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Where to moor the boat this summer? We help you. We have selected for you 15 of the best marinas in the Mediterranean in 2022 that are perfect as a home base for your vacation or cruise stop. They are state-of-the-art ports in terms of the services they offer. Here is where to moor between Liguria, Tuscany, Sardinia, Corsica, Puglia, Veneto, and Friuli. We present them to you one by one.
Belonging to the Marinedi network, the Brindisi Marina is truly a nautical gem set in the city’s “middle harbor” and also enjoys an interesting location. It is, in fact, situated between the island of Sant’Andrea and the 15th-century Forte a Mare Castle-a strategic location that puts it a stone’s throw from Brindisi Airport and a few kilometers from the train station.
It is a modern, safe and well-equipped facility that offers the yachtsman a wide range of services that are truly qualified in terms of security, such as 24-hour surveillance cameras throughout the year, reception and for spending leisure time; such as the essential concierge service that can organize of a carefree vacation. The Brindisi Marina therefore offers a lively program of events and demonstrations dedicated to boaters and others in the summer as well. Also available to guests are special offers contemplated by monthly Easy Card and Premium Card.
The small square is overlooked by the amphitheater, the nerve center of the Brindisi Marina, as well as several businesses and a yacht club. The slipway with its large yard and sheds for storage and technical assistance complete the services for boats. The marina then also houses the renowned restaurant “Il Porticciolo,” for a winning mix of sea, services, gastronomy, territory and culture that also continues inland.
“Since Marinedi has intervened in the management of the facility,” says Claudio Gorelli, president of the Marina of Brindisi – efforts have been made to activate an increasing flow of recreational tourism and to activate that share of permanent vessels that can take advantage of the many services the Marina offers. And the facility, which is also appreciated abroad, has received the prestigious award of “The Five Anchors” for the quality of its services. Added to this is the agreement with Aeroporti di Puglia to facilitate connections between Brindisi, northern Italy, central and northern Europe. Brindisi should, therefore, no longer be a transfer stop to other destinations, but a tourist destination endowed as it is with a very important territory.”
This modern marina is an ideal base for sailors and charters who want to sail to the most desirable destinations in Croatia and Greece or to explore the coasts of Montenegro and Albania. From Brindisi it is also possible to quickly reach unique Salento destinations such as Otranto, Santa Maria di Leuca and Gallipoli.
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