Ports of Genoa Four Ports, One Port Authority. The Ports of Genoa, Pra’, Savona and Vado Ligure, located in the northernmost point of the Mediterranean Sea in the heartland of Europe, are a vital strategic asset for both the Italian and central European economy.

The Port of Genoa has successfully capitalised upon its invaluable experience and professionalism inherited from this age-long seafaring tradition to provide a high-level service quality to all importers/exporters located across the prosperous consumer and manufacturing area of Northern Italy.

The new Bettolo – Genoa Mediterranean Gateway, located in the Sampierdarena basin of the Port of Genoa, features a total surface area of 90,000 sqm, with a 450-metre quay and 16 m depth alongside.

Genoa Port Terminal, covering a total surface area of 189,000 sqm at Calata Inglese, Calata Massaua, Ponte Etiopia and Ponte Idroscalo has over the years progressively boosted container and trailer throughput and number of calls, thereby winning the confidence of major shipping lines.

With over 150 deep-sea, short-sea, feeder and ro/ro liner services, the Ports of Genoa are connected to over 500 ports worldwide. The port basins offer direct access to the open sea, natural deepwater, minimal tidal range, favourable marine conditions: everything is in place to accommodate safely the ultra-large ships of the container,

2018年9月17日 · An order was placed for 21 RMGs (rail-mounted gantry) cranes, the first electric cranes to be deployed in the Ports of Genoa, as part of PSA Voltri-Pra’s 40-million euro investment programme.

Total containerised tonnage rose by +3.5%, with gateway box traffic registering an increase of +4.1% compared to 2021, thereby establishing Genoa, Savona and Vado-Ligure as premier maritime hub for Northern Italy's manufacturing and consumer heartland.

The Ports of Genoa shipyards have in recent times consolidated their leadership in the niche market segment of global superyacht and cruise ship construction, thanks to the exquisite attention to detail and the premium customised solutions provided by the myriad of companies operating in the ports.

size of the port community. Today, the Ports of Genoa rank among the largest European ports for goods and passengers, are the leading Italian port cluster in terms of volume and variety of traffic, and are the logistics hub for industry in Northern Italy. Our ports are home to a cutting-edge maritime industry with branches in every segment, from

Extending westwards along Genoa’s coastline, the Port of Pra’ originates from a large-scale land reclamation project, carried out by the Port Authority of Genoa in the 1970s, in response to strong market demand for transoceanic liner services on the part of Northern Italy’s vibrant manufacturing and consumer area.