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Where to moor is a frequently asked question among those who choose to spend their vacation by boat, and perhaps explore the most beautiful shores of the Italian coast. It is often difficult to navigate through rates, unavailable berths, and difficult-to-contact marinas. Choosing a network of marinas like Marinedi solves this problem: as in a hotel chain, all marinas in the network have the same level of services and quality standards. What’s more, choosing one of Marinedi’s 14 ports allows you to take advantage of a number of benefits:
From Capo Ferrato to the island of San Pietro, explore the unspoiled beauty of South Sardinia. Here Marinedi customers can take advantage of an additional promotion! With a single 7-night pass, you can choose to explore the area by mooring at all 3 Marinedi marinas in Sardinia.
Cagliari Marina allows mooring in the city center. It is very close to the train station and a few minutes’ drive fromCagliari Airport. The maximum depth is 9 meters and the 17 berths can accommodate boats up to a maximum length of 55 meters.
Find out here how to moor at Cagliari Marina
Only 70 kilometers from Cagliari, Marina di Teulada is located in thefar south of Sardinia, in a very picturesque stretch of coastline characterized by naturalistic oases and crystal clear bays. Teulada is a popular location for sailors but also for those who practice sports such as surfing or kitesurfing because of its exceptional exposure to winds. It has 250 berths up to 35 meters in length.
Find out here how to moor at the Marina di Teulada
Within the Marine Protected Area of Capo Carbonara lies one of the pearls of the Marinedi network: the Marina of Villasimius. There are 840 berths that can accommodate boats up to 65 meters long. The locality offers lush flora and long beaches, which can be reached in summer by shuttle service.
Find out here how to moor at the Marina di Villasimius
In the western part of the beautiful island of Ischia lies the Marina di Forio d’Ischia. Up to 250 boats between 5 and 40 meters in length can moor here. It is the ideal starting point for exploring Ischia but also for reaching the other islands of the Campania Archipelago such as the Pontine Islands, Procida and Capri.
Find out here how to moor at Marina di Forio d’Ischia
Marina di Procida is located a short distance from the heart of the town center of the lively island of Procida. The marina’s location is strategic for both transit and connections, plus the mainland is also conveniently accessible by ferry and hydrofoil year-round. There are nearly 500 berths and can accommodate boats up to 30 meters long.
Find out here how to moor at Marina di Procida
In the Gulf of Castellammare is the Marina di Balestrate, a marina very close to the beaches of Balestrate and Calatubo. Palermo Airport is less than 30 kilometers away, so the Marina di Balestrate is also very convenient to reach by air connections. About 250 berths for boats up to 40 meters in length.
Marinedi is also working to give Sicily a second marina: the Trapani Nautical Base.
Find out here how to moor at Marina di Balestrate
The perfect base for exploring Argentario is the Marina dei Presidi in Porto Ercole. It is a few kilometers from Grosseto and 150 kilometers from Rome. From here you can set out to explore the Promontory and the entire Archipelago, including Giglio Island and Giannutri. Up to 50 boats with a maximum length of 25 meters can moor here.
Find out how to moor at the Marina dei Presidi here.
A perfect marina for exploring theAdriatic, the Marina di Porto San Giorgio is located in an area very convenient to reach via highways, railroads and airports. It is just a two-hour drive from Rome and less than an hour from Ancona and Pescara airports. There are 800 berths and offer year-round safe shelter for boats up to 50 meters long.
Find out here how to moor at the Marina in Porto San Giorgio
On the far edge of the Gargano promontory is the Marina di Vieste, just a few meters from the center of the town of Vieste, the pearl of the Gargano. From here it is very easy to explore the surroundings of the Promontory and reach the Tremiti Islands but also the Croatian, Greek and Albanian coasts. The marina offers 200 berths to boats up to 60 meters long.
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