Porto San Vito

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Porto San Vito, Grado, Italy

Porto San Vito
45.68261945°40.9′N, 13.37694213°22.65′E Chart icon.png
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Porto San Vito, Grado
Radio VHF channel Try calling on VHF channel 09 or 16
Phone +39 0431 836000
E-mail [email protected]
Berths 165 (including 16 transit)
Max. length 20 metres
Max. draft 3.5 metres
Fuel No fuel station
Water Yes, at all berths
Electricity Yes, 240v, at all berths
Toilets Yes
Showers Yes
Laundry Yes (token operated)
Internet No No
Cable TV No
Hours ?
More notes about the marina
The channel to Porto San Vito from the S - Click for larger view
he entrance from seaward (transit quay on the right)
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Four point mooring on posts - Click for larger view
Most yachts will need to rig springs to the posts
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The small harbour of Porto San Vito lies at the W extremity of the town of Grado on the lagoon of the same name, 11 miles E of Lignano and five miles SW of Monfalcone on the northern Adriatic coast of Italy. A hotel and leisure development as well as a marina, it offers 165 berths for yachts up to 20 metres in depths of 3.0 - 3.5 metres.

Marina radio contact

Try calling Porto San Vito on VHF channel 09 or 16. You may have better luck if you telephone or email in advance for berthing information and reservations. Alternatively berth on the concrete quay to starboard in the entrance where it says 'Transito' (towards the inner end as the outer end is shallow) and walk round to find the ormeggiator.

Navigation/Approach

The entrance to the Grado lagoon lies at World icon.png 45°39.6′N, 13°20.9′E, where there is a red fairway buoy just under two miles offshore. Dangerous sandbanks extend for almost two miles on both sides of the entrance, so approach is only safe from this buoy, near high water and in settled weather. Approach should be made on a course of 040 degrees. The entrance channel, which is dredged to a depth of just 3.0 metres, is marked by piles on either side. Once inside the entrance, the channel forks. Take the starboard channel and the entrance to Porto San Vito is a further 200 metres on starboard side. The basin is entered from NE. Depths in the basin are 3.0 – 3.5 metres but can be as little as 2.5 metres at low water in the entrance.

Berthing

Berth on the concrete quay to starboard just inside the entrance and walk round to find the ormeggiator to be assigned a berth. Space is limited in the marina and it is wise to book ahead via telephone or email at busy periods. Berths are bows or stern-to on a series of pontoons and associated quays with mooring posts for your stern or bow lines. The berths are not very long, and it is usually necessary to take springs from midships to the posts to hold you off the pontoon and to allow for the rise and fall of tide (which is often a metre or more). Berthing assistance available if required.

Marina facilities

  • Bar/restaurant
  • Hotel
  • Yacht club
  • Swimming pool
  • Thermal spa pool

Repairs/Yard

Boatyard. Slipway. Travel lift (50 T). Limited hard standing. Engine, electrical and electronic repairs. Wood, steel and fiberglass hull repairs. Sail repairs. Divers.

Security

Reasonable (no control of pedestrian access).

Marina Location

The marina is around 400 metres from the town centre. The beach is only five minutes from the marina.

Transport

List transportation (local and/or international. Bus service to town?)

Price

Current daily berthing price for typical 13 metre yacht (June 2015): Euros 65.

Contact

Marina Azzurra SPA

Phone: +39 0431 836000
Fax: +39 0431 85926
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.portosanvito.it/web/
Address: Riva G. da Verrazzano 1, 34073 Grado (Gorizia), Italy

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