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Laziomar

Napoli, Italy

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Laziomar S.p.A., headquartered in Stazione Marittima, Napoli (80133), Italy, operates public service lines ensuring year-round maritime connections between the ports of Formia, Terracina, and Anzio with the Pontine islands during summer. The company provides ferry services on specific dates and times, including August 27-30, 2026, for destinations such as Anzio-Ponza and Ventotene-Formia. Laziomar has a call center at +39 0819631333 for customer assistance. The company's legal and operational address is Molo Angioino - Stazione Marittima, Napoli, with a capital of €1,200,000.00.

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