Port of Venice

The Port of Venice is one of Europe’s most historically significant and diverse ports, serving as a gateway between the Mediterranean and Central Europe. Strategically located at the northern end of the Adriatic Sea, it accommodates a wide variety of vessels — from cruise ships and cargo carriers to ferries and private yachts. Port Services & Facilities The Port of Venice offers modern infrastructure and comprehensive maritime services: Cruise Terminals at Marittima, San Basilio, and Santa Marta Cargo Operations in Porto Marghera for container, bulk, and Ro-Ro Ferry Connections to Croatia, Greece, and other Adriatic ports Superyacht Facilities with customs, refueling, mooring, and repairs Environmental Management, waste collection, oil spill prevention Multimodal Transport Links: road, rail, inland waterways Passenger services including shuttles and first aid stations Depth & Navigation Main Channel Depth at MLW: up to 11.5 meters Vessels Accommodated: Cruise ships (up to 300m in length) Cargo vessels (container, bulk, Ro-Ro) Tankers Private yachts and superyachts Passenger ferries Inland barges Administrative Information P.IVA / C.F.: 00184980274 Address: Santa Marta, Fabbricato 13, 30123 Venice, VE, Italy Phone: +39 041 533 4111 Email (General): adspmas@port.venice.it Certified Email (PEC): autoritaportuale.venezia@legalmail.it Website: www.port.venice.it Emergency Contacts Port Emergencies: +39 041 533 4545 Harbourmaster (Guardia Costiera): Dial 1530 Fire Department: Dial 115 Medical Emergency Services: Dial 118 First Aid – Marittima Terminal: +39 041 533 4739 First Aid – Porto Marghera: +39 041 533 4310