Amico & Co.
Harbour in Italy · 44.3951° N · 8.9332° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 27 September 2026Amico & Co is a major refit and repair centre for super- and megayachts in Genoa on Italy's beautiful Ligurian coast, just a 10-minute walk from the city centre. The yard covers 65,000 m² of docking and yard area and includes both a Waterfront Marina with 26 berths for yachts from 20 to 110 metres and a technical marina with 24 refit berths (up to 110m LOA) plus 9 alongside berths, where recent dredging guarantees more than 9 metres of draft.
Hauling is carried out using an 835T and 320T travel lift system alongside a new 4,000T ShipLift, capable of hauling out a 60m LOA yacht in a single working day; mobile cranes up to 200T and 5T/3T bridge cranes add further capacity. Shore power up to 630A (400/3 plus neutral) is available for vessels berthed in the technical marina.
The yard also has four dry-dock solutions, including a covered 102-metre graving dock and a dock accommodating up to 170m LOA, plus 4,500 m² of specialised in-house workshops covering engineering, painting, metalwork, joinery and electrical services. Crew facilities include a crew area with free Wi-Fi, satellite TV, a kitchen and bathroom, open 24/7 via a company crew badge.
Berth your yacht at Amico & Co's marinas and stroll the ten minutes into lively central Genoa while the full refit gets underway.
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