PORTO GARIBALDI

44°40',57 N - 12°15',02 E Porto Garibaldi, born as a fishing village and then developed as a town around the port, was the first seaside settlement on the coast. Today, the tourist port of Porto Garibaldi is one of the most active in the province. Large and comfortable boats regularly depart from here, where you can spend a day in the company of specialized guides in the most impressive Italian river Delta in search of the most suggestive spots. Another experience possible in every season of the year is sport fishing in the rich waters of the Adriatic. It is possible to book day or night excursions, a different way to experience the sea. The port is also the mouth of a long waterway that leads towards the hinterland, reaching as far as Ferrara. Technical details and services: Access hours: continuous. Seabed: sandy, muddy. Depths: at the quay from 2.5 to 4 m. Berths: approximately 180. Maximum length: approximately 20 m. Radio: VHF channel 16 (continuous) - 14. Winds: tramontana, greco and sirocco. Shelter: winds from the III and IV quadrants. Supplies of: water, weather service, refreshment and toilet facilities, club house for reception. Diesel fuel dispenser with discount on the north side entering the port. Hose sockets. Dock lighting. Slipway. Fixed crane up to 3.5 t. 2 mobile cranes up to 16 t. Outdoor/covered storage. Engine repairs. Repairs to wooden, fibreglass and steel hulls. Fire service. Waste collection. Ice resale. Car park. Telephone booth. To contact the port. Via Caduti del Mare.