Ferries from Pantelleria to Italy
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The Pantelleria Italy lines are covered by Siremar only who offer 5 weekly connections with traveling times not exceeding 5 hours 45 minutes (primarily morning departures). You can also get to your destination with your car because ferries that operate on this crossing allow vehicles. Cabin crews will cater to your requests to ensure a comfortable crossing.
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The port of Pantelleria consists of two main areas and it is about 6 meters in depth. The strong and frequent winds can make it difficult to dock on the island and the reason behind the name given to the island by the Arabs who called it the 'Daughter of the Wind'. The old port is located in the area in front of the town, bordered by the Molo a Levante and the Molo Nasi. There are three quays from which ferries depart; Dogana, Castello and Borgo Italia also used for commercial operations and by pleasure boats. There are around 50 berths, 10 of which are reserved for transit. The docks ar... [More information]
Address: Via Scauri Porto, 91017 Pantelleria TP
Directions: Google Map @ Pantelleria, port
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