Palermo Port Parking
2
€70
0.24 Km
About Palermo Port parking
The car parks for Palermo Port offers undercover parking spaces and possibility to park vehicles of varying sizes: motorbikes, camper vans and vans.
Our website gives you the option of booking Palermo Port parking in advance, saving you time and money. All parking spaces are under cover, are extremely secure and under 24/7 surveillance.
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What our customers say about parking at Palermo Port.
Rated 5 out of 5 based on 72 reviews from customers that booked at Palermo Port Airport with us.
Rudolf
16 September 2019
Call the parking operator first as the entrance is the same as to the ferry port. Don’t be afraid to try to speak to them in English as well, they are very friendly and helpful.
Rudolf
9/16/2019
Antonio Carlo
28 August 2019
Il parcheggio si trova proprio sul molo e il personale ti accompagna fino al terminal con un pulmino
Antonio Carlo
8/28/2019
Gaetano
23 June 2019
Ottimo personale, cordiale e sempre disponibile
Gaetano
6/23/2019
Francesca
29 May 2019
Staff gentilissimo,preciso e puntualissimo,lo consiglio a tutti!
Francesca
5/29/2019
giuseppe antonino
29 May 2019
tutto okei
giuseppe antonino
5/29/2019
Antonio
23 April 2019
Parcheggio comodo per chi deve partire via mare e personale gentile e disponibile!!!!
Antonio
4/23/2019
Bruno
27 December 2018
grande cortesia
Bruno
12/27/2018
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- Gated Entry
- Car Servicing
- Insured Car Park
- No Pre-Payment
- Van/Bus Parking
- Secure
- CCTV
- Undercover
- 24 Hour
- Keep Your Car Keys
- Anti-Covid Measures
- 10 min to airport
- Night Patrol
- Height Restriction
- CCTV
- Undercover
- Anti-Covid Measures
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Palermo Port information
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Palermo Port was built in the 8th century B.C. and was subject to many changes throughout the centuries, under the influence of many different foreign dominations. The current structure dates back to the 16th century.
The Port of Palermo is a busy port of call in the Mediterranean Sea. It is connected daily to Naples, Genoa, Livorno, Civitavecchia (Rome), Cagliari and Tunisia. In addition, it offers less frequent trips to other Mediterranean ports.