Reggio Calabria
The embrace of the Strait
Where myth breathes, between history, ancient routes and timeless beauty
Welcome to the heart of the Mediterranean.
Reggio Calabria is not only a safe and strategic port, but a true gateway to time. Here, the ancient routes of the Greeks cross landscapes of haunting beauty and living traditions. Choosing to stopover in Reggio Calabria means giving your guests a vibrant Southern Italy, far from the mass circuits, where hospitality is sacred and every glimpse tells a legend.
History and culture: face to face with eternity
History here is not read in books, it is touched by hand
Guardians of the Straits
The thrill of standing before the eternal perfection of the Riace Bronzes, housed in the prestigious National Archaeological Museum that tells the story of ancient Rhegion
Four thousand years in a day
An excursion to the Archaeological Park of Locri Epizephyrii to walk among theaters, shrines and evidence ranging from the Bronze Age to Roman times.
The voices of a living past
An evocative journey to the “Grecanici villages” nestled between Aspromonte and the Ionian Sea, where the ancient language of the Greeks of Calabria is still spoken.
The look into the future
Reggio Calabria looks ahead with the construction of the new Museum of the Mediterranean, a futuristic work signed by archistar Zaha Hadid, destined to become a new cultural symbol
Nature and landscapes: between pristine peaks and purple seas
Calabrian nature is a stage that changes color at every hour of the day
Reggio Calabria
To visit Reggio Calabria is to immerse oneself in a millennial crossroads where history, myth and a bursting nature come together in an unforgettable experience. The journey begins in the heart of the city, where the National Archaeological Museum holds the eternal beauty of the famous Riace Bronzes and recounts the glories of ancient Rhegion.
The magic of the Purple Coast
Sail or stroll along this stretch of the Tyrrhenian coast, where distinctive seaweed tints the sea with purplish reflections at sunset. An enchantment that embraces jewel-like seaside villages such as Scilla, picturesque Chianalea, Palmi, Seminara and Bagnara Calabra.
The grandeur of Aspromonte (UNESCO)
An unforgettable hike in the Aspromonte National Park, recognized by UNESCO in 2021. A mountain massif that tells a geological story that began over 300 million years ago, offering breathtaking views and pure wilderness.
Food and Wine: The bold and fragrant character of the South
Sitting at the table in Calabria is an act of love
The ancient "Spatare"
Witness and savor the results of the traditional swordfish hunt, practiced with fast and charming boats that remain identical to those of the past.
Calabria's green gold, "Bergamot"
Intoxicate yourself with the scent of Bergamot DOP, an iconic citrus fruit used in haute cuisine and perfumery, to which the city even dedicates a museum.
The triumph of taste
Delight your palate with the bold flavors of the land: Calabrian chili pepper, the famous Spilinga ‘nduja, capocollo, and soppressata.
Local nectars
Toast with niche and highly prized wines, such as the rare Greco di Bianco DOC (the “Passito of the Gods”) or the elegant Bivongi red.
Technical area:
Operational efficiency at the center of routes
The ideal infrastructure for your Marine Operations.
Fascinating on land, impeccable at the dock. The port of Reggio Calabria is already chosen by many companies in the luxury and upper premium segments for its efficiency and top-notch port and security services.
Dock details
The “Nuova banchina di Levante” offers a 310-meter-long berth with an excellent draft of as much as 11 meters.
Security & Facilities
Maximum peace of mind with ISPS standards, passenger and baggage scanners (Security X-Ray), metal detectors, and additional security services. Passengers enjoy free Wi-Fi in the port area, shuttle services, cab areas and bus parking for smooth and delay-free excursions.Excellent connectivity
The port is only 1.5 km from the train station. Reggio Calabria International Airport is only 12 km away, while Lamezia Terme Airport is 124 km away. The airport is also perfectly connected to the A2 highway.Unbeatable navigation times
Perfect barycentric position. From Agropoli roadstead it takes only 10 hours (190 nautical miles), while the route to Taranto takes only 12 hours (255 nautical miles).
