Boat mooring, here are the top ports in Italy! – Marina di Sant’Elmo
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We are presenting to you, day by day, the best ports in Italy in which to stop with your boat. Today we are in Sardinia, in Alghero.
TOP PORTS – Marina di Sant’Elmo – Prestigious gateway to Alghero, a treasure trove of history and beauty
Mooring between history and nature. This is the excitement offered by Marina di Sant’Elmo, an ideal base for discovering the natural beauty of the Coral Riviera. It is a dockyard with “5-star” services for boats up to 70 meters, in a high-end tourist-port complex, with an efficient and courteous professional staff, always ready to meet guests’ needs.
Marina di Sant’Elmo offers concierge services for restaurant and accommodation reservations, galley with onboard delivery and catering, fueling at the pump and bunkering by tanker truck, technical assistance, and routine and extraordinary maintenance.
Useful info
Phone: 079 980829
Website: marinadisantelmo.it
Total no. of places: 100
Length meters max: 70
Draught: 5 meters
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