
Banchina Nuova di Levante cruise berth
Cruise berth for ships up to 310 m and 11 m draught.

Reggio Calabria sits at the toe of mainland Italy, on the Strait of Messina facing Sicily. It is a small cruise port, mostly visited by smaller ships. More about Reggio Calabria →

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Cruise ships berth at the Banchina Nuova di Levante in the Port of Reggio Calabria, for ships up to 310 m with an 11 m draught. The port is in the city, close to the seafront and to rail and bus stations.
1.2 km · 6–18 min by car
About 1.2 km, roughly 18 minutes on foot along the seafront or 6 minutes by taxi. Adult museum ticket €10.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The museum, Lungomare and centre are walkable; Scilla by train or car. Distances and times are approximate.
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Cruise berth for ships up to 310 m and 11 m draught.
Prices are approximate.

Reggio Calabria sits at the toe of mainland Italy, on the Strait of Messina facing Sicily. It is a small cruise port, mostly visited by smaller ships. Ships berth at the Banchina Nuova di Levante, which takes vessels up to 310 m.
The port lies in the city, close to the seafront Lungomare and the centre. The main sight is the National Archaeological Museum, home of the Riace Bronzes, and the fishing village of Scilla on the Costa Viola is a short trip north.

The National Archaeological Museum of Magna Graecia, home of the Riace Bronzes. Adult ticket €10.

The seafront promenade facing the Strait of Messina and Sicily, with the Arena dello Stretto.

The cathedral on Piazza Duomo in the city centre.

Fishing village on the Costa Viola north of Reggio, with the Chianalea quarter and Castello Ruffo.