CALA DEL FORTE


VENTIMIGLIA, ITALY Cala del Forte is a brand new state-of-the-art marina nestled between the Italian and French Rivieras in the vibrant city of Ventimiglia, just 7.9 miles from Monaco. The marina is home to 178 berths ranging from 6.5 to 70 metres. Its waterfront was officially opened on 15th October 2020. The on-land services are near to completion. Next summer will see Cala del Forte fully operational. In the meantime, the brand new power catamaran shuttle service Monaco One was launched 8th March 2021. The Monaco One can travel from Monaco to Ventimiglia in just 15 minutes at 45 knots, carrying up to 12 passengers in absolute comfort. Cala del Forte is accepting reservations for berths, available with daily, monthly and seasonal rates.


43°47’20.1”N 7°35’53.1”E No. of berths 178 Max length 70m+


Max beam 14m VHF 73 www.caladelforte-ventimiglia.it


PORTS OF TOULON


TOULON, FRANCE Sharing the vast bay of Toulon with its military naval base, the ports of Toulon and their various civilian activities have been continually improving their services for the yachting sector. The Port Authority’s ongoing programme of refurbishment of deep- water berths for vessels with LOA up to 350m is attracting new shipyards, suppliers and yacht service companies. Opened in 2019, the last Monaco Marine shipyard is supplementing an offer already made up by Foselev, Endel or IMS. As this programme is continuing in 2021/2022, new improvements are being made to existing berths, including ISPS compliance all over the bay for an extra 1.4 km of secure quayside. Deep-water, alongside berthing, easy refuelling and winter lay-up are key arguments for Toulon Bay. www.ports-tpm.fr


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