Porto Marmareo

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* It is very unlikely that you will be able to berth in here and it is in any case extremely cramped.  You are better mooring on the town quay or at [[Marina Yachting]] --[[User:Atheneoflymington|Athene of Lymington]] 13:47, 19 August 2010 (UTC)
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====Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)====
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Revision as of 16:35, 21 February 2016

WorldMediterraneanItalySicilySiracusaPorto Marmareo

Porto Marmareo, Siracusa, Italy

Porto Marmareo
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The shallow harbour of Porto Marmareo
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37°04.05′N, 15°17.9′E
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Radio: VHF channel 09
Berths: 640
Max length: 20 metres
Max draft: 3.0 metres
Fuel: No. Go to town quay.
Water: Yes
Elect: Yes, 240v
Toilets: Yes
Showers: No
Laundry: No
Internet: No
Wi-Fi: No
Cable TV: No
Phone: ?
Email add: [mailto:address Email]
Web: Website
More notes about the Marina

Porto Marmareo (also known as Porto Piccolo) is the old harbour of Siracusa in Sicily at the north end of Ortigia island, now given greater protection by two long breakwaters. There is rarely space here for yachts in transit.

Marina radio contact

None.

Navigation/Approach

The Pizzo rocks extend nearly 400 metres off the coast on the approach to the harbour from the north. Porto Marmareo is entered from ENE, being careful to avoid the shallows either side of the entrance. Depths in the entrance are 3.0 - 4.0 metres and maximum depths inside the harbour are 3.0 metres. A narrow channel connects the harbour to the bay of Siracusa to the west of Ortigia island, but is only navigable by small craft.

Berthing

There is no berthing assistance. It is advisable not to simply occupy a vacant berth as there is no provision here for yachts in transit.

Marina facilities

The catwalks in the harbour are operated by five separate private yacht clubs. There is usually no space here for visiting yachts unless by prior arrangement.

Repairs/Yard

None.

Security

Poor.

Marina Location

The harbour is immediately between the old and new towns and provides good access to both.

Transport

  • Buses to Catania and Messina
  • Daily long-distance bus to Rome
  • Trains to Messina and onwards to mainland

Price

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Contact

Each of the catwalks/pontoons is operated by a different organization. There is usually no-one in attendance to advise on berthing here.

Comments

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Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)

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Names: Athene of Lymington


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