Ligurian Coast
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Ligurian Coast
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The Ligurian Coast of Italy lays along the coast of the Ligurian Sea. It is less frequented by cruising yachts than other parts of Italy, since most yachts tend to head down from the Riviera coast of France to Corsica and then Sardinia. It is nevertheless a fine cruising ground with some attractive harbours and anchorages. It extends from the border with France at San Remo round as far as Livorno, and includes the major ports of Genoa and La Spezia as well as marinas at the harbours of (west to east) San Remo, Aregai, Andora, Alassio, Finale, Savona, Varazze, Arenzano, Rapallo, Chiavari and Lavagna. See below for detailed information on all harbours.
Charts
See Italy.
Weather
See Italy.
Passages
See Mediterranean.
Communication
See Italy.
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Berthing
The principal harbours and anchorages along the Ligurian Coast, from west to east are:
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Marina degli Aregai | – marina |
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Friends
Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.
Forums
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Links
- Ligurian Coast at the Wikipedia
References
See Italy.
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- Presumably Cinque Terre [1], albeit a protected area, can be visited by a boat provided that a permission is granted by the park authorities --Vadim 12:41, 5 April 2015 (BST)
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