Coronavirus: arrivals and departures from the Port of Civitavecchia

UPDATED 25th March 2022

As is known, the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) has caused widespread disruption in the national transportation, including the arrivals and departures of ferries and cruises.

On this page you can find all the useful and updated information about the port of Civitavecchia, especially regarding the connections to Sardinia, Sicily, Spain and Tunisia by ferry and by the main cruise lines.

Drive-In Covid Test Centre 

ATTENTION: The Drive-in in Largo della Pace moves to via Tarquinia 30 - Fiumaretta.

The Drive-in is active:

• Mon-Sat from 8.00 am to 06.00 pm
• Sunday from 08.00 am to 01.00 pm

To access the Drive in it’s mandatory to make a reservation on the regional portal BOOK DRIVE-IN TEST. You must have an electronic medical prescription.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT SALUTE LAZIO OFFICIAL WEBSITE

TEST RESULT

To know the test result, please contact (from Tuesday to Saturday):

• 06 96669302/470/471/477
• richiestareferticovid@aslroma4.it

Those who have a positive test result will be promptly advised.

FERRIES SARDINIA

All the connections and ordinary transport of people to and from Sardinia on the routes of Civitavecchia-Olbia, Civitavecchia-Cagliari, Civitavecchia-Porto Torres and Civitavecchia-Arbatax are in operation.

From the 15th of June, 2021 all passengers arriving in Sardinia will no longer be asked for a vaccination or recovery certificate or Covid test.

All passengers travelling back from Sardinia are strongly recommended to take a covid-test within 48 hours from arrival. To book a swab test, please visit the official Salute Lazio page.

From 1st of February the Super Green Pass is required  to travel on all ferries.

FERRIES SICILY

From 31st May, 2021 all passengers arriving in Sicily will no longer be required to have a vaccination certificate or a certificate of recovery or Covid test.

For more information and/or updates, please visit the official website.

From 1st of February the Super Green Pass is required  to travel on all ferries.

FERRIES TUNIS

Passenger transport to Tunis from the port of Civitavecchia is currently in operation.

FROM CIVITAVECCHIA TO TUNIS

From February 26th, 2022, all travellers who want to enter Tunisia are required to:

• 1a) Travellers over the age of 18 who have been fully vaccinated: must show official evidence of this (the last Janssen vaccine at least 28 days before travelling; all other vaccines at least 14 days before travelling) or a vaccination passport issued from the national health authority.
• 1b) Travellers over the age of 18 who have NOT been vaccinated: must self-isolate at the place they are staying for five days (or 7 days, in case of syntoms) and present on arrival either a PCR test less than 48 hours before travel OR a rapid test less than 24 hours before travel with dated evidence of a negative result.

• Minors (under the age of 18) are not required to show proof of vaccination and are exempt from PCR or antigen test before travelling.

Traveller may be subject to random rapid or PCR tests on arrival in Tunisia. If the test is positive, the traveller will be required to self-isolate for five days (if symptoms persist, they will be required to isolate for a further two days). Minors under the age of 18 (accompanied or not by people who received the full vaccination regime) are exempt from quarantine.

A list of laboratories performing covid tests in Tunisia is available on the portal https://rdvtestcovid.tn/ and there you can also book a test.  Suspected Covid-19 positive cases are subject to medical isolation and transfer to dedicated hospitals.

For further information, please visit the web site Viaggiare Sicuri.

FROM TUNIS TO CIVITAVECCHIA
Those entering to Italy are obliged to:

• Complete the digital Passenger Locator Form (dPLF). It must be shown on paper or on mobile device to the operators in charge of checking.  It is advisable to be prepared to show any supporting documents in order to answer any questions from the staff in charge of controls.

All travellers must show one of the following document: 

• Certificate of full Covid-19 vaccination (authorized by EMA) performed less than 9 months ago (EU Digital Certification or equivalent certification for Italian authorities);
• Full vaccination with EMA authorized vaccine and booster dose (EU Digital Certification or equivalent certification for Italian authorities);
• Recovery Certificate, certifying that you have recovered from COVID-19 in the last 6 months;

• Evidence of a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before entering Italy or a negative rapid test taken within the 48 hours before entering Italy.

If you cannot present evidence of any of the documents indicated above, to enter to Italy you will need to remain in self-isolation for 5 days and then take another PCR or rapid test at the end of the 5 days’ self-isolation. If the test is negative, you can leave the self-isolation.

Children under 6 years of age are exempt from COVID (molecular or antigen) test to enter to Italy.

For more information, visit the Viaggiare Sicuri website in the dedicated section.

FERRIES FROM/TO BARCELONA

IMPORTANT: Until March 15, 2022 people who want to enter Italian territory without undergoing isolation in the 14 days prior to arrival in the country must:

• Complete the digital Passenger Locator Form (dPLF). It must be shown on paper or on mobile device to the operators in charge of checking.  It is advisable to be prepared to show any supporting documents in order to answer any questions from the staff in charge of controls.

All travellers must show one of the following document: 

• Certificate of full Covid-19 vaccination (authorized by EMA) performed less than 9 months ago (EU Digital Certification or equivalent certification for Italian authorities);
• Full vaccination with EMA authorized vaccine and booster dose (EU Digital Certification or equivalent certification for Italian authorities);
• Recovery Certificate, certifying that you have recovered from COVID-19 in the last 6 months;

• Evidence of a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before entering Italy or a negative rapid test taken within the 48 hours before entering Italy.

If you cannot present evidence of any of the documents indicated above, to enter to Italy you will need to remain in self-isolation for 5 days and then take another PCR or rapid test at the end of the 5 days’ self-isolation. If the test is negative, you can leave the self-isolation.

Children under 6 years of age are exempt from COVID (molecular or antigen) test to enter to Italy.

For more information, visit the Viaggiare Sicuri website in the dedicated section.​