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Italy Marinas and Ports
With its long and varied coastline, Italy lies at the heart of the Mediterranean. Stretching from the Adriatic to the Tyrrhenian Sea, this geography offers sailors unforgettable routes with its historic ports, captivating islands and unique culture. Every corner promises a different discovery.
This special list brings together Italy's most beloved marinas and ports, guided by sailors' feedback and ratings. We aim to guide you as you plan your journey.
#1
Lega Navale Ortona
#2
Marina di Rodi Garganico
Located inside the Gargano national park.
#3
Vieste Marina
Friendly marina, second pontoon on port side as you enter. Call on vhf10 on approach
#4
Acciaroli Harbour
October 2024: Free mooring at the breakwater(longside), no electricity and water. Depth: 2,8 m.
#5
Giovinazzo Harbour
The port of Giovinazzo, mainly a fishing boat, is protected by the west pier and the eastern pier. To the east of the port there is also a small pier that can be used by small boats.
#6
Montenegro (Brindisi) Harbour
Three days free, alongside - VHF 16 for coast guard permission beforehand. Some utility posts have running water, there is drinking water along the lungomare.
#7
Camogli Harbour
This is not a port for cruising yachts due to insufficient depth and space. The water is also heavily polluted with raw sewage. Despite this, it is very beautiful and worth a detour along the coast to
#8
Marinanova Marina
Along the southern banks of the River Arno, are several small marinas with pontoons and laid lines. We visited marinanova during August. Make contact via info@marinanova.it first to make sure space is
#9
Marina Piccola (Sorrento)
Marina Piccola offers 280 berths for boats up to 40 m in length. It has all basic services and some restaurants nearby.
#10
Porto Santa Margherita Marina (Marina 4)
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Explore on the map → · Compiled from sailors’ reviews, updated on 27/09/2026.