacies, bars, restaurants and pizzerias, as well as small supermarkets.

The history of the port

The town of Porto Santo Stefano is a historical settlement of Roman origin that presents many testimonies of the various followed dominations. But it is the Spanish domination that has left the most inestimable traces: one of all, the Spanish fortress.