Marina di Pescara

Marina di Pescara is a large marina on the Italian Adriatic coast in Pescara, built on an area of over 200,000 sqm with a water surface of 107,000 sqm and space for 1000 boats on mooring buoys, spread across both fixed and floating pontoons – one of the largest facilities on the Adriatic.

The marina offers berths for transit boats; in high season (1 May-30 Sep) a monohull of 6 metres costs from €30 per night, in low season (1 Oct-30 Apr) from €18 per night, rising with boat length. Prices include VAT but exclude electricity and water consumption. The marina offers boat assistance, water supply, 24-hour radio assistance and security surveillance.

On site you'll find toilets with showers, fresh water at the berths, shore power (billed separately), a laundry, free wifi for guests and free bike rental. There is indoor parking, fuel (bunkering) and a well-equipped boatyard with a crane and travel-lift up to 100 tons for launching and hauling as well as yard services. There is also a grocery store (cambusa), a snack bar, restaurants and pizzerias in the marina's shopping area.

The marina is integrated with a shopping centre featuring shops, bars and restaurants around an elegant little square, which has become a meeting point for the whole city of Pescara. Tie up at this large marina, grab one of the free bikes and head straight into the shopping area with its shops and eateries.