Marina di Stabia BAY OF NAPLES
40°43’03”N; 14°28’32”E No. of berths 900 Max length 100m
DL partner, Marina di Stabia is a five star marina with access to one of the world’s most appealing cruising grounds. Close to Sorrento, Capri, Amalfi and Ravello. The marina is located in the
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Max draft 6m VHF 69
www.marinadistabia.it
southern corner of the Bay of Naples; with views looking out over the Mediterranean and Mount Vesuvius and the Sorrento peninsula are truly breathtaking. The marina is part of a wider scheme to be completed in this decade, and is surrounded by natural beauty and tourist attractions. Plans are to transform the marina waterfront into a leisure destination. Facilities include: a mooring dock that contains 871 berths, from 10 to 100m. Marina services provided include: security service 24/7, shore power available up to 400A, fuel station, yacht club with restaurant and swimming pool, Shipyard ‘Cantiere Navale Marina di Stabia’ provides assistance services; garaging, pump-out facility, workshop services, repairing and maintenance yards.
Porto Lotti LA SPEZIA
44°05’,50’’ N 09°51’, 25’’ E No. of berths 520 Max length 100m
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Max draft 9m VHF 09
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ituated in the sheltered and picturesque gulf of La Spezia (awarded UNESCO heritage status along with
Porto Venere and the nearby Cinque Terre), Porto Lotti is an outstanding destination for superyachts cruising the Mediterranean that offers all the first-class services of an international marina. Its exclusive amenities combined with the attention devoted to captains and crews, make Porto Lotti the ideal haven for superyachts. Offering 520 berths from 14m up to 100m, including a transit dock for yachts up to 180m, which is one of very few in the region. The port and secure berths are monitored 24/7 by the marina staff and a camera surveillance system. Land access to the port, both entry and exit, is controlled at the gated reception around the clock. On request private guard services can be provided for individuals yachts.
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