Harbour of Termoli, Commercial and tourist port in Termoli, Italy.

The harbour of Termoli is a working port with three main piers that accommodate fishing vessels, commercial ships, and recreational boats alongside each other. The facility includes mooring spaces, refueling stations, and maintenance areas serving different types of maritime users.

The port's modern layout took shape around three piers: the south piers of the Marina di San Pietro serve as a tourist harbour, while the roughly 1,200 m north pier hosts the Cantieri Navali di Termoli shipyards. Since 2003 the outer harbour's depths went from 4.5 m to 5 m, admitting boats up to 30 m at the tourist pier. In 2007 about 241,000 passengers passed through and the catch reached roughly 1,200 tonnes.

The port hosts the annual Sagra del pesce and has staged concerts and, in October 2007, the 5th H.O.G. Italian National Rally of Harley-Davidson. About 120 fishing boats are based here, though only 10 practise small-scale fishing.

The port is accessible year-round and easy to walk through, with clear areas for different activities and vessel types. Visitors should arrive in the morning when fishing boats depart and the waterfront is most active and interesting.

The port is the main departure point for ferries to the Tremiti Islands, making it an essential stop for anyone wanting to visit those remote islands. This island connection makes the location especially valuable for travelers looking to explore beyond the mainland.