Marina di Porto Levante

Marina di Porto Levante is a modern marina with floating pontoons in the Po Delta at Porto Viro (Rovigo), Italy. Covering an area of 85,000 square metres, the marina offers 445 berths for sail and motor boats from 6 to 18 metres.

Entry is via two new stone breakwaters into the lagoon; follow the markers along the channel for about 1 nautical mile, then turn to starboard and continue a further 400 metres. The entrance to the marina is marked by a white light, with a red light to port and a green light to starboard on entering. Depth at the berths is 3.5 metres. Each berth includes a guaranteed parking space, with 700 car parking spaces in total. The quays and pontoons are well lit, and night surveillance is provided.

The marina offers toilets with showers, a restaurant and bar, a fuel berth, and a crane with a capacity of up to 30 tonnes. There is also a workshop and electrician service, fibreglass repairs, and boat sales and rental.

The marina sits amid the wild nature of the Po Delta, with meadows, lagoons and birdlife, facing the island of Albarella and Scanno Cavallari. It is 45 nautical miles to Croatia by sea, and by road 40 km to Rovigo, 70 km to Padova and 70 km to Ferrara. Tie up at the pontoons and enjoy the wild scenery of the Po Delta while making the most of the marina's full range of services.