Baia Porto Turistico Marina

Porto di Baia is a marina in the town of Bacoli on the Gulf of Pozzuoli north of Naples, named after the ancient resort of Baiae. The port has floating pontoons and holds around 900 berths, managed by ten different concession holders. The mooring area lies right at the edge of the submerged archaeological park, a protected marine area divided into three zones.

The port is accessible around the clock. Smaller boats can berth without depth issues, while vessels drawing more than 0.60-0.80 metres should contact the harbour authority on VHF channel 16. Depths at the pontoons range from 0.60 to 4.70 metres. Residents of Bacoli can obtain free permits to moor boats up to 6 metres and 20 hp, while others can apply to the municipality for a paid berth.

The marina offers electricity, water, a slipway/ramp, a crane and travel lift, as well as toilets and engine repair services, plus showers, fuel and wifi. Within the harbour area you'll find restaurants, bars and pizzerias, along with free access to the small beach right in front of the port.

Just a few bus stops from the marina lies the town of Bacoli with restaurants, shops and supermarkets. The area also boasts sights such as the Piscina Mirabilis and the Tomb of Agrippina near the ancient towns around Baia. Berth at Porto di Baia and experience both the lively harbour and the sunken Roman ruins just off the quay.