Turkey, Croatia and Greece are always among the most popular destinations for those sailing in the Mediterranean. There is precisely in these three nations a network of ten ports (four in Turkey, three in Greece and Croatia, with a total […]
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Ingemar turns the 35-year mark and celebrates with many new interventions along the Italian coasts: from Livorno to Bari, via Monfalcone, Sistiana, Venice and Loano. The Italian company also confirms its leadership in a market in which Italian-made products are
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Liguria. Strategically located in the center of the breezy Gulf of Poets, it is well sheltered from southwesterly and northwesterly winds, has 250 berths up to 28 meters each equipped with water and electric power plugs, and muddy bottoms with
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Sardinia. Located between Porto Rotondo and Portisco, within the Gulf of Cugnana, it is the largest floating eco-friendly landing place in Sardinia. A navy redoxed by the second, third and fourth quadrant winds. Established in recent 2010, it is a
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Sicily. A new port, which is three years old and is powerfully establishing itself on the southern Italian scene: by 2015, berths (from 4 to 70 meters in length) will touch 1,500. An entire quay on the shore has been
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Ingemar, in addition to Kuwait, also has a presence in the Red Sea (three new facilities) and Saudi Arabia, where it won the tender to lay six new landings. But there are several countries, from North Africa to the Near
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Liguria. With its 800 berths for boats up to 35 meters in length (with depths ranging from 3 to 6 meters), the Varazze Marina covers an area of approximately 232,000 square meters, including 144,000 square meters of water surface. is
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Veneto. This marina is located in front of the islands of Burano and Torcello, just minutes from Venice, can accommodate up to 160 boats from 6 to 50 meters and was built according to the latest engineering technologies, on floating
Brands. A total of 1,280 spaces in the sea, plus 258 on land, make Ancona’s Marina Dorica a true landmark in the center of the Adriatic. The sandy bottoms are 2.5 to 3.5 meters deep. A 40-ton travel lift, a
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