The marina is a private development, distinct from the nearby commercial and cruise ship port of Civitavecchia.
It is a primary launch point for the 'Roma per Tutti' and 'Roma per Due' offshore sailing regattas, which follow a course to the Aeolian Islands and back.
The harbor basin is engineered to maintain a minimum depth of 3.5 to 5 meters depending on the specific mooring area.
The complex was constructed to provide a dedicated recreational alternative to the industrial and ferry-heavy main Civitavecchia port.
Porto Turistico Riva di Traiano is a modern private marina located on the Tyrrhenian coast, specifically designed to serve as a hub for leisure sailing and yachting. It features over 1,200 berths capable of accommodating vessels ranging from small motorboats to large yachts up to 42 meters in length. The facility is protected by two breakwaters, creating a sheltered basin for maritime activities. On-site infrastructure includes fuel stations, repair and maintenance workshops, and a travel lift for heavy hauling. The complex houses a variety of commercial amenities, including maritime offices, professional services, restaurants, and bars. It serves as a central point for sailing regattas, including the annual Roma per Tutti race. The harbor is situated along the Via Aurelia, providing direct sea access near Civitavecchia.
From the end of the northern breakwater, looking back toward the marina basin with the yacht masts framed against the coast.
Contact the marina office in advance if you require a temporary berth, as availability for visitors is subject to vessel size.
Wear boat shoes or non-slip footwear as the pier surfaces can become slippery near the water's edge.
Check the local wind forecast, as the marina is positioned on a stretch of coast that can experience strong Libeccio or Mistral winds.
Do not attempt to enter private boat maintenance zones without authorization or professional supervision.
Maintain a respectful distance from private moorings and boats; observe quiet hours in the evening.
