Marina Hannibal

Friuli. Founded in 1964, the Hannibal Marina has grown over these five decades to 328 berths for boats up to 40 meters in length today. Sheltered from the Bora and Libeccio, it stands out for its technical services: the yard has two travel lifts, one 300-ton and one 80-ton. Technicians are able to perform anything from hull cleaning to sail, electrical and electronic repairs to painting thanks to the 600-square-meter cabin. In port, services also include bar and restaurant. Tel. 0481 411541, www.marinahannibal.com

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