Corigliano Calabro, Italy

Name: Corigliano Calabro, Italy
Address: IT

Corigliano Calabro is the historic hill town on Calabria's Ionian coast whose comune, with Rossano, formed Corigliano-Rossano in 2018. More about Corigliano Calabro →

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Daylight rooftop view over Corigliano Calabro toward the Sibari plain and distant mountains, Calabria, Italy

Cruise Ships in Corigliano Calabro

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Where is the Corigliano Calabro cruise port?

Ships use the Port of Corigliano Calabro at Schiavonea (Via Ibiza), managed by the AdSP of the Southern Tyrrhenian and Ionian Seas. The authority describes seven commercial and fishing berths around two basins; banchina 1 is assigned to cargo ships in commercial operations.

The map pin is Google Maps Porto Di Corigliano (39.660277, 16.5295281) on the port complex beside Schiavonea's waterfront, about 700 m walk from Lungomare Schiavonea and about 10 km / 15 minutes by road from the hilltop Castello Ducale. How cruise passengers would go ashore is not stated by the authority.

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Getting to the Corigliano Calabro cruise port

Lungomare Schiavonea → Porto Di Corigliano

1 km · ~10 min by car

Short walk along the Schiavonea waterfront to the port gate area on Via Ibiza.

Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.

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Walk

Freeper person

10–11 min

About 10–11 minutes along the waterfront.

Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.

Eating in Corigliano Calabro

Where to eat

Lungomare Schiavonea

Seaside promenade of Schiavonea with cafes and seafood places a short walk from the port.

Destination

About Corigliano Calabro

Corigliano Calabro is the historic hill town on Calabria's Ionian coast whose comune, with Rossano, formed Corigliano-Rossano in 2018. The old centre sits above the Sibari plain with the Castello Ducale and views toward the Sila; below on the shore is Schiavonea, the beach and fishing district that hosts the commercial port.

The Sibaritide is known for Magna Graecia archaeology (ancient Sybaris / Thurii), citrus and olive farmland, and Ionian beaches. The AdSP of the Southern Tyrrhenian and Ionian Seas manages the multipurpose commercial port at Schiavonea.

Climate: Schiavonea, on Calabria's Ionian coast at the edge of the Sibari plain, follows the typical Ionian pattern: wetter winters and a dry season from May through October, with brief intense rains after long dry spells. The Sibari plain is among Italy's hotter summer areas.
Time zone: Central European Time
Currency: Euro (EUR)