Porto Cervo
Harbour in Italy · 41.1347° N · 9.5327° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedfrom the harbour's website · 28 September 2026Marina di Porto Cervo is one of the Mediterranean's largest and best-known yacht and superyacht marinas, located in the heart of the Costa Smeralda in Sardinia. The marina is spread across Porto Vecchio and Marina Nuova with around 700 berths, and it can accommodate vessels up to 120 metres in length with a draft of up to 8 metres, including 100 berths reserved for megayachts.
The marina monitors VHF channel 09. Mooring assistance and 24-hour security staffing are provided, along with customs and immigration services and high-speed fuel pumps. For rates and availability at Porto Vecchio you need to contact the marina office directly, while a separate rate list is available for Porto Nuovo.
Ashore, the marina offers toilets and showers open around the clock for guests, a fuel station at Porto Vecchio (open 9am-1pm and 3pm-7pm), laundry pick-up and drop-off service, waste management including used-oil collection, and a supermarket in the Villaggio Marina with on-board delivery options. Chandlery shops with boat equipment can be found near the marina, and a boatyard (Cantiere Porto Cervo) is located directly within the marina area.
The marina sits in the heart of Porto Cervo, giving easy access to restaurants, boutiques and the destination's main attractions. Berth at Marina di Porto Cervo and step straight out into the town's restaurant and shopping scene.
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