Description:
An interesting port on the island of San Piedro, off the SW corner of Sardinia. It is a useful stopping-off point for boats making the passage from the Balearics.
There is a pretty promenade with many cafes and restaurants along the front, it seems popular with Italian tourists from the mainland. Several small, good value supermarkets a short walk into town. A couple of small chandlers selling general boat items.
Entrance Notes and Cautions:
In the San Pietro channel, some of the buoyage marked on the chart is missing. The frequent passenger ferries running from the mainland into the harbor can be useful indicators of the route in. It is fairly straightforward but the general shallowness of the channel can be somewhat of a shock after a long passage at sea. Take care when approaching the harbor as depths are shallower than marked.
Position:
39° 08.72'N, 08° 19.08'E (harbor entrance)
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