San Remo : Profile

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All the authorities are at Marina Porto Sole.

Docking

San Remo is about 20 miles east of Monaco, on the Cote d' Azur. The marina of Porto Sole is very well protected and has every modern facility. The old harbour, Porto Vecchio, is more crowded but has a wonderful Italian atmosphere.

The Old Town of San Remo is very interesting with building from the Roman period onwards.

Ten miles further east is the port of Maurizio. A new marina is being built here, but the existing port provides good shelter and services. It is also an ancient town with old streets and little winding alleys.

Marina Porto Sole
Via del Castillo 17, 18038 San Remo
Tel:+39 (0)184 537 1, Fax:+39 (0)184 537 378
All marina services including fuel and chandlery. Even early in the season, it is advisable to call ahead to book a berth. The staff are reported as helpful and friendly.

Marina degli Aregal
Lungomare Cap d'Albertis 8, 18010 San Stefano Al Mar
Tel:+39 (0)184 48 91, Fax:+39 (0)184 489 200
All facilities, including laundry, fuel and chandlery. There is a crane and a 50 ton travel hoist. There is a small mini-market in the marina. It has unusual plugs for the electricity supply (50Amp).

Porto Maurizio
Via Scarincio 2, 18100 Imperia
Tel:+39 (0)183 666 705 / (0183) 650246 , Fax:+39 (0)183 650 246
This port is about 10 miles east of San Remo. It has all the usual facilities, including laundry, fuel, chandlery and a crane, as well as 40 ton and 100 ton travel lifts. The previous problem of swell has now been solved by the new breakwater. Due to the high ground, both radio and mobile phone reception is poor.

Portosole Marina
San Remo
Excellent large marine (will take large superyachts). Easy fuel access. San Remo usual first stop in Italy. Turn left into the old harbour and just down from fuel pontoon is Transit Moorings. First 3 days free but it is essential you report to the Coastguard office with your papers on arrival

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