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: Address:  Via del Porto n. 55 - 07028 Santa Teresa Gallura (OT)
==Berthing Options==
==Berthing Options==

Revision as of 11:43, 10 February 2016

Santa Teresa Gallura
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The port of Santa Teresa Gallura

Santa Teresa Gallura (Sardinia, Italy), originally a Nuraghic settlement from c. 4000BC, the area of Santa Teresa Gallura in Sardinia was subsequently settled by the Romans, who quarried the local granite for buildings such as the famous Pantheon in Rome. Round the town, there are still some huge, partly-worked granite blocks to be seen. The area was later fortified by the Pisans to keep a lookout on their bitter rivals, the Genoans, who held the town of Bonifacio across the straits.

The modern town of Santa Teresa Gallura dates from the 19th century, when the layout and street plan were personally supervised by King Vittorio Emanuele I. The town lies at the head of a narrow, rocky inlet, the upper part of which is protected by a breakwater protecting the pontoons of the Porto Turistico marina.

Charts

See Sardinia.

Radio Nets

Also see World Cruiser's Nets.

Local Weather

Strong winds often affect the Strait of Bonifacio, particularly from the NW, and funnel past the north coast of the island. The shelter in the inlet is, however, excellent.

See Italy.

Approach and Navigation

Exit from the harbour, the fuel station on the left

Beware of the two 3.5 metre shoal patches in the approach (marked) and the 1.5 metre shoal patch to the east of the end of the wavebreaker pontoon. Ferries use the port so a careful approach is needed.

It may be wise to call the harbour authorities on VHF channel 12 to request entry.

Guardia Costiera contacts
Phone: +39 (789) 754602
Fax: +39 (789) 754602
Email: [email protected]
Web: web site
Address: Via del Porto n. 55 - 07028 Santa Teresa Gallura (OT)

Berthing Options

Marinas & Yacht Clubs

Anchorages

Cala Marmorata

Cala Marmorata/wiki/Santa_Teresa_Gallura#Cala_Marmorata
Anchorage icon Cala Marmorata [[Santa Teresa Gallura#Cala Marmorata|Cala Marmorata]] 41°14.805′N, 9°14.273′E
The nearest secure anchorage in the prevailing NW winds is the bay of Marmorata three miles to the east. Anchor in the bay in sand in 5.0 - 10.0 metres. Open to winds from NE round to SE.

Porto quadro

Porto quadro/wiki/Santa_Teresa_Gallura#Porto_quadro
Anchorage icon Porto quadro [[Santa Teresa Gallura#Porto quadro|Porto quadro]] 41°14.925′N, 9°12.707′E
A smaller bay, closer to Santa Teresa Gallura, but unsuitable with W - NW winds. There is an ugly hotel complex on the shore.

Baia di Santa Reparata

Baia di Santa Reparata/wiki/Santa_Teresa_Gallura#Baia_di_Santa_Reparata
Anchorage icon Baia di Santa Reparata [[Santa Teresa Gallura#Baia di Santa Reparata|Baia di Santa Reparata]] 41°14.360′N, 9°09.612′E
A large bay W of Santa Teresa Gallura. Gives reasonable shelter in all winds except from NW to E. Beware of rocks near the western headland and along the eastern shore. A mini market is in a white building just behind the beach. A restaurant or two are in the village of Capo Testa to the W.

Cala Spinosa

Cala Spinosa/wiki/Santa_Teresa_Gallura#Cala_Spinosa
Anchorage icon Cala Spinosa [[Santa Teresa Gallura#Cala Spinosa|Cala Spinosa]] 41°14.633′N, 9°08.904′E
A narrow bay W of Baia di Santa Reparata, good holding on sandy patches. A popular lunch stop with a view of a lighthouse (Faro di Capo Testa). A small restaurant is at the head of the bay. Not suitable with winds from NW to NE.

Baia la Colba

Baia la Colba/wiki/Santa_Teresa_Gallura#Baia_la_Colba
Anchorage icon Baia la Colba [[Santa Teresa Gallura#Baia la Colba|Baia la Colba]] 41°14.044′N, 9°09.587′E
A large bay W of Santa Teresa di Gallura around of Capo Testa is a possible shelter from N to E winds, although the causeway between Baia la Colba and Baia di Santa Reparata is just a few metres high, so strong N winds blow easily in there. A nice trail goes along the shore to Capo Testa.

Offshore Islands

None.

Yacht Repairs and Services

Marine Stores

Submit addresses and contact details of marine related businesses that are of interest to cruisers.

Repairs/Yards

Fuel, Water, & Electricity

Fuel
in the marina
Water
in the marina
Electricity
in the marina

Things to do Ashore

Tourism

The tower of the 16th-century Torre di Longonsardo on the west side of the inlet has wonderful views over the inlet to the east and the town's beautiful white sand beach, Spiaggia Rena Bianca, to the west.

Grocery & Supply Stores

  • A few small shops in the town.
  • ISA is the nearest minimarket from the harbour. It is located at the first crossing on the Via del Porto (with Via Angioy and Via Petrini) Template:Poi inline
  • Dettorimarket - a large supermaket is located about 1.2 km SW from the head of the harbour Template:Poi inline

Eateries

  • A restaurant at the head of the harbour
  • A couple of cafes on the W side of the harbour
  • A number of restaurants in the old centre
  • Perhaps the most scenic setting is at the "Il Girasole" right at the Piazza Vittorio Emmanuele. The quality of food and the prices were rather reasonable.

Internet/WiFi

Available?

Laundry

Motorbike & Car Rentals

Garbage Disposal

In the marina

Transportation

The intercity bus station is located at the Piazza Bruno Modesto -- just above the W side of the harbour.

  • In the season a local tourist "train" (tractor with a trailer) from the Piazza Bruno Modesto to the town centre then to the beach of Rena Bianca
  • In the season a bus line to the Capo Testa peninsular (see www.sardabus.it for the schedules)
  • Buses along the W coast to Sassari, then up to Cagliari
  • Buses along the E coast to Olbia
  • A ferry line to Bonifacio, Corsica

For a more detailed list of the bus connections see "Carta del territorio e trasporti" page at the Santa Teresa Gallura tourist site.

Routes/Passages To/From

List popular passages/routes, timing, etc.

Cruiser's Friends

Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.

Forum Discussions

List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)

External Links

References & Publications

See Italy.

Personal Notes

Personal experiences?

Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)

Date of member's visit to this Port/Stop & this page's details validated:

  • September 2012 --Vadp


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