Marina di Aquilea
Harbour in Italy · 45.7576° N · 13.3579° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 27 September 2026Marina di Aquileia is a marina in Aquileia in northern Italy, located midway between Venice and Trieste in a sheltered, quiet rural setting. The marina welcomes boats up to 50 feet and offers both wet berths and dry storage, including in a shed.
Boaters can arrive from Grado via the lagoon and the Natissa river, about 7 km. The marina has a crane/travelift for hauling out boats up to 50 tonnes, high-pressure hull washing, and land transport and shed storage for winter.
At the marina you'll find toilets and showers (access with electronic badge) opposite the marina office, a coin-operated laundry with a washing machine (€4) and dryer (€1 per 10 minutes), free parking for berth holders, free wifi, a pool, tennis court, table tennis and a children's playground. The restaurant "Da Nettuno" is located within the marina with a terrace overlooking the basin, serving Italian meat and fish specialities, open Tuesday to Sunday 12:00–15:00 and 18:00–23:00 (closed Mondays).
The marina is close to Grado and the lagoon, with the airport at Trieste-Ronchi dei Legionari about 14 km away and a train station at Cervignano del Friuli with bus connections to Aquileia-Grado. Berth here in the sheltered marina and enjoy lunch on the terrace at Da Nettuno overlooking the basin.
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