Ports and phase 2: what will happen this summer INTERVIEW

Is it true that at the entrance of each Marina they will take your temperature? And that it will be necessary to maintain social distance on the docks? Will the bathrooms in the facility be sanitized? Will there also be spacing between boats at the berth?

After telling you about Of the charter situation, along with Amedeo Ferrigno, the director of one of Sardinia’s most important ports, the Marina of Villasimius (The port, part of the Marinedi group, has 840 berths for boats up to 60 m in length), Let’s try to answer all the questions and debunk some “dockside rumors”.

Here’s how marinas are doing in this delicate phase 2, and what will happen this summer. We give you a little preview: it will be much simpler than you imagine.

“It’s time to rediscover our Sardinia. Come quietly to Villasimius, there will be no problems: you will be able to sail in beautiful waters and, this year, certainly less crowded,” this is Ferrigno’s appeal.

PORTS AND PHASE 2 – INTERVIEW WITH AMEDEO FERRIGNO

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