Santa Maria di Leuca : Profile
This is a small, but very attractive harbour located at the extreme southern tip of Italy's "heel", at the entrance to the Adriatic. It is an ideal stopover before the "jump" to Corfu. Be aware of considerable commercial traffic rounding Pt. Risolta. Fuel and some repair facilities are available here.
Position 39°47.5'N,18°21.5'E.
The Harbourmasters' office is at the head of the harbour.
Marina staff will have a quick check of your documents.
With a marina now installed in this harbour, it makes a very useful port of call, although shelter is rather limited if there is any south in the wind. A swell tends to enter the harbour whatever the direction of the the wind.
In settled weather, it is possible to anchor in the bay south of the main breakwater. The holding is good in sand.
It is now forbidden to tie up alongside the outside mole.
There are a couple of supermarkets within easy walking distance. Most other businesses and properties seem to be seasonal.
Last updated April 2012.
Porto Turistico Marina di Leuca Via Cristoforo Colombo, Santa Maria di Leuca Tel:+39 (0)833 758 687, Fax:+39 (0)833 758 235, VHF Channel 12 www.portodileuca.it, info@portodileuca.it A smart and friendly marina in a beautiful setting. Visitors berths are on the outside of the first port-hand side pontoon as you enter the harbour. Lazy lines are tailed to the pontoon, staff will assist. Full service marina; electricity, water, good toilets and showers, fuel, ATM, chandlery and charts. Cheap out of season (€13 for a 10m yacht in April 2012).
Hard standing area with small travel lift. Repair services including sails.
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