Berth F36 is located in Porto Cervo Marina, Costa Smeralda (Sardinia Island).

In front of the dock there are several buoys that allow bow mooring without giving fund.

Porto Cervo Marina is located on the beautiful Sardinia Island (Italy) and is known as one of the best

equipped and protected ports of the Mediterranean. Renowned for their highly efficient service, navigators

have available Porto Cervo Cantieri shipyard open all the year. This is also an ideal solution for repairs

and maintenance on sailing boats and yachts up to 45 meters.

Costa Smeralda is one of the best and most exclusive european coastal area and tourist destination, with

a length of some 20 km, although the term originally designated only a small stretch in the commune of

Arzachena. White sand beaches, golf clubs, private jet and helicopter services, exclusive hotel. the area

has drawn celebrities, business leaders, and other affluent visitors.

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F36

Porto cervo is the main centre of the Costa.

Nestling in a beautiful and perfectly sheltered harbour, Porto Cervo Marina is one of the Mediterranean’s

best equipped and most welcoming ports. It consists of the East Dock, also known as the Old Port, which

is part of the village of Porto Cervo, and the New Marina with its modern poontons at the Marina Village.

Renowned for the highly efficient and skilled service it offers, Porto Cervo Marina boasts a total of 700

berths for craft of between one and six metres, 100 of wich are boats in transit.

The port is fully equipped: you have drinkable water and ice, bank, bar and restaurants, harbor master,

electricity of course, gas station, waste and bilge collection, residual water collection, car rental, fire

procedures, market, service station, hibemation, shipyard, weather infos, dressing rooms laundry, security,

travelift, carpentry, boat store and ramps. You can also make sporting activities.

Take your time and enjoy wonderful sunrises and sunsets, sipping a drink in one of the best place you

could stay with your yacht.

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