Marina di Brindisi

Marina di Brindisi is a modern, secure marina with 638 berths for boats from 6 to 35 metres, set in a well-sheltered inlet of Brindisi's large harbour, Seno di Bocca di Puglia, between the island of S. Andrea and the Forte a Mare fortress. The marina is monitored around the clock with CCTV and security staff.

All boats heading in must contact the harbour office at least 30 minutes before arrival on VHF channel 08 or 16, giving expected arrival time, boat type, name, nationality and draught. Entry is between the Forte a Mare breakwater and the Costa Morena breakwater. The seabed is muddy, and depths alongside the berths range from 3 to 11 metres. Access to the marina is continuous, day and night.

The marina offers a 24-hour fuel berth, toilets and showers, berths with water and shore power, a self-service laundry, waste collection, and a slipway with a large yard and sheds for winter storage and technical assistance. There is also a bar, restaurant, minimarket, tobacconist, a chandlery, parking and car garages, plus wifi across the marina area.

The small piazzetta with its amphitheatre is the heart of the marina, surrounded by shops and hosting a lively programme of events. The town of Brindisi lies right by the marina with its history and gastronomy, and from here it's a good starting point for cruises to Greece, Croatia, Montenegro and Albania, or along the Italian coast to Otranto, Santa Maria di Leuca and Gallipoli.