Marinara
Harbour in Italy · 44.4885° N · 12.2874° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 28 September 2026Marinara is a large modern marina right in the heart of Marina di Ravenna on Italy's Adriatic coast, with 1074 berths and space for boats of any size. The marina is described as the safest on the Adriatic.
The entrance is protected by two breakwaters stretching two kilometres out to sea, and there is a constant depth of 5 metres both at the entrance and along the floating pontoons, all fitted with rubber fenders. In emergencies the marina monitors VHF channel 10, and mooring assistance is provided around the clock from 06:00 to 22:00. The marina is watched by CCTV and an armed guard all year round.
On site you'll find toilets and showers at three locations – two by the water and one ashore – plus free high-speed wifi so you can get online straight from your boat. The marina area also has specialised chandlery and hardware shops, covered and underground car parking, restaurants and bars, and grocery stores, with delicatessens offering takeaway so you can enjoy fine food on board.
Marinara feels like a small town by the sea, with everything from sportswear to fashion boutiques and a busy calendar of culinary, nautical, sporting and social events. Tie up at the sturdy floating pontoons and step ashore straight into the life, restaurants and shops of the town.
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