Marina di Porto Rotondo
Harbour in Italy · 41.0296° N · 9.5433° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 27 September 2026Marina di Porto Rotondo is a large marina in Sardinia, sheltered in a small natural bay between Punta Nuraghe and Punta Volpe. The marina has a total of 652 berths, made up of 312 sailing boats, 314 motor yachts and 25 mega yachts, and is considered one of the most coveted destinations in the Mediterranean.
The marina listens on VHF channel 09 (H24). A fuel station is located on the old dock, open in summer 8:30-13:00 and 15:30-19:00, and in winter 9:00-13:00 and 14:00-18:00, where you can also change oil using the oil suction pump. Near the filling station there is a suction system for pump-out of waste water.
On site you'll find toilets and showers, rubbish containers placed at several points along the docks for general and special waste (oil, batteries, sludge, etc.), and a laundry service with daily collection. A hydraulic horizontal truck can move boats up to 45 m in length, 8.5 m wide and 3.2 m draught into the sheds, and a 20-ton crane handles haulage and launching. A scuba diver is also available for motor boats, along with ongoing service and repairs of hulls and engines. Wi-Fi is available for a fee.
The marina lies on the Costa Smeralda amid beautiful surrounding scenery, with partner hotels nearby including Hotel Sporting, Hotel Petra Bianca and Hotel Marana. Berth here at this well-established marina and enjoy easy access to Sardinia's stunning coastline.
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