Cirò Marina

Cirò Marina lies on the Ionian coast of Calabria in the province of Crotone and is home to a fourth-class port serving both local fishing and pleasure boating. The port comprises two basins plus an expansion basin, a main breakwater, an inner mole, and a north and south quay – the second basin has two floating pontoons installed for leisure craft.

Depths along the quays typically range between 3 and 5 metres, and the marina offers around 342 berths for pleasure boats up to 15 metres in length. The port is run in cooperation with the local branch of Lega Navale Italiana, which organises sporting and recreational activities for guests and members.

At the berths you'll find water and shore power as well as toilets and showers. The marina also offers fuel, technical assistance, surveillance, and boat storage, and wifi is available for visitors.

Cirò Marina is a well-known tourist town with a long golden sandy beach of around 20 kilometres, awarded the Blue Flag for 11 consecutive years. The town is also known for its wine production – home of Cirò DOC – and holds the status of "Città del Vino". Not far from the harbour lies the Punta Alice archaeological area with the remains of the Temple of Apollo Aleo. Berth here and you'll find beach, history and local wine culture all within walking distance.